Opinion
In Fight against COVID-19, Checking Tobacco Consumption Can Help in a Big Way
Smokers are at a higher risk of getting infected with the deadly coronavirus due to a weaker immune system, and they are more likely to develop severe COVID symptoms.
Nuclear Deal Changed India-US Ties. A Woman’s Persistence & Hard Work Got it Done
In July 2005, the Indian team arrived in Washington three days before the prime minister to finalize the joint agreement. The deal almost fell through over two issues.
Spiralling COVID Cases & Dried-up State Coffers, Tamil Nadu CM Stalin Won’t Find the Going Easy
For a state boasting of high literacy and all-round development, Tamil Nadu shows shameful performance on vaccination.
With Mamata’s Victory in Bengal, Maha Vikas Aghadi in Maharashtra Gets a Boost
Sharad Pawar and Uddhav Thackeray lost no time in congratulating Mamata Banerjee and promising her support.
Odisha Next Big State in BJP Conquer East Policy But It Must Manoeuvre Tricky Equation with Patnaik
BJP will have to work on a campaign to pin down Naveen Patnaik with the clarity and intensity with which it went about cornering Manik Sarkar in Tripura.
Not Just Bengal, Didi is One of the Tallest Leaders in India Today: TMC MP Kakoli Ghosh Dastidar
Those who left the party in the run-up to the elections were greedy and indulged in unscrupulous activities.
Well-behaved Women Seldom Make History. Mamata Banerjee Could Lead Challenge against Modi-Shah in 2024
Mamata Banerjee does not fit the mould of the stereotypical ‘good, maternal, married’ Bengali woman which the CPM or the BJP would have admired.
What The Fork: Kunal Vijayakar Visits Old Favourites During Ramzan & Finds the Food Finger-Licking Good
This time, the bazaars and cloisters were a bit quieter, more subdued than I have ever remembered, writes Kunal Vijayakar.
What The Fork: Kunal Vijayakar is No Vegetable Lover, But Thinks Gujarati Thali is the Perfect Meal
The traditional Gujarati thali is like an abridged version of the Encyclopedia of Gujarati Cuisine.
Towards the Remaking of a New Consensus: 'Bidenomics' Offers Key Lessons for India
Biden’s plan can change the game in the economic policy design architecture for most developing countries too, including India.
To Fight Armed Maoists, India Must Fortify First Line of Defence, Writes General Who Led Surgical Strikes
Despite claims of having fought bravely, it is apparent that the security forces were surprised and overwhelmed.
Neither Assam Nor Kerala, Bengal Election Outcome is Crucial for Gandhis and Congress
The Congress may be a virtual bystander in the titanic battle being fought in Bengal but its outcome will affect Rahul-Sonia Gandhi-led Congress.
Next Four Weeks Crucial in India’s COVID Fight. Country Must Act on These Five Points Now
Even if we assume only 10 per cent suffer from severe infections, at some point, we would require 20,000-40,000 critical care beds for admissions each day.
How Mukti Bahini, Partly Inspired by Che Guevera, Turned into a Battle-ready Force in 1971
The ‘soldier nucleus’ of the Mukti Bahini comprised regular officers and men of the East Bengal Rifles (EBR) who rebelled against the Pakistan Army after the crackdown of March 1971.
Is Asaduddin Owaisi Doing a Kanshi Ram in Politics?
Kanshi Ram took the truism of “means justifying the end to acquire power” to its logical end.
Austin’s Visit Bolsters India-US Ties, But Points of Divergence Need Honest Discussions
There is an undeniable degree of optimism in the future of India-US defence cooperation. However, it has to be made sure that there are no stumbling blocks.