Opinion

Punjab's election hinges on more than just MSP guarantees. To achieve a true renaissance, voters must demand solutions addressing its deeper economic woes. This election is a chance to choose long-term prosperity over fleeting populist promises

While some may perceive a normalisation in Europe-China relations following Xi's visit, the reality is far from it. Returning to China cannot serve as a sustainable solution for Europe. It must adhere to the path it charted post-Covid

BJP's stance on national security, economic reforms, and its promise of a corruption-free government resonate with a broad spectrum of voters. These issues gain prominence during Lok Sabha elections and can influence the Assembly elections, giving the BJP...

The antidote to 21st-century problems cannot be 20th-century implements akin to peddling some snake oil. While deep reforms require time, we can take decisive action now instead of resorting to scapegoating and delay tactics

From orchestrating military coups to directly influencing the appointment of political leaders, the Army has consistently sought to shape Pakistan’s political landscape through direct and indirect means in accordance with its interests

In a country like India, which is a microcosm of the world, this insidious racial profiling is nothing short of an abject attempt at sowing the seeds of otherness

2014 can be called the year when Bharatiya intellectuals rooted in Bharat felt liberated. The challenge to the Western, Marxist narrative began taking shape in the true sense

Members of criminal gangs are supposed to maintain absolute secrecy, and not divulge any details about the criminal organisation they work in. This code of silence towards law enforcement forms the bedrock of criminal ethics among organised crime clans

Sanatana Dharma is eternal for the diversity it allows for in thought, and not necessarily its rituals. Therefore, narrowing the interpretation of Sanatana Dharma to exclude all differences of opinion is distorting its greatness and, indeed, the very reas...

If the West Bengal government is serious about Muslim welfare, it should stop pandering to moneyed musclemen and right-wing ideologues. What the community needs is progressive leadership

It appears that the Congress of today is yet again in the grip of Leftist thought, and is determined to re-paint the private industry and its wealth creators with the old brush

The statement by Rajnath Singh, and India’s surgical strikes following Uri and at Balakot are a signal of its strategic intent, ability and willingness to respond strongly to terror attacks carried out on its soil

Demonstrating remarkable farsightedness by anticipating its defeat, Congress has readied a list of alibis to explain the coming loss. By its querulous complaints in the run-up to the elections, it is preparing the ground for ‘I told you so’ moment once th...

About 15 years ago, the situation of Indians caught in distress abroad was no good. However, whilst little understood in 2014, PM Modi and his government’s response to support Indians caught in distress has in many ways become a hallmark of his governance...

As long as films get made, a few actors of every generation will opt for direction with the hope of making well-appreciated and successful films

The military establishment had displayed its dominance in the decision-making process during the 1970 elections. The same template continues even today in Pakistan. Considering the ongoing developments that Pakistan is witnessing, it seems to be heading t...