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The battle for 1.4 billion minds will not be fought only through political narratives, ideological campaigns or hostile information operations.
Working out what AI failures cost, and how many institutions share the system that failed, is a harder problem, and one India is well-placed to help...
So much is happening in Pakistan-occupied Jammu and Kashmir (PoJK), yet the international media remains largely silent
America's backlash could send the next wave of AI investment abroad. A decade of groundwork under Prime Minister Narendra Modi has India ready to win...
Bullying or extortion cannot be a permanent currency in diplomacy. As an immediate consequence, it has led to Trump’s sobering defeat in the midterms
Hindu festivals, with their exuberance, imperfections and diversity, deserve understanding and engagement, and, where necessary, constructive...
After celebrating the Taliban's takeover of Afghanistan in 2021, Pakistan has become disgruntled with the group and consistently accuses it of acting...
A very interesting understanding is unfolding between India and Turkey. There is a new frontier of cooperation: war on drugs and transnational crime.
Trump will be under pressure to be tougher and less accommodating. After all, what's he got to lose? It’s not as if he's going to be paying a...
How a government frames a problem shapes the solutions it receives. The Environment Ministry's 17 October interaction with start-ups shows why.
After nearly 24 years of association with the party, the Srinagar MP has decided to sever ties with the organisation and announced his intention to...
The richest moment of a billionaire’s life, it turns out, cost nothing at all. He simply listened.
As RSS's senior brass filters from Indore’s executive meets straight into the capital, the closed-door messaging to its political sibling, the BJP,...
The economy of Bangladesh is heavily dependent on the success of this one sector. If it goes down, the economy goes down
Initially, judges of the Supreme Court and high courts were hesitant to let the camera inside their courtrooms
Many may not be willing to question the leadership publicly, but in private conversations, concerns about the party’s functioning are increasingly...
Tesla has started making Optimus on a line built for a million robots a year, and Musk says the robots will soon build the robots.
In the first six months of this fiscal year alone India has added 24.56 GW of renewable capacity.
Adit Kothari's article examines the declining Hindu population in Pakistan, alleged forced conversions, abductions and institutional discrimination...
Drugged-up Pakistan, with more than six million drug users and rising, is assiduously creating a narcotics-trade whirlpool, pulling countless...
Many of us watched this at Mukesh Ambani’s Jio event, when his children spoke from the heart
India's technological ambitions require more than research funding and startup incentives
There is much soft work to be done in Arunachal before the government moves in brick and concrete for the dam
The most troubling aspect of this proposal is the concentration of political power it could facilitate under Asim Munir
Most people remember that the complete Babri demolition took place on December 6, 1992. But the partial demolition of October 30, 1990, is largely...
Bihar Museum was ranked No 9 in its list of the 100 best museums in the world by a travel journal. India's other cities need to catch up
Freedom of speech is a must but free speech cannot come at the expense of getting a free run to slander
All they can hope for, if Eisenkot prevails, is a crackdown on violent settlers and keeping hardline Smotrich and Ben-Gvir out of the government
In a 1950 letter to Nehru, Sardar Patel warned that China's takeover of Tibet had fundamentally altered India's security, exposing its northern...
Lawyers’ strikes are one of the reasons for the staggering pendency of cases in India
Social cohesion is about creating the conditions in which trust is not an extraordinary act of faith, but an ordinary part of everyday life and Japan...
India has already recognised the value of linking engineering research with defence requirements
The young people at the barricades can see the economy is growing. They are asking why the door in front of them is shut
Some road names in Kolkata simply refuse to fade into oblivion.
CHD is treatable, yet thousands of children still die or live with preventable disability because diagnosis and treatment are delayed or inaccessible.
From simmering tensions with Congress to growing resentment among party veterans, the latest reshuffle has exposed fresh fault lines within Jammu and...
On Infantry Day, the story of a young Muslim officer who remained with his battalion, helped protect refugees fleeing communal violence and went on to...
As India observes Infantry Day, personal memories of survival during the 1947 Kashmir invasion underline why the sacrifices of soldiers and civilians...
The war in Ukraine shows what can happen when users and makers stay in touch every day
In the age of AI, cybersecurity is the national responsibility of ensuring that when defences fail, the systems supporting India's economy and public...
India’s then home minister spoke of the people of India, and people of Kashmir, as if they were two independent entities
India may have wanted some balance in BRICS instead of a staunch anti-America outlook, but PM Modi’s foreign policy is pragmatic and nimble enough...
Maps do not confer title, and names do not move borders. Territorial disputes require evidence, negotiation and international law, not selective...
The memory of Narasimha Rao will always glow bright in the hearts of Ram Bhakts, whose cause he served with a pure spirit
Reflecting on nearly two decades of body art, an author explores the memories, pain, and addiction behind getting tattoos
The system is hard to use, but the people who work through it deserve a process that treats them as citizens, not defaulters
Tukaram Mundhe's crackdown on food safety violations shows how institutional failure can turn routine enforcement into extraordinary news.
From Adipurush to Chhaava and Kalki 2898 AD, Bollywood has learnt some hard lessons about mythological and historical films. Can Ramayana get the...
In a world of slower and more uneven global growth, India’s trajectory under Prime Minister Narendra Modi stands out
Transnational ideological networks, international advocacy groups and domestic political alliances are blurring boundaries between legitimate dissent...
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