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Dr Jayaprakash NarayanFree Press Journal |
The Supreme Court's observations in the Shiv Sena factions dispute have prompted debate over the authority of political parties over elected...
India's education and skills crisis extends far beyond NEET, with poor learning outcomes, inadequate vocational training and low employability...
Renewed Gulf tensions and the threat to the Hormuz Strait highlight India's need for long-term energy security. Beyond managing short-term...
Sustainable energy is essential for balancing economic growth with environmental protection. Rising energy demand, finite fossil fuel reserves,...
A policy proposal calls for India to transition all motor vehicles to electric within 10 years to cut dependence on imported fossil fuels, estimating...
The column warned that any repeated closure of the Strait of Hormuz could worsen India's energy import dependence, with oil imports near 90% and LPG...
A poor country, sitting on a vast reservoir of hidden capital, with an immense need for capital, cannot afford idle capital of $5 tn unutilised
An editorial warns the prolonged Iran conflict and blockade of the Strait of Hormuz threaten global energy security and trade. It says nations may...
An opinion piece backed the NDA’s stance to freeze states’ seat shares despite delimitation concerns, calling it a major act of self-denial. It...
The Iran war highlights a major US strategic failure, triggering global risks. The Strait of Hormuz blockade has disrupted oil and gas supplies,...
Three weeks into the Iran conflict, global repercussions are severe. Iran’s asymmetric attacks on civilian & energy infrastructure, including...
The commentary argues that global powers often trigger unintended consequences through military interventions. Examining past U.S. actions—from the...
The Supreme Court of India has warned that unchecked populist spending is weakening state finances, urging responsible welfare policies and stronger...
Four developments—the Finance Commission report, a prudent Union Budget, the EU free trade agreement and a US trade deal—together strengthen...
Iran’s violent suppression of protests exposes a grim paradox of modern nation-states: regimes often survive by killing their own people. The...
The Iranian regime’s violent suppression of citizens protesting social and economic injustices has drawn global concern. Since Mahsa Amini’s death...
The US capture of Venezuela’s president highlights limits of military power and flawed strategic goals, offering lessons for India. Venezuela’s...
Ever since the invention of the incandescent light bulb by Thomas Alva Edison in 1879 and Nikola Tesla’s demonstration of the phosphorescent light...
The Bihar elections, once again, showed us how our politics is mired in this vicious cycle of competitive populism. By now we are all familiar with...
The Court asserted that the governor's actions, under Article 200, are subject to judicial review. Most controversially, the Court invoked its power...
State finances in several Indian states are deteriorating due to overspending, high public-sector wages, unsustainable borrowing, opaque budgets and a...
Several political convulsions in our South Asian subcontinent over the past three years once again demonstrate the fragility of democratic systems.
Hopefully, the present tariff crisis will soon be resolved satisfactorily. Meanwhile, the Union will certainly do whatever is possible and necessary...
The Lok Satta movement pioneered the Election Watch movement in 1999. As part of Election Watch, a highly credible, non-partisan, transparent exercise...
It will be useful to separate the 25% tariffs announced against most Indian goods as part of President Trump's America First Policy from the...
The Nimisha Priya trial and conviction in strife-torn Yemen is one such case that is agitating the minds of many Indians.
Nevertheless, the Russian invasion of Ukraine and Israeli and American bombing of Iranian nuclear facilities also indicate a changing world order. The...
The biggest daily problems of any city dweller today are almost certainly road congestion and traffic paralysis. Endless man-hours are lost. Pollution...
Despite the enormous competition for securing admission in STEM courses and in reputed institutions, there is a broad consensus that our universities...
On April 8, 2025, the Supreme Court gave an important judgement on the governors' powers. The court held that the governor has limited discretion in...
With Operation Sindoor, India has carved out a space between helpless inaction and a full-scale war between nuclear-armed states. The precise,...
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