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If India wants to build a sports culture, it has to begin at the grassroots. We need to change the mindset that sports is not just an extracurricular...
The BJP’s key Bihar ally, chief minister Nitish Kumar, and his Janata Dal (U) or JD(U), swear by socialism and secularism
Although there is no actionable legal claim against Prada, the PR backlash has resulted in them connecting with the Maharashtra Chamber of Commerce.
As India marks the 50th anniversary of the 1975 Emergency, Rohan Jaitley reflects on his father's imprisonment and the fight for democracy.
The idea was mooted in the first tenure of chief minister Yogi Adityanath, who is now hopeful of completing it in his second term
A country that aims to supply piped drinking water to every rural household continues to lose billions of litres of water daily because of inadequate...
From 10.2 lakh visitors in 2022, the number had surged to over 16 lakh in 2024. Meghalaya was poised to touch the 20-lakh mark in 2025
India has the potential to play a role in global heritage diplomacy. This is not just about excavating abroad to cater to popular ideas and ambitions...
There are several gains that could flow from this, including enhanced productivity, biological synchronicity with daylight, and energy savings
While the medical fraternity needs to reboot service and ethics, society, law keepers and the government should reboot to support the physician at all...
Gujral’s work has been likened to his own condition, but attributing the power of his early works to his hearing disability is doing the artist a...
The Emergency of 1975 tested the Press severely; through satire and subtle reporting, they highlighted censorship, ultimately influencing public...
The most special contribution of Indian Railways to Odisha is during the Rath Yatra, which undertakes the task of serving lakhs of Rath Yatra...
As a leader of the Global South, India must reinvigorate its vision for the WTO and have a proactive and forward-looking agenda for the trade body
Women translators have often found thick histories behind women’s few words, told in seriousness or in play.
Global temperature data from the ERA5 dataset produced by the European Centre for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts (ECMWF) is now available up to June...
With a quick smile and a lighthearted apology, the old gent melted the reverence that had kept the crowd at bay.
The year 2025 is for Delhi what 2014 was for the entire country— a shifting of gears in governance with the same vehicle
Conducting the caste census, the first after the country’s independence, in an atmosphere of mistrust will only deepen that deficit in the political...
Plus, more on the US Supreme Court transgender ruling and UK's 'grooming gangs'.
Sri Lanka must embrace reconciliation post-civil war, moving beyond old grievances to build a unified future, addressing diverse community needs.
By actively incorporating yoga into its women and child welfare policies, India is enhancing grassroots health and well-being.
Filmmakers in India are vulnerable to mob action when they engage with subjects that deal with history and identity.
The political representation discourse remains stuck at a ceiling of 33%, as if the demand for equal space is itself an impertinence.
There will be temptation to continue with the Moon-era progressive foreign policy, but Lee is likely to be more pragmatic with the changed global...
The real journal, published by Elsevier since 1984 with a 3.7 impact factor, focuses on R&D management and the intersection of technology and...
The delegations addressed the misconception that only Muslim-majority countries are concerned for the Palestinian people.
In ruling against the stripping away of maternity benefits after the second child, Supreme Court has protected women's reproductive rights
Beyond the immediate gains, the Katra-Baramulla line could inspire a new model of regional development
Dalits get protective about the Constitution, but the Dalit vote is neither a consolidated bloc nor is it the monopoly of any one party.
Perfect crowd control in a nation of India’s scale is a tall order. But our size makes strategic planning non-negotiable.
In 2016, when the UN adopted the Sustainable Development Goals, the world promised to end all forms of child labour by 2025. This commitment was not...
The struggles of even a single citizen should motivate us to envision a more robust social protection system, especially given the maturity of...
Goa's transport department has issued draft guidelines for aggregators, prompting taxi operators to file objections and seek support from opposition...
Valmik Thapar was a conservationist who spoke his mind on policies regarding protection of the tiger and India’s forests
Indian texts were of great interest during what is regarded as the Islamic Golden Age
Being a fan shouldn’t be a dangerous business but in India, it clearly is. If the fans want better, they need to make themselves heard.
Delhi’s pollution plan is ambitious, but success will depend on execution, cooperation from civic agencies, citizens, even neighbouring states
A stable Ladakh with a robust governance structure and infrastructure is essential since the Union territory shares a restive border with China
Biodiversity markets are deepening, with a growing demand for high-quality carbon credits with biodiversity safeguards
Transparency on the design of caste enumeration and a detailed timeline of data releases will be key
India is steadily working toward our long-term goal of achieving 1,800 GW of non-fossil capacity by 2047.
India must marry cutting-edge technology and robust public infrastructure with a society trained to question, verify and act on reliable information.
The Centre must initiate a second wave of constitutional reforms to strengthen the 74th Constitutional Amendment Act
Asia is set to suffer disproportionate losses of snow and ice. This must be the year that we turn around our emissions record
Comprehensive and unambiguous legislative changes can facilitate investment in the sector and accelerate industrialisation
India is signalling that the US-India trade agreement will be under mutual cooperation and not unilateral pressure.
The Global South must lead with its own playbook. It is time to abandon 20th-century paradigms that blindly replicated western models
The real test for US leadership will be to balance the electoral allure of tough talk with the needs of an open, efficient economy.
Terrorism and talks, or for that matter trade, sporting and cultural ties, cannot go together just as “water and blood” cannot flow together.