Critics of Trump will perceive what they see as a witch-hunt being unleashed against Obama. Trump’s supporters, in turn, will see, or hope to see, their faith vindicated that “Russiagate” was a hoax

Periodic revision of electoral rolls is a mandatory practice in any country. The Opposition’s criticisms are misplaced

When we launched Startup20 in India, the overarching objective was to produce policy recommendations to harmonise the global start-up ecosystem while retaining the autonomy and vibrant diversity of national ecosystems

By reducing the fear of examinations, a two-tiered evaluation is likely to make the subject more amenable to a large number of students

Mathematical literacy determines economic opportunity and civic participation; India cannot afford to create artificial barriers to achievement

Countries exporting healthcare workers need to address domestic needs and engage globally to increase bargaining power of doctors and nurses

ECI’s claims about progress of electoral roll revision in Bihar are sharply at odds with first-hand accounts of chaos and procedural violations

Nearly 20 per cent of Indian households now have all adult members classified as overweight, while 10 per cent have all adults classified as obese. India's obesity crisis is not a distant threat — it's a present reality

India cannot afford to anchor its tech aspirations on supply chains that remain opaque, concentrated and subject to political risk

For the first time in our nation’s sporting journey, we are embedding science, technology, and evidence-based medicine at the heart of athlete development

Educational achievements and financial independence have become a double-edged sword for Indian women

As Israel's war rages, the debasement of language, the inversion of meaning, is complete

Only when soils receive the nutrients do they produce food that nourishes rather than merely fills stomachs. This is no longer just an agricultural issue; it’s a public health imperative

Personally, I believe we are moving in the right direction. I have had the privilege of working with seniors who stood by me. But I also see talented women who hesitate to take that extra step — not because they doubt themselves, but because they are still navigating an uneven playing field.

The inevitable conclusion is that SIR is not an exercise to enable eligible citizens to enroll and vote. It is a dark, sinister plot to disenfranchise millions of poor, marginalized or migrant citizens. Over to the Supreme Court on July 28

In recent times, with migration, the language and its dialects spread faster. In certain Kerala districts, there are bus boards displayed in Hindi to cater to migrants from Uttar Pradesh, Bihar and West Bengal.

My point is that instead of wallowing eternally in the glories of our glorious past, it is time to address the problems of today. What difference will the new history textbooks make, if most schoolchildren are unable to read them?

RSS has given top roles to youngsters. But it continues to give weightage to experience and holds that dynamism is not a function of age

India's renewables sector's rise mirrors the IPL's. It is poised to leap

MSMEs could thus benefit from a plethora of overlapping factors, capacity expansion in a benign regime when public policies are getting increasingly reoriented for their welfare

Here are 12 questions asked in the Budget Session of Parliament, 2025. Each answer from the government tells a story

If well-being is seen merely as a ladder that is more isolating with each rung, the haves have no reason to engage with anything outside their bubble.

Linguistic divisions have got an alarming amount of air time and newsprint, while our garbage-laden streets are sinking in the monsoon

When it comes to matters of national security and interest, the Opposition parties should shun their narrow and parochial agendas and rise to the occasion