Opinion

The forthcoming BRICS Summit in South Africa is likely to be the most consequential as far as the future of the organisation is concerned. The decisions at the summit will determine the future trajectory of the grouping

The demand for permanent and practical solutions to basic facilities must be raised by every citizen to face the challenges of the future

To provide an accessible and transparent grievance redressal system for industries in Punjab, there is a need to formulate a comprehensive ‘Industry’s Grievance Redressal Policy’

The fact is the Nuh violence in Haryana was a well-planned, well-executed terror incident — and it should be seen like that

Whether it is G20 or Shanghai Cooperation Organisation or even the BRICS summit, India’s voice is increasingly leaving an indelible mark on the proceedings

Indians need to deal with their love for tomatoes more pragmatically, if only for the sake of their pockets

Accountability is an alien term for Mamata Banerjee and she lives in denial even when confronted with hard facts about how law and order has completely collapsed in West Bengal

Whatever is happening in Manipur is unprecedented even for the most disturbed state in the Northeast. For West Bengal, it's normal. Here election means widespread violence

A record 13.5 crore people moved out of multidimensional poverty within the last five years, according to a report by NITI Aayog

Insightful findings of the News18 survey illustrate a picture of Muslim women ready to embrace legal reforms that provide greater gender equality and personal freedom

The Pakistan PM urged the SCO countries to take concerted and immediate action to combat terrorism, but maintained a studied silence on his country’s role in instigating terror in Kashmir

China is causing trouble for all its neighbours each passing day. It’s time to tame the dragon before it blows the entire world with its never-ending quest for supremacy and expansion spree

The question of whether these parties are prepared to make concessions regarding their regional ambitions remains shrouded in uncertainty. However, it appears evident that they are far from willing to do so without a fight

Mallikarjun Kharge has to prove to Gehlot and the rest of the party who the real boss is. With the Gandhis watching from a distance, the Rajasthan power struggle is set for a climax with a clear winner and loser

Forcible conversion by missionaries during colonial rule in India was a deeply problematic aspect of European imperialism. Sacred sites were desecrated and local traditions were suppressed, resulting in the loss of cultural diversity

On the night of June 25-26, the then Prime Minister, Indira Gandhi, imposed national emergency curtailing fundamental rights, putting the Opposition in jail and censoring the media