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It's about the inspiration other players draw from legends like him
It threatens to bring the state into relationships it has no place in
NIPUN Bharat, through a focus on foundational learning, has transformed teaching-learning
Success depends on more than government action. The affected individuals, healthcare professionals, NGOs, donors, the media, and society at large...
For their sake, the government should cut taxes, not tinker with them. It should lower import tariffs, facilitate FDI
While students may hear phrases like “tax cuts”, “fiscal deficits”, and “GDP growth” in the news, they should also get an opportunity to understand...
Economic Survey factors challenges posed by geopolitics and climate change. Budget should lay ground for strategic policy move on infrastructure,...
Survey correctly points out the significance of erasing trust deficit, removing regulatory cholesterol. This spirit should find its way to the Budget
Absolute numbers, framed by a propaganda machine, do not present an accurate picture of India's place in the world
The big uncertainty before the global economy, and the Fed, is how will Donald Trump's policies on tariffs, taxes and immigration play out
While it is a symbolic representation, it remains a powerful call to action. ‘Cada segundo cuenta’ — every second counts. If world leaders remain...
Most AI startups in the country and enterprises rely on foreign LLMs, which limit their ability to innovate and cater to local needs
Top AI development companies should consider revisiting the debate on whether their development environment is more constraining than need be....
The vital interplay between public investment and growth will need careful navigation to harness the potential of India's burgeoning economy.
Unveiling of Chinese company’s AI tool is an opportunity to work on low-cost innovation. India has the talent and resolve – it must act now
Given the size and complexity of the issues plaguing the Yamuna, it is time that people at the helm of affairs — politicians, bureaucrats or...
Crowd management has been Kumbh's badge of honour. What went wrong on Wednesday needs to be probed so that accountability is fixed and new lessons...
It punctures the belief that Savarkar, the “new icon” of the Hindu Right, was a towering leader of India’s freedom movement, and warns of the...
When Mohan Bhagwat declared that India got its 'true independence' only on the day the Ram Temple at Ayodhya became a reality, he underscored the...
Seventy-seven years after his death, Gandhi’s teachings provide a blueprint for addressing contemporary global challenges such as inequality,...
Given that this Kumbh has been widely recognised as “Digital Kumbh”, with extensive use of drones and AI-based monitoring systems, it is...
Modernisation programmes for services will require the budget’s backing
Three drivers of India-China détente are economic, military, and political. These will likely be even stronger triggers now that Trump is at the...
A Chinese lab has shaken a core tenet of AI development, showing more can be done with less. India must take note
Delhi sessions court sends out message that political matters are for the ballot, not witness box
Contrary to the narrative that India is being used as a dumping ground, it has maintained a surplus in finished goods trade with many FTA partners,...
The 2025 Draft regulation is another exercise in shifting goalposts. The least we can expect from the government is to evaluate the proposed draft...
Publication of a spate of memoirs paints a reassuring picture of the enduring appeal of people’s stories
Popularity of Donald Trump’s 'Make America Great Again' campaign highlights deepening ideological divisions within the West. Delhi must pay...
Absence of air pollution from Delhi election manifestos shows that in democracies, often political parties frame electoral issues, voters only...
By proving that progress does not depend on massive resources, this development offers hope that AI can be a tool for everyone — not just the few...
Report shows improvement in learning outcomes above pre-pandemic levels, signals initial success of NEP.
It must focus on overcoming fundamental constraints in existing technologies.
Whether India's GDP per capita hits $10,000 by 2045 or 2047 makes little difference. Key is to grow for extended periods with low risk.
As regulations tighten, a complex science-vs-rights debate is shaping up
A rediscovered portrait invites viewers to look beyond the surface and discover new meaning
It shows foundational learning skills have recovered post-pandemic. That's cause for cheer -- and redoubling efforts
Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri's Beijing visit signals a thaw in India-China ties. Security dilemmas, however, remain
Thailand is now the largest Asian country to have legalised same-sex marriage. But in India, the Supreme Court has left it to Parliament.