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Vinod’s emergence as a Hindi poet in the late 1960s was marked by a poetic language and perception that was unconventional


Many of his far-sighted decisions helped build India’s strong infrastructure and revitalised human development programmes


The next step for UPI is not just about larger transaction numbers but also about broader participation


Vande Mataram’s divinity is metaphorical, maternal and ecological — the land as giver and witness


Much of today’s responsible AI discourse begins with a more basic question: Is AI actually necessary to transform every sector and ecosystem?


Politics in UP is also driven by caste matrices. The BJP deftly managed this in the 2014 Lok Sabha polls, retaining the advantage in the 2017 and 2022...


Today, the mere use of a famous personality’s identity can invite legal trouble based solely on the celebrity’s subjective sense of offence


New Delhi’s approach must balance immediate pressures with longer-term vision and tactical adjustments with strategic consistency


The Nuclear Energy Mission can boost the economy significantly, given that the entire value-chain will be within the country


Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to Jordan, Oman, and Ethiopia could help forge partnerships under India’s MAHASAGAR vision


In many senses, Jayasankar's career path synchronised with mine until 1964, both at St Stephen’s and the Delhi School of Economics


To deliver at the speed and scale required, the United Nations system must act together — with all of Multilateral Environmental Agreements coming...


To deliver UHC, India’s health system needs to be agile, adaptive, and anticipatory


In his approach to life, Raghavan saheb had both breadth of vision and attention to detail to build institutions. Yet, he was far from being...


India-Russia ties, like all relationships, have their hiccups, but the two sides have learnt over decades how to avoid disruptions in the relationship


India’s multi-alignment is not a reflexive hedge, but a deliberate assessment that relations with Washington and Moscow are not a zero-sum choice


Dialogue fatigue is real. We’ve seen it before on finance and technology discussions. COP30’s closing days showed how hard things could get


SIR will add some more conviction to the global belief that India does its elections well


Every revolution comes wrapped in its own hype. The technology is real, yet the timelines are always exaggerated


At the heart of the IPO boom is a new generation of nation builders, from fintech to consumer to e-commerce, choosing India as the stage for their...

Support for strong India-Russia ties has long cut across political party lines in both countries

Cyclone Ditwah struck Sri Lanka with devastating force. This prompted the government to request international assistance. India responded within hours

The future belongs to those who can turn knowledge into action, and India’s skilled hands are poised to build a stronger, more inclusive tomorrow

Marine pollution is not simply an environmental crisis; it is also an economic one

Women-targeted cash transfers offer unmatched advantages. They are simple to administer, deliver immediate results

The debate on India's age of consent centers on a Supreme Court petition challenging the criminalization of consensual sex among adolescents aged...

A structural response is necessary to dismantle institutional queerphobia

The Supreme Court’s direction that high courts must disclose adjournments, causes of delay, and time taken to upload judgments is justified

Bihar’s women saw that both the Union and the state governments were pulling in the same direction, towards dignity, security and opportunity

For India, the era of viewing the Gulf solely through the prism of energy and diaspora is over, it is now a high-stakes theatre of national security

The bottom line is COP30 kept climate conversation alive in a fractured world. It has brought forth strategies and stakeholders we have long ignored

The next revolution will not only be digital. It will be civilisational — a fusion of faith, science, and imagination to expand what it means to be...

The present crisis is perhaps more driven by differences in the policy approaches and visions of Xi and Zhang vis-à-vis the military

Mistakes made by the interim government in Dhaka have left the country divided and fatigued

The present crisis is perhaps more driven by differences in the policy approaches and visions of Xi and Zhang vis-à-vis the military

During the past few years, NSS has sought to make itself responsive to emerging data needs. In its 75th year, the green shoots of this transformation...

Low inflation numbers are worrying economists as inflation needs to be not too high, but also not too low

A Lancet Planetary Health study estimates that PM 2.5 pollution was responsible for more than 17 lakh deaths in India in 2022 — up by 38% since 2010

The Bihar verdict marks the culmination of an old political feud and signals the arrival of a new politics based on smart management of multi-caste...

The 2025 election unfolded as a layered verdict. On the surface, it reflected gratitude toward Nitish Kumar, a “Thank You” moment magnified by...

The story of coral depletion and Ebola is not one of coincidence, but connection.

The science has been clear for years: Pollution is cutting our lives short. So, what’s missing is not information; it’s the right storytelling

Ebola’s legacy reveals an uncomfortable truth: environmental sustainability is not just conservation, it is disease prevention.

India has been a global pioneer in sustainability. Yet, ESG frameworks today largely overlook protein’s role in our food system

The senior care sector spanning housing, health care, insurance, and technology, is poised to become a major industry. Growth must be underpinned by...

From trace to trade, this mission could redefine animal husbandry in India as a globally competitive, data-driven sector

With increasing cross-border transactions and foreign investment flows, the demand for credible dispute resolution frameworks in India will only rise

If India yields to US pressure and stops buying oil from Russia, it would seriously undermine its narrative of strategic independence

As connectivity deepens, the Northeast is becoming India’s natural gateway to Southeast Asia. This region is not the frontier of India, its now the...

Bankim Chandra’s song from Anandamath is the song of freedom, the spirit of unyielding resolve, and the first mantra of Bharat’s awakening
