Opinion
Aarogya Setu: Bridging Health & Well-being as India Battles Coronavirus
Aarogya Setu will be instrumental in keeping the users informed about their health status and of those around them by mapping the trajectories of the spread of the virus.
Let’s Go to Gandhi’s Wisdom to Heal Corona-Infected World: Five Big Ideas
The first thing to be said about the world after Coronavirus is that it cannot be — and should not be — the world before COVID-19.
Fighting Fear, Loss and Moral Dilemma: Leadership Lessons from Army in the Time of Coronavirus
In a crisis, the present can appear to overwhelm all else. But good leaders must also keep an eye on long-term objectives because an excessive focus on the present can sometimes jeopardise the future.
The Way Nation Responded to PM's Call Twice During Coronavirus Crisis Reveals People's Love for Modi
What endears the prime minister to his countrymen is his integrity and sincerity. Modi has emerged as the guardian of one and all and has been taking care of all sections of society.
Tweet by Tweet Demolition of Our Political Structure is Harming the Battle Against Covid-19
The political class of the country would do better by keeping aside their games of one-upmanship on social media aside for a while and focus on saving humanity.
Opinion | Why Centre Should Listen to Bengal CM's Call for Giving States Fiscal Room in Fight Against Covid-19
The fight against the coronavirus pandemic is not just a national one, but it is also a battle being waged by individual states, districts and cities.
China & the Virus: Parallels with Colonial British Administration
Many calamities and epidemics in history aggravated because of callous and insensitive attitude of rulers; yet these rulers have managed to evade the blame and project themselves as heroes.
Corona and the Cultural Narratives Intertwined With Disease Outbreaks in India Through History
Several epidemics have ravaged the country over the years and people frequently found deities and rituals to keep them going through the difficult times.
Once Seen as Modi Rival, Why Shivraj Singh Chouhan Became Default CM Choice Despite Losing MP 15 Months Ago
Though he was also sidelined for some time like Vasundhara Raje and Raman Singh - the other senior chief ministers who lost their states - Chouhan came back into Modi-Shah’s good books.
Be it COVID-19 or Any Other Challenge, Modi Has Taken the Lead and Indians Must Follow
Whether it was the 2011 earthquake in the Northeast and eastern India, the 2013 floods in Uttarakhand, Uttar Pradesh and Nepal, the 2014 earthquake in Jammu & Kashmir and Pakistan, or the 2015 floods in southern India—at every instance, Narendra Modi, as...
Banks' Decision to Recover Tax Deduction from Pensions a Slap in The Face of Disabled Soldiers
Faced with possible action of contempt of court and uproar in the media, the MoD asked the PCDA to withdraw the circular mandating Tax Deducted at Source (TDS) on disability. But it was the MoD in the first place that had asked the PCDA to do so.
OPINION | With Combination of Vikas, Vishwas and Rashtravad, Time is Ripe for a Soft Nationalistic Social Right
Many of the BJP voters and supporters of this new political mix do not subscribe to the hard-right and hyper-nationalism posture adopted by the party. But their rejection of the Left and the erstwhile leftist-socialist political narrative is greater than...
Contracting Factory Output, Galloping Inflation Belie Claims of Green Shoots in Economy
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman and the RBI have jumped the gun. Any sustained revival in the economy could still be far, far away.
OPINION | PM Modi's Pariksha Pe Charcha a Perfect Template for Addressing Students' Concerns
‘Pariksha Pe Charcha’ gives us a perfect template on how to deal with concerns of students. It also serves the larger purpose of instilling the right attitude in the younger generation in dealing with the minor and major setbacks in life.
Antithesis of the Typical Shiv Sainik, Can Aaditya Thackeray Help Tiger Roar Louder in Maharashtra?
Like his induction into the dust-and-grime of electoral politics, which party insiders said was meant to keep leaders with soaring aspirations in check, Aaditya’s entry into the cabinet and choice of portfolios is also strategic.
A Massive Irony in Supreme Court’s Ayodhya Verdict Harks Back to an Offer Made to Muslims in 1980s
The overall verdict is teeming with gaping holes, such that one could drive a coach through them.