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Recent deaths in Indore and disease outbreaks in Gujarat expose the chronic failure of India’s urban water systems. Sewage-contaminated pipelines,...

The 15th parole granted to Dera Sacha Sauda chief Gurmeet Ram Rahim since his 2017 conviction raises serious questions about selective leniency,...

A remark by a Congress MP has reopened an old fault line within the party, reviving questions over Rahul Gandhi’s leadership and Priyanka Gandhi’s...

The US launched a military operation against Venezuela in January 2026, arresting President Nicolás Maduro under the pretext of a “war on drugs.”...

The Centre has said tunnelling through hills for road projects does not require an Environmental Impact Assessment, citing gaps in the EIA...

Once a shield for tenants, Mumbai’s pagdi system is now under scrutiny as ageing buildings, stalled redevelopment and safety risks mount. With the...

As global politics witnesses a renewed emphasis on religion, family and tradition, criticism of similar discourse in India appears increasingly...

As the US pressures India to cut Russian oil imports, Venezuelan crude has emerged as a potential alternative. However, experts say Venezuela’s...

In this spiritual reflection, Dada J P Vaswani urges readers to make God a living reality through faith and devotion, recounting the legend of Lord...

By abducting the Venezuelan leader and his wife from Caracas, using the American armed forces, and detaining them in New York on charges of being...

In a country of 92 million people, with a perpetually sliding economy that is sanctioned from leveraging petroleum and other natural resources,...

Yet, one thousand years later, the temple stands as glorious as ever because of numerous efforts to restore Somnath to its grandeur. One such...

A large-scale strike on Venezuela’s capital city by the American forces overthrew the Nicholas Maduro regime. President Nicolas Maduro and his wife...

There are two things: one is motivation and the other is inspiration. Usually, in all companies, people are motivated by giving them a raise or a...

Mohan Bhagwat’s emphasis on Hinduism and family values sparks opposition criticism in India, paralleling similar religious-political debates in the...

The big cats are poster heroes of India’s wildlife story, with an official count of 3,167 tigers during the last census of 2021-22. For context,...

The authorities are ascertaining if all safety protocols were followed and have said it will take time to determine the origin of the fire even...

Indore’s drinking water turning toxic has exposed grave civic negligence, killing at least 10 people and sickening thousands. The tragedy...

External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar’s brief Dhaka visit for Khaleda Zia’s funeral signals a strategic reset in India–Bangladesh ties. As...

The first BMC elections were held in 1968. And 57 years later, has our city improved? Or has it deteriorated? Sadly, in Mumbai, the only purpose of...

After four years without an elected BMC, Mumbai goes to civic polls amid declining liveability and soaring budgets. While corporators can address...

At the risk of offending conservatives, she was the first to articulate that femininity is a social construct and that biology is a fact but should...

As Mumbai heads for the BMC polls after nearly a decade, the contest has sharpened into BJP’s Hindutva narrative versus the Thackeray cousins’...

New Year resolutions often fail because they are not linked to genuine priorities or realistic habits. Lasting change comes from aligning goals...

The most common explanation is loneliness. People turn to machines, we are told, because something is missing in their social lives. It is a...

The Hindi film industry is unarguably one of India’s powerhouses of soft power, and whilst we are predominantly served up a concoction of escapist...

As India enters 2026, the BJP appears well-positioned amid limited poll pressure, new leadership, and a stabilising economy. With only Assam posing...

The Right to Information Act once empowered citizens to hold the State accountable and deepen participatory democracy. By drastically amending its...

The Delhi High Court’s judgment in Siddharth Shankar vs SEBI highlights SEBI’s resistance to constitutional fairness, despite Supreme Court...

In the last week of March, the Competition Commission of India (CCI) conducted raids at leading media agencies, including Dentsu, Omnicom, Havas,...

Ruhullah knelt by a grave with a white Taliban flag embroidered with the Shahada, clearing the dead leaves by hand. In a poor country, even the...

Year Ender 2025 examines how Nitish Kumar’s 2024 switch, welfare politics, institutional tilt and failed mass mobilisation have left India’s...

India’s e-cigarette ban has failed in practice, with smuggled vapes flooding cities and online markets. Lack of enforcement, rising seizures and...

The Supreme Court has stayed the Delhi High Court order releasing convicted ex-MLA Kuldeep Sengar in the Unnao rape case, reaffirming that...

As global uncertainty deepens, India and ASEAN are emerging as mutual strategic hedges. From trade and supply chains to education, migration and...

As Maharashtra heads into civic polls, the sudden reunion of Sharad Pawar and Ajit Pawar highlights political compulsion over ideology. The...

Year Ender 2025 explores how Donald Trump may be remembered as a symbol of white nationalism, democratic decline and global disruption—arguing that...

They knock on doors to keep democracy alive — and return home carrying threats, targets and fear. As deadlines harden and pressure mounts, India’s...

Former PM Sheikh Hasina won’t contest, and Begum Khaleda Zia’s passing ends the "Battles of the Begums" in Bangladesh’s elections. Tarique...

A reflective essay on kala (time) as an unstoppable, neutral force, urging humans to live with purpose, discipline and right action. Drawing from...

From viral deaths to televised witch-hunts, how India keeps searching for culprits instead of confronting mental illness.

AI is increasingly shaped by human emotions, showing stress under strong prompts. Studies warn heavy AI use lowers brain activity, harms critical...

India’s dress sense is often seen as conservative, but history shows otherwise. The hesitation today stems more from social judgment than...

India produces over 25 lakh graduates annually, yet many remain unprepared for real-world jobs. This op-ed examines the systemic gaps in higher...
