Opinion

India has lost many soldiers like General Bipin Rawat to Controlled Flight Into Terrain (CFIT) crashes. HTAWS could be the panacea for this persisting problem.

The very Islamic states fail the test of religious tolerance whether governed by Sharia and the Hadith or any 'secular constitution'.

India, being one of the world’s hottest innovation hotspots, has a great opportunity to lead the world on development of a crypto ecosystem.

So-called protesting farmers will not readily capitulate now; they believe because they were able to persuade the government to bend on the three farm bills, it will cave in on MSP too.

A colonial mind may not be able to appreciate that Indian steps towards environmental rejuvenation are second to none. India’s growth story cannot wait for policy validation from outside.

As Parliament is set to clear the decks for repeal of three farm laws, a guaranteed MSP is no panacea either. Instead, an Agriculture Export Policy can address farmers’ woes.

Such is Chinese fear of internal dissent that China has, between 2007 and 2019, tripled its domestic security spending to more than 1.24 trillion yuan.

‘Hindu Terror’ bogey is one of the most shrewd scams to wallop, demonise, smear and shame an entire civilisation, while whitewashing Islamists for their heinous act of waging war on Bharat.

China’s BRI is inherently carbon-intensive given that its primary focus has been on building conventional infrastructure and not green infrastructure.

India should protect the interest of innovators. It can learn from global markets such as the UK and Singapore where cryptocurrency is not a legal tender but is considered a property.

While Pakistan may think this is the best way to capitalise upon its victory in Afghanistan, foisting a terrorist enthusiast upon Washington is unlikely to produce the results it expects.

Every year, lakhs of rural migrants arrive in large cities, looking for jobs, education and a better life. Many are forced to live in congested slums or on pavements.

Mani Shankar Aiyar or Audrey Truschke are not the real problems. The real problem is the prevailing ‘liberal’ preoccupation in finding ‘secular’ traits among some of the most reviled fanatics.

There could be 1,500 or 2,000 such Afghan officers trained in various Indian military academies in the last few years who are now in a predicament.

Critique of Kangana Ranaut can focus on the historical legitimacy of her assertions if we are so shaken up by what she believes and broadcasts to her fan base.

Temples were at the centre of India’s culture. Rulers ruled in the name of the deity. It all changed with the advent of Islam in the Indian subcontinent.