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Data divide between state, citizens is bad for democracy Subscriber Only
Md Zakaria Siddiqui, Lekshmi Prasad and Sabir Ahamed write: While the government has significantly expanded its scope as the custodian of data, it is increasingly limiting the scope of access to it by responsible citizens
Harish K PuriApr 15, 2022
Harish K Puri writes: Garlanding his statues or worshipping him while ignoring his warnings would be hypocrisy
S Y QuraishiApr 15, 2022
Hate speech is violent in itself and must be called out Subscriber Only
SY Quraishi writes: It is at the root of many forms of violence that are being perpetrated and has become one of the biggest challenges to the rule of law and to our democratic conscience
Suanshu KhuranaApr 15, 2022
Suanshu Khurana writes: Her rendition of a Hafiz Hoshirpuri ghazal, made immortal by Mehdi Hassan, has won a Grammy. It is only right to acknowledge its origins
EditorialApr 15, 2022
It has something for everyone: Drama, unforgettable clothes, and good, old-fashioned sentiment — all breathlessly live-tweeted.
EditorialApr 15, 2022
High food inflation as well as wild fluctuation in food prices are fairly chronic events in India. The commodities keep changing through the year but the phenomenon remains the same.
EditorialApr 15, 2022
In 2017, Macron promised a centrist “revolution”. Now, his hope is to chip away supporters from both the right and left, by becoming the default candidate for those fearful of a xenophobic Le Pen presidency.
EditorialApr 15, 2022
Two-armed youth holding five persons hostage for nine hours in the South Avenue flat of Congress MP Dalbir Singh were overpowered by policemen in a swift 20-minute operation.
Madhav GodboleApr 15, 2022
Give Chandigarh to Punjab Subscriber Only
Madhav Godbole writes: Indira Gandhi’s intransigence prevented the transfer of the city to Punjab in the 1980s. The Centre must correct this anomaly, and also reconsider the status of other Union Territories
EditorialApr 14, 2022
The rise in retail inflation in March was driven primarily by food items — the consumer food price index rose to 7.68 per cent, up from 5.85 per cent the month before.
EditorialApr 14, 2022
A growing body of literature attests to the explosion of aspirations after the liberalisation of the economy but the country's educational institutions have struggled to do justice to the pedagogical needs precipitated by the far-reaching
D. RajaApr 14, 2022
Learning to fight majoritarianism from Ambedkar Subscriber Only
D Raja writes: B R Ambedkar's slogan of ‘Educate, Agitate and Organise’ should become our path to political and social liberation
Pratap Bhanu MehtaApr 14, 2022
Putin may lose, but Putinism will survive Subscriber Only
Pratap Bhanu Mehta writes: Putin may lose, but Putinism is ascendant as an ideology — now aligning itself with white supremacism, French chauvinism, Israeli right wing assertion, Ottoman dreams, Chinese aggression or Hindutva aggression.
Rita KothariApr 14, 2022
Rita Kothari writes: India has a unique history of being a nation without a national language, a position not of lack or absence, but of a different model. The rest of the world stands to
Bibek DebroyApr 14, 2022
Solving India’s idol theft problem Subscriber Only
Bibek Debroy writes: Building an inventory of antiquities should be the first step
Rishabh BhandariApr 14, 2022
How the Tories can survive their current crisis Subscriber Only
Rishabh Bhandari writes: Lockdown fines for Boris Johnson and Rishi Sunak have forced the British government on the defensive. But cost-of-living crisis remains the real challenge
EditorialApr 14, 2022
Eleven persons, including the last of the Lhasa-trained and eight other top PLA extremists and two army personnel were killed in a major encounter in Kodompopki about 10 km from Imphal.
Paikiasothy SaravanamuttuApr 13, 2022
Gotabaya Rajapaksa is facing his final reckoning Subscriber Only
Paikiasothy Saravanamuttu writes: Sri Lanka’s president must be held accountable for its economic and governance crisis.
Binit PriyaranjanApr 13, 2022
No, Russian artists have not been ‘cancelled’ Subscriber Only
Binit Priyaranjan writes: In blaming ‘cancel culture’, Russian president Vladimir Putin is borrowing from the playbook of conservatives in the West.
EditorialApr 13, 2022
What kids do in streets, adults are picking up in a competitive environment. It will be interesting to see how technology is wedded to it.
EditorialApr 13, 2022
The study suggests that the media does matter, and that long-term exposure to “agenda-setting” news can skew opinions. More importantly, it signals that the silos in which people find themselves, the political camps that threaten
EditorialApr 13, 2022
Argentina’s warships were in their home ports or patrolling their mainland coasts as a British blockade of 321 km around the Falkland Islands went into effect.
AnamikaApr 13, 2022
With CUET will come more pressure, not less Subscriber Only
Anamika writes: The impact of the Common University Entrance Test is likely to be harsher on disadvantaged sections of the society for whom access to higher education is seen as the only route to upward
EditorialApr 13, 2022
Although India-US differences on European security are front and centre today, the convergence of their interests in the Indo-Pacific is deep and enduring. Modi and Biden are right in their determination to minimise the former
Rajat Kathuria, Isha Suri write: Its use as a tool for market development must balance consumer protection, innovation, and competition.
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