Opinion
Opinion | Why ‘Dunki’ Can Be The Reason For A Perfect Year-End Celebration For Bollywood
After the brilliant box-office performance of Sandeep Reddy Vanga’s action drama ‘Animal’, Bollywood could not have asked for a more promising release than ‘Dunki’ in the last month of 2023
Right Word | How China Wrecked Myanmar and Pushed it into Civil War
China has manipulated its cordial relations with Myanmar to its own advantage, sowing seeds of exploitation in that country and pushing it towards endless internal disturbances and turmoil
Opinion | Good Governance and Development: The Secret of BJP’s Success
The BJP’s sweeping electoral victory in three states — Chhattisgarh, Madhya Pradesh and Rajasthan — speaks of the politics of good governance and development. People have gradually realised that with Modi, India is invincible and has a great future
Interview | I Write About Subjects That Make Me Curious And Throw Up A Challenge: Tanushree Podder
Tanushree Podder’s ‘Thorns in the Crown’ is a captivating historical fiction that unfolds against the backdrop of India’s quest for independence from British rule
Opinion | Nehru and Kashmir: Big Blunders, Contested Legacies
There was no way Nehru could have stopped the UN interference in Kashmir or pushed the Pakistan Army out of POK. But this precarious situation was largely the result of his own egoistic personality and obnoxiously ideological and flippantly moralistic wor...
Opinion | The Fizzled Endeavour to Divide North and South in Indian Politics
The Opposition’s desperate attempts to create a divide between North vs South India and blame political setbacks on Hindus reflect their growing frustration and underscore their uneasiness and inability to accept their misfortunes
OPINION | The Triumph Of Diversity In Unity
Uttarkashi: While Uttarakhand has every right to congratulate itself, one hopes the state internalizes the key learnings from Silkyara so that it becomes conditioned to deliver every day not just in moments of disaster
Opinion | Paradigm Shift in Security Challenges From India’s Neighbourhood
India’s neighbours are moving away from India due to Chinese intervention and attempts. India has to redraw its policies to ensure better and lasting relationships including handling its internal fault lines
Opinion | Why the West is a Wounded Civilisation
The unwinnable wars in Ukraine and Israel have wounded Western civilisation as fatally as colonialism and genocide of indigenous peoples by settler-colonists in America and Australia fatally wounded the British Empire
Opinion | As War Continues in Gaza, A Lesson for Israel from India
Israel could do well to take a leaf out of the Indian book on how to conduct operations against terror without alienating the population and facing condemnation from the international community
Blaming Islamophobia for Wilders’s Win in The Netherlands is Lazy. The Answer Lies Elsewhere
Wilders’s victory caps a recent, but what appears to be an inexorable, lurch towards the Far-Right in Europe
Opinion | Changing Times in Kashmir: How Indian Army is Winning Hearts of People in Valley
Through its sustained efforts, the army has firmly established that it genuinely cares for the well-being of the people of J&K and that’s why Pakistan’s desperate efforts to demonise the Indian Army have not succeeded
Opinion | From Being an Outsider to Reclaiming Position on Global Stage: India’s Journey Under PM Modi
Since the swearing-in of Narendra Modi in May 2014, India has climbed to the top of the FDI rankings, surpassing both China and the US, and improved its ranking on the World Bank’s Ease of Doing Business index by 12 positions
Opinion | Climate Change and Clean Energy: Moving from Commitments to Actions
The challenge of climate change and adaptation is very complex. It needs a multi-stakeholder approach where institutions and communities come together to mitigate, adapt and build resilience
Opinion | How Indians Settled Abroad Are No Longer Apologetic About Showcasing Their Hindu Roots
The voice of an assertive and confident culture with its ancient values and traditions is resonating everywhere, which will make all right-thinking Indians smile
Opinion | Assembly Elections 2023: Last Chance for Congress to Save Itself from Becoming a Political Fossil
Much would depend on whether the Congress holds, if not improves, its position in the coming weeks or loses momentum as the Modi juggernaut gathers speed and the BJP’s vastly superior resources of money and power come into play