Opinion
OPINION | The New York Times ‘Denied’ Holocaust. Left Liberals in India Have Done the Same to Hindus
Once you fall for invented history, you begin to lose context in say Jammu and Kashmir. The liberal elite have tried to paint that as purely a territorial dispute.
At PM Modi’s Meet with J&K Leaders, Building on the Gains on Agenda, Not Full Statehood
The meeting is not going to decide the full statehood nor will restoration of Article 370 be discussed.
Haryana Minister on How Direct Cash Transfer Can Boost Agri Economy, Kick-start India’s Recovery
India’s rural economy constitutes more than 46 per cent of the national income; nearly 70 per cent of our population still lives in rural areas.
In the List of Strategic Blunders by US, Decision to Exit Afghanistan Most Pronounced
It’s a pity that the region where the first “Global War on Terrorism” was launched, the principal player, the US, has chosen to abdicate its responsibilities.
The Milkha-Nirmal Love Story: When the Flying Sikh Told an Angry Punjab CM He Wanted to Marry Nimmi
While we talked, my old feelings for her returned, much stronger now than ever before. How could I have forgotten such a beautiful and empathetic young woman?
OPINION: How Liberal Privilege Turns Free Speech into a Farce in India
A BJP worker or anyone else perceived to be affiliated with Hindutva ideology is described in language that is passive at best and dehumanizing at worst.
CBSE Class 12 Marking Scheme Will Benefit Students Who Have Consistently Performed Well in Exams
Students who have a history of successful performances are anticipated to do well in the final run as well.
Pandemic & Beyond: UGC Push for Blended Learning Will Prepare Indian Students for Tech-driven World
The primary objective is to make the process of learning not only impactful but also engaging, interesting and challenging for the learner.
IAS Officers Must Remember Constitution of India Is Their Boss, Not a Chief Minister
Many officers have forgotten that they do not work ‘under’ a Chief Minister but ‘with’ them as a colleague; and definitely not as a supplicant.
Why and How COVID-19 Pandemic Has Affected Women’s Menstrual Health in Rural India
Not only is school the ideal place where children can be socialised into accepting periods as natural, it is also a convenient distribution point for sanitary napkins.
Fair, Neutral, Objective Indicator of Student’s Merit—Do Board Exams Meet Any of These Parameters?
Cancelling board exams is a stop-gap measure forced by the pandemic. We need to re-think what is happening to our children in schools in the name of education.
UNGA President Might Have Got it all Wrong on Kashmir
Pakistan and not India is the one who has been declared as an aggressor by the UNSC
What Explains China’s Miracle Growth: Rapid Urbanisation and Integrated City Planning
However, urbanisation has not been without problems in China and these have led to course corrections.
Government of India Has Told ‘Government’ of Twitter to Follow the Sovereign Law, Not Its Whims
The ideological whims of commercial actors cannot become the operating template, neither for India nor for rest of the world.
India Must Bridge the Last-mile Gap on FTAs for an Economic Take-off
India is like a jumbo that has been taxiing on the runway for some two decades but has been bashful of revving up the engines full throttle, to take flight.
While We are Fighting the Pandemic, Let us Not Forget the Endangered
The National Endangered Species Day is an opportunity to assess how many species are facing the threat of extinction and the impact of climate change on the ecosystem.
