Opinion
Opinion | Changing Tactics of Demand Politics by Muslims
Muslims should not only be withdrawing from their specific demand politics, but demand things which are essential for every citizen of India, regardless of caste, creed, and identity
Sadhguru Writes | Why Holi is a Time for a Fresh Start
Holi means burning up all the unnecessary things in our lives. On the streets across the country, people burn Holika – an embodiment of all sorts of negativity. Burning up the things which impede the possibility of our fullness is what Holi is about
Opinion | How Sanskrit Was Destroyed in Tamil Nadu
The manner in which the destruction of Sanskrit was carried out resembles the manner in which fanatical Muslim sultans made appointments in officialdom: kicking out Hindus and replacing them with Muslims or with Hindus who fell for the lure of converting...
Right Word | How Pakistan-China Nexus is Subjugating Balochistan Leading to Widespread Dissent
Despite the purported economic integration goals of CPEC, the Baloch people express profound concerns regarding potential repercussions on their natural resources and the delicate ecological balance of the region
Opinion | Implementation of CAA Highlights India’s Dedication to Humanitarian Values
India has consistently championed the rights of minority groups worldwide. Unlike our neighbouring country, we have diligently upheld the Nehru-Liaquat pact, and our Hindu brethren have always safeguarded minority communities
Opinion | What That Flubbed Photo Reveals About the British Royals
Actually, the Waleses, palace aides and their social media followers all appear to be suffering from VIPitis
Opinion | Pankaj Udhas: The End of an Era
Pankaj Udhas was the product of an era when the ghazal’s popularity was on the rise and popular music offered diversity. His death marks the closure of a chapter in Indian popular music
OPINION: Bahar Bharat | An Exotic Getaway in Sun-Kissed Dubai
The Indian imprint of Dubai is unmissable as Indians create the largest ethnic community in the United Arab Emirates attributing nearly 30 per cent to the country’s population and being a seamless element of the region’s cultural ethos
Opinion | An Overview and Assessment of the Uniform Civil Code Legislated in Uttarakhand
The overall scheme of the UCC, in its present form, seems to reflect the aspirations of the society with a caveat of debates and discussion on a few aspects of it
OPINION | Sandeshkhali: A Heartbreaking Story Tainted by Whataboutism
The ED raid exposed Bengal’s darkest secret when women in Sandeshkhali came forward, armed with sticks, brooms and farming tools, vociferously protesting against the TMC strongman and his aides, alleging institutional rape of marginalised and voiceless wo...
Opinion | India’s Plan to Become the World’s Third Largest Economy by 2027
Turmoil in the UK, Germany and Japan, and churn in the US and China may not impact Bharat’s plans but global headwinds cannot be wished away
Opinion | India Shining at the Grammy Awards
The 66th Grammy Awards demonstrated the enduring legacy of Indian cultural heritage. It was a night where dreams collided with reality, where tribulations gave way to triumphs, and where the bonds of friendship and camaraderie transcended barriers of lang...
Opinion | Shakti’s Grammy Win: Bridging Worlds through Music and Indian Philosophy
The connection between music, Indian philosophy, and spirituality underscores the belief in the inherent unity of all existence and the potential of music to facilitate profound spiritual experiences and inner transformation
Opinion | Narendra Modi, Naya Bharat and a War of Narratives
A new book that analyses and explains Modi’s India without falling into the trap of Lutyens’ Delhi
Opinion | Time to Scale up Climate Finances for Adaptation in Indian Agriculture
There is an urgent need to devise the requisite policy strategies and measures to mobilise finance for climate change adaptation in Indian agriculture from private sources along with public sector sources
Opinion | Interim Budget 2024: Conservative But Hopeful
It can be touted as a stable budget as the government stayed away from announcing any major transformational policies or populist measures and maintained the status quo with taxes and duties