Opinion

India realises that the future of transporting goods and commodities is tied to intricate freight rail corridors – which is why the DFC has assumed such importance

In ‘Talat Mahmood: The Definitive Biography’, grandniece Sahar Zaman showcases the soft and sombre playback singer as a staunch nationalist who backed land reforms, sang for Bangladesh’s liberation army and practised secularism as a habit

Sharmishta Mukherjee’s new book, ‘PRANAB, MY FATHER: A Daughter Remembers’, based upon the diary entries of the former president, makes scathing attacks on Rahul and Sonia Gandhi

The saffron party has bagged 3 out of the 4 large states and poured cold water all over what was to be Congress’s coming out party before 2024

Engaging in a tame hostage-prisoner exchange shows Israel’s war against Hamas has not entirely proceeded on the lines envisaged. Whereas the example of Gaza has stigmatised the two-state solution, the region can ill afford to drift without a political set...

While it is true that the bursting of firecrackers contributes to temporary spikes in pollution levels, recent studies reveal that blaming Diwali alone is an oversimplification of the problem

The presumptive innocence of women and the fuzzy definition of children has exposed to Hamas and other terrorists the soft underbelly of their enemies

Enhancing the programme’s effectiveness and aligning PMKVY with the industry to match local economic needs is crucial to making skill training programmes employable

On the martyrdom day of Guru Tegh Bahadur, all Indians ought to honour his memory as a saint-soldier who martyred himself to protect and uphold dharma in the face of great injustice and religious persecution

In order for the current revolutionary upsurge to transform itself into a revolutionary uprising that leads to total independence from Pakistan, the demands of the movement need to be transformed from mere economic ones into political ones

The Indianisation of corporate culture aims to create a unique blend that combines global business practices with the rich cultural heritage and values of India

In India, the halal economy is worth around $100 billion and growing rapidly by the day, becoming a tool for religious exclusion

As Bangladesh gears up for elections soon, it is important for people to remember the corruption cases that marred the country under Khaleda Zia’s tenure and decide if they can afford another tenure of corruption

Sitaram Yechury should do well to give up trying to ‘save’ India and instead save himself and his beleaguered party and its comrade ideologues

Today, India is seeking a bigger strategic role for itself in the Indo-Pacific. It is also viewed as the leader of the Global South. That necessitates India to take stronger positions against global entities that act in brazen violation of international l...

Abuse of language allows politicians to evade tough measures like removal of lethal subsidies and freebies to make agriculture more profitable and curb rural decay; this has also allowed the menace of stubble burning to continue