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Supply chains will continue to engage the attention of politicians, diplomats, bureaucrats, economists, management experts, industrialists and...
These tariffs have nothing to do with Russian oil. Many countries including the EU and the US are profiteering from Russian natural resources such as...
In the India-Pakistan context, our overall policy would be to contain Pakistan so that it does not pose a physical danger to us
The status of Hindi in Bharat today is unusual. It is definitely some kind of a linking language, if it is not exactly a link language
We are at a crossroads with respect to education. Unless we train a very large number of young men and women in an all-round holistic manner, we are...
Both sides, Western as well as Chinese, would be greatly interested in pulling Bharat down into a longer, messier conflict as in the Ukraine
A war needs warriors. Will the MSMEs of today’s Bharat rise to the occasion?
The need for a formal link language is, however, not as acute as it was in say 1950 when linguistic groups were sharply demarcated
The reclamation of Gilgit-Baltistan will be a strategic and economic watershed moment for Bharat
Most of Karnataka's chief ministers are from different districts and regions, who saw Bengaluru as a capital where the powerful resided
The alarm over delimitation in Tamil Nadu is a ruse. The real objective is neo-feudalism through soft-secessionism
Any reorganisation of states must capitalise on our main advantage as a nation, and this is our rich micro-diversity in terms of culture, language,...