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The poster-girl of second-wave feminism turned women’s private grievances into a movement that changed how generations understood equality — from...
If the Reservation Hatao Andolan succeeds in replacing caste-based reservations with economic filters, it will be a catastrophic regression for women,...
The 2026 midterms will deliver no final answer. But they will provide an important verdict on the political foundations of American leadership.
Modi is shrewd enough to realise that anti-incumbency is setting in and the electorate wants a leader who at least seems responsive to public...
When Modi met Putin, TV9 Bharatvarsh noted how the leaders shook hands twice. India Today noticed 'a firm, warm handshake' and NDTV 24X7 called it...
A unanimous resolution passed by the two core bodies of Tata Trusts, SRTT and SDTT, losing unanimity at the biggest decision-making body of the group,...
Multiple security requirements are not unique to the Indian market. But while they serve legitimate objectives, the extent to which they add to the...
The advent of Islam in India, and its spread in Southeast Asia, are much bemoaned as end of the “Indosphere”, supposedly breaking these ancient...
As PM Balen Shah weighs attending the UNGA, Nepal needs global support for its floods and stronger guarantees for its people abroad.
If Milton Friedman’s permanent income hypothesis is considered, true assessment for this quarter was not provided by MoSPI. This was determined by...
Let’s not pin all our hopes on a four-team league that burnishes the top stars, forgetting the mad scramble at the bottom.
Village and urban governance cannot operate as separate worlds when settlements themselves are moving between them. They need to talk to each other.
The mining sector’s share of GDP has hovered around the 2% mark over the last decade. India imports 100% of its lithium, cobalt, and nickel, and 60%...
Some Chinese online commentary has characterised criticism of China’s handling of the disaster as an information war, particularly from Indian...
Annulling a treaty we cannot act upon is rhetoric. The test is whether water reaches a field in Malwa or a tap in Kathua.
The next phase of India-Nepal economic integration should move beyond exports and imports towards shared industries, clean energy and regional value...
The murders of influencers Kanchan Kumari and Manjeet Kaur reveal the same discomfort. Instead of beginning with the violence, people begin with the...
Criticism of CM Vijay cancelling the Parandur project has logic to it, but it risks obscuring a fundamental distinction between a promise to do and a...
Gujarat’s Dholera, UP’s Jewar and Odisha’s Bhubaneswar show that capital grants alone won’t work—ecosystem readiness and supply-chain depth...
When Rahul Gandhi said 'smash the patriarchy' in Pune, he drew a connection between young women's experience and the text and tradition that justify...
RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat's universalism, that all paths converge on one truth, is generous from within a Hindu frame and useless as a basis for...
India needs medical technology and indigenous capability. The harder question is whether building a full medical school is the best way for IIT Madras...
Declaring the BJP his ‘ideological enemy’ doesn’t say much about Vijay’s ideology. He won’t even take a clear stand on delimitation.
Princess Diana reminds us that influence can mean more than just earning clicks. It can inspire difficult conversations, change perceptions, and shape...
The Sangh Parivar venerates women as symbols, but distrusts them as individuals.
Gurugram’s residents no longer register the city’s monsoon as a surprise. They experience it as paranoia, anticipating the rains with dread.
During the Hormuz crisis, India implemented a form of price discrimination without explicitly labelling it as such.
If female public presence did cause 'great destruction', Islam's very first supporter would have been a walking contradiction of her own faith.
We shared his heartbreaks, celebrated his eight Ballon d'Ors, and realised he wasn't just a PlayStation player but a part of our lives.
Data shows not a single female judge from Odisha’s district judiciary has been appointed as a high court judge between 2000 and 2025.
The problem for Pakistan is going to be one of strategic overstretch, considering its military already remains heavily oriented toward India while...
As much as the recent developments raise questions about Subhash Chandra’s credibility, this is an important discipline for an insolvency tribunal.
The Supreme Court can review DGCA’s exercise of existing law. It should not supervise the making of future aviation policy.
From hunting green minerals to calling out cross-border terror, India isn't just attending SCO; it's driving it.
Pakistan’s PoJK is witnessing protests over electoral representation, while India-administered J&K is focusing on land records, digital...
General Zhao Zongqi, the former Western Theatre Commander, became the 102nd Senior Commander to be purged by Xi last week.
In an era where pace and speed dictate play, modern hockey is frenetic yet strictly controlled. India often seems locked in the extreme left lane.
Modi’s 2026 plan uses digital infrastructure to offer free test prep, but critics warn it treats symptoms, not the unequal education system.
There is a difference between writing a flawed woman and repeatedly writing a woman whose flaws become her entire personality.
The Muslim, Sikh and Christian readings of Mohan Bhagwat's speech converge on one omission. Each community was told it would be protected. None was...
If the recent trend is anything to go by, regional Marathi subcultures are beginning to assert themselves. Singers such as Anand Shinde are now an...
In November 2006, PM Manmohan Singh delivered a speech at the first India Disaster Management Congress in New Delhi, emphasising the need to build...
It would not be unfair to say that the Indian team management has treated the No. 3 position like a musical chair.
The Mamdanification of El-Sayed isn't just a media invention; it's a style transfer, and there's nothing wrong with borrowing a winning formula.
FSSAI, as regulator, has the responsibility to safeguard the interests of the common people, protecting them from harmful food but its actual actions...
Ambassador of Ecuador Fernando Xavier Bucheli Vargas says that for Indian travellers familiar with Goa or Kerala, Ecuador's coast offers another...
There is nothing wrong with an actor returning to what works. In fact, the box office often encourages it. But that is precisely why Ranbir Kapoor’s...
People of Instagram refuse to be guilt-tripped into eating the same old dal-chawal four days a week simply because it is supposed to be marinated in...
You readers are great communicators. You like to share your views on every subject—not just issues ThePrint has written about, but also many we...
Nobody prepares you for the slightly nerdy man who can discuss literature and therapy in the same conversation.
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