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It is only when ordinary Muslims start openly questioning the basic tenets of Islam and modifying or reinterpreting them for the modern era that...
Caste is one form of social linkage that has mutated over centuries. From being fairly flexible and affording some mobility pre-CE, it became more...
As Gen Bipin Rawat once pointed out, India has to be ready for a two-and-a-half front war, with the half referring to unnamed internal enemies.
Pahalgam happened just when many global manufacturers, including Apple, are thinking of relocating more parts of their supply chains, especially those...
Right now, resources from urban areas, are diverted for purchasing votes elsewhere. Just look at the case of Bengaluru.
If the US and UK can keep delimiting constituencies decade after decade without upsetting the federal structure, why is it that only Indian...
Net-net, the Trump disruption is welcome for India. We should look at the Australian example, not the EU or Canadian one.
India’s property market is rigged—there's a reason housing isn't affordable for all.
DEI – diversity, equity and inclusion – is about destroying society and aggregating power in a few hands by promising an ideal world that does...
AI optimists will tell you that disruptive technology and innovations usually create more jobs than they destroy as new uses for technology arise. But...
Placing restrictions on where billionaires can do charity is better than letting them play god with governments they think are unacceptable.
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India must build its own Deep State. Not only Adani, but Ambani, Tata, Birla, Infosys, TCS, Wipro can be potential allies.
ONOE will ensure that elected central and state governments have at least 4.5 years to focus on doing the right things instead of frittering away...
The verdict on the preamble amendments of 1976 suggests that the courts will accept flexible meanings of terms. A Constitution built of plasticine...
Religious freedom should include the right of institutions to not employ those who may be inimical to it, but in “secular” India it is apparently a...
It is also not a good idea for a Prime Minister to be perceived as being close to one businessman, even though it is not likely that he favours...
The quality of employment has gone down, even if the numbers of those employed are rising fast. This is at the core of the real jobs problem.
Banks are some of the worst defenders of privacy because they think they can share your personal details with their 'relationship managers'.
Both central and state governments, which can create a fair amount of high-quality jobs, cannot any more do so on scale because their welfare...
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