Opinion

From fencing India-Nepal border, enhancing vigil along Indo-Myanmar border to facilitating reverse migration, India may need a new approach to deal with cross border challenges.

With China beefing up military presence and encroaching on Russia’s sphere of influence, Moscow, New Delhi could share a more convergent view on preventing a new hegemon from having a free reign.

The real ecological issue is soil. Ecological issues must become election issues. Governments must be elected for their concern for ecological issues.

Since a significant number of adults have taken at least one dose of COVID-19 vaccine, it is time we looked at the remainder of the susceptible population in India.

A lot of pain points of traditional methods can be addressed using agritech. Farmers can keep an eye on their yields easily and remotely using the drone technology.

For Uttar Pradesh, the Jewar airport is likely to be a game changer. Especially as it caters to Noida, a fast-developing hub for software, media and IT companies.

Where were the politicians when the two innocent policemen who were having tea at a shop at Barzulla were attacked and shot mercilessly by some coward?

Old cities and pilgrim towns, which once seemed like basket cases when it comes to cleanliness, are now leading the way for the rest of the country.

Every year, lakhs of rural migrants arrive in large cities, looking for jobs, education and a better life. Many are forced to live in congested slums or on pavements.

India must bite the bullet on large-scale power sector reforms to improve distributional efficiencies and facilitate inward financial and technological flows.

It is not ‘anti-farmer’ to point out that a vocal minority of rich farmers from one state is burning the lungs of northern India in the name of innocent farmers everywhere.

This is why Mani Shankar Aiyar’s statements on the PM’s socio-economic background have ensured his banishment from the court, but Salman Khurshid’s electorally damaging statements never will.

When was the last time an Indian proudly walked barefoot in the central hall of the Rashtrapati Bhavan to receive an award from the first citizen of the country?

Live pictures on television from Chennai and surrounding regions present a picture of despair, with many areas submerged, trees uprooted and roads flooded.

Kashmir doesn’t need a special status or a healing touch. It doesn’t even need a much-romanticized separate identity. Kashmir needs a new path of development and peace.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has long argued that India’s industrial development cannot be held hostage to unreasonable cuts in its carbon emissions.