Opinion
Priyanka Gandhi Alone Can’t Revive Congress in UP. Party Must First Atone for Past Mistakes & Dent Yogi’s Politics
For the Congress to atone its past mistakes that led people to desert it, the party will have to launch a preparation matching the land and sea invasion of Germany. Anything less than that will not bear any fruit — Priyanka Gandhi or no Priyanka Gandhi.
Key Features of NEP 2020 and How Big Changes in Schools, Higher Education Will Lead to Big Benefits
The curriculum is an outcome of good preparation and rigorous research and, upon implementation, will minimise the stress on young students and help reduce the annual school dropout rates drastically.
Not Just Ram Mandir, Why August 5 is a Significant Date for Independent India
Rebuilding of Ram Temple has re-ignited our memories buried deep under the embers of forgotten history.
OPINION | Khilafat Movement and the Flight of the Bulbuls
From May to November 1920, nearly 60,000 Muslims emigrated or undertook hijrat.
The Siachen Saga: Demilitarisation Attempts, Dirty Dealings and a Commitment to Pakistan
For 17 years, attempts to dimilitarise Siachen Glacier were made. One wonders how many policy makers were aware that Siachen Glacier flows east of the Saltoro Range and there is not one Pakistani on the Glacier.
Belittling Nitish Not Enough, Team Tejashwi Must Reshuffle Caste Cards to Trump 15 Yrs of 'Sushasan'
It is fast turning out to be a verbal wrangle over 15 years of Lalu-Rabri regime versus 15 years of Nitish Kumar reign as both the rivals leave nothing to chance to disparage each other in the game of political one-upmanship.
Covid-19: Way Forward for India
Let us keep repeating the 5-pronged mantra till we banish this pandemic - masks, social distancing, hygiene, testing and tracing.
Article 35A Abrogation Made All Indian Residents Equal, Nothing Amiss About Court Taking Time to Hear Pleas
Those who criticised the move to abrogate Article 35-A argued that President Ram Nath Kovind showed weakness while dealing with the issue.
OPINION | Propagandists Playing Victim as Law & Order Machinery Goes After Delhi Riots Accused
The ecosystem must be credited for manufacturing fake narratives so consciously and cunningly.
Reliance Jio-Facebook Deal: Shaping the Digital Future of World’s Largest Democracy
Jio and Facebook joining hands will also bring smaller businesses on the fringes of Digital India into the fold.
OPINION | Can China’s Belt-and-Road-Initiative Survive COVID-19?
China's ‘Belt and Road Initiative’ projects always made poor economic sense. This pandemic originating from China and leading to global recession may have a spelt the death knell to BRI.
As India Reels Under Covid-19 Outbreak, Here's How Community Innovation Centers Can Offer Unique Solutions
These centres can be very important focal points to ensure that the societal and economic needs of the village, or a community of villages it serves, are adequately understood and continuously addressed to enable self-sufficiency in various areas.
India is Missing a Strong Opposition as it Tries to Contain the Coronavirus Crisis
For any country to improve its policies, you need a leader who can criticise the government's position with positive inputs which India has not seen.
OPINION | India's Fight against Coronavirus — The Story So Far
The government's response has been very proactive and ahead of the curve — and it started from aggressive screening of inbound passengers, the first carriers of the virus.
OPINION | Justice Gogoi’s Nomination to Rajya Sabha is Not Quid Pro Quo
While the Congress and others have alleged quid pro quo citing the Ayodhya and Rafale judgments, it is important to note these verdicts were not delivered by CJI Ranjan Gogoi alone.
How The Govt Machinery Acted Quickly to Spread Awareness About Coronavirus
The important thing to keep in mind is not to create panic among the masses. The fact that as compared to the number of confirmed cases reported in India and the reported deaths due to COVID-19, other diseases have taken more lives in the last one week.