Opinion

When each colour is seen clearly, it is colourful. When all the colours get mixed, you end up with black.

Large-scale money distribution was scientifically executed for the first time in Tamil Nadu by DMK’s M.K. Alagiri, son of late chief minister M. Karunanidhi.

India is serving the world instead of lecturing. If this is Hindu nationalism, does the world need less of it or more? This is a form of Indian exceptionalism, if you will.

The three-year project aims to strengthen the agricultural sector — by providing livelihood to farmers and making the state’s agriculture sustainable.

Covid-19 has showed glimpses of the magic that’s possible when the government role becomes minimum and it instead focuses on being a strong facilitator.

The digital media rules introduce a system of self-classification whereby an OTT platform itself classifies content for a suitable age category. For viewers, our content is not censored but merely certified.

The CM finds herself in a ‘holier-than-thou’ contest with BJP, making the polls less about development, jobs than temple-hopping, coining religious slogans.

In the immediate aftermath of the 2014 elections, the most shrill anti-Modi rhetoric came not from the stunned Congress party, but the ‘victorious’ Trinamool Congress in Bengal.

Our education system holds the responsibility of making socially responsible citizens — true deshbhakts — out of our children.

As customers are exposed to a plethora of interactive capabilities of an online store, the chances of your desire to save time while shopping online is as bleak as it can get.

Many of India’s construction leaders are wasting in bankruptcy. Companies that were once blue-chip multinationals, now face liquidation for pennies on the dollar.

As late as 2018, West Bengal led the nation in political murders. Where is the data for 2019 or 2020? We don't know, because the state government has refused to report it to the NCRB. What we do know is that there is now a shocking level of tolerance, eve...

The continuing hostility and steadily worsening ties is serving little strategic purpose, particularly for Pakistan, and to some extent, for India.

All companies, big or small, must exhibit zero tolerance for sexual harassment. No matter how senior the perpetrator in the pecking order or how junior the victim, the policy should be to act on instances of sexual harassment with an iron hand.

Interestingly, when Ebrahim Alkazi left National School of Drama, he selected B.V. Karanth as his successor, a person completely unlike himself in background, exposure, personality and outlook.

A growing worry amongst scientists is that the African continent and some other financially unstable countries might not be able to procure the requisite number of vaccine doses, leading to blind spots of vaccination.