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When the state is silent, it becomes the citizen’s duty to speak up and express dissent Subscriber Only
Hinduism is a secular religion in its philosophical assumptions, as probably all religions are. Those claiming to speak for nationalism are forcing us to choose between manufactured polarities of being secular or being religious.
EditorialSep 5, 2020
David Graeber turned received wisdom on its head, taught world to question global consensus
EditorialSep 5, 2020
For those excluded by NRC, fair hearing at tribunals remains urgent necessity, which must be expedited
P. RamanSep 5, 2020
It is such hazardous atmospherics that has pushed the Congress — and other opposition parties — into the present predicament. As for the Congress, it is too naive to presume that internal reforms will be
EditorialSep 5, 2020
With consumption and investments waning, government spending offers a way out. So far it’s nowhere near enough
Khaled AhmedSep 5, 2020
Two years of Imran Khan: His sheen has worn off, but a decimated opposition keeps his power intact Subscriber Only
Khaled Ahmed writes: Imran Khan must worry about Pakistan’s poor-quality manpower and consequently its poor-quality industrial base. Chinese projects under China Pakistan Economic Corridor face this problem while Saudi Arabia is persuaded to ignore Pakistan
Pratap Bhanu MehtaSep 5, 2020
We must ask tough questions about Facebook’s role. But problem of freedom, civility, censorship goes deeper Subscriber Only
PB Mehta writes: Predictably, both the Congress and BJP are claiming to be victim of Facebook’s censorship policy. But the truth is this: Censorship, whether public or private, will always invite charges of partisanship.
Sep 4, 2020
A secularism more inclusive Subscriber Only
The concept in India has been restricted to Hindu-Muslim issues. Conversations need to focus on all minorities, and emphasise rights and justice
Sep 4, 2020
Caring for the caregivers Subscriber Only
Managing mental health challenges of frontline healthcare workers during COVID-19 pandemic is of utmost importance.
EditorialSep 4, 2020
The Assam issue is back to square one with the controversy reviving over the cut-off dates for detecting foreigners.
EditorialSep 4, 2020
PUBG was an escape and a great equaliser. It will be missed
EditorialSep 4, 2020
There are exigencies of pandemic but MPs need precious space in Parliament to ask questions on behalf of those they represent.
AnamikaSep 4, 2020
The ideas outlined in the NEP require fine-tuning. The first challenge will be to widen the scope of internationalisation.
Nimai M MehtaSep 4, 2020
Gandhi's ideas of Ramrajya, Swarajya and Swadharma are needed for Ayodhya to be more than symbolic, and not merely destructive.
EditorialSep 4, 2020
Mass trials will show if Oxford vaccine for COVID-19 works among diverse groups of people. More vaccines will be needed.
Vijay DardaSep 4, 2020
India’s message to the world has been one of unity amid diversity and it is this that should define our way forward on this challenge as well — the task is cut out.
Madan SabnavisSep 4, 2020
Govt can make a difference by altering its stance on fiscal policy, increasing capital spending Subscriber Only
Two basic factors would influence the assumptions being made on the growth prospects for the coming quarters. The first is the process of “Unlocking”. The second is the possibility of a revival package from the
It is quite possible that in the next four to six months, mortality due to COVID-19 will decline further. This will reduce the fear of the disease, which will facilitate opening up of the economy
Sep 3, 2020
The farce of Naga framework agreement Subscriber Only
Trust deficit between the NSCN(I-M) and the Centre may cause breakdown of agreement and revival of insurgency in the region.
Sep 3, 2020
Even beyond menstruation days off, organisations should consider implementing women-friendly policies that are built around women’s unique needs, wellbeing and health.
EditorialSep 3, 2020
Allahabad HC order is enormously welcome, offers a template to courts when spaces for dissent need safeguarding
EditorialSep 3, 2020
Court provides relief to telcos, leaves issue of spectrum sale to tribunal — but resolution may still be far away
Manish SabharwalSep 3, 2020
COVID economic pain will pass but we need to create enduring change for firms, citizens with reforms Subscriber Only
Let's ignore the breathless demands for the government to borrow 10 lakh crore by stealing from our grandchildren. Let’s, instead, create climate change for our entrepreneurs, firms, and citizens with reforms that will give them
P.D.T AcharySep 3, 2020
An open confrontation between members and the chairman is an unhealthy practice, which can only destroy the unity of purpose that is essential for the effective functioning of parliamentary committees.
EditorialSep 3, 2020
After months of online lessons, schools in several countries are reopening, signalling readiness to live with virus
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