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Sam PitrodaSep 3, 2020
‘Digital India’ is not prepared for digital education Subscriber Only
Transition from teacher-class based teaching to digital-education will need multi-pronged efforts over time. For parents, students, teachers and institutions, investment and infrastructure are needed.
Sep 2, 2020
A negative vote, a positive result Subscriber Only
Asking voters to cast their ballot both in favour of and against candidates could address systemic flaws in Indian democracy
Sep 2, 2020
Not prepared for the worst Subscriber Only
COVID-19 shock and inadequate policy responses have compounded India’s economic problems.
EditorialSep 2, 2020
Latest moves on LAC underline lack of progress with China on diplomatic front, continuing challenge ahead
QU DongyuSep 2, 2020
By working together, learning and contributing together, we can overcome both pandemics and transform the agri-food system.
EditorialSep 2, 2020
India’s joint gold medal with Russia in the Chess Olympiad is a landmark moment to build on
Sudhir KakarSep 2, 2020
Vision may be a crucial ingredient in people’s trust, shields the leader from objective facts Subscriber Only
Whether the leader’s vision is faulty, has little substance in reality, becomes unimportant; what is decisive is the belief that the leader is a visionary.
EditorialSep 2, 2020
As politician, administrator and statesman, Pranab Mukherjee built a rich legacy and remained relevant till the end
EditorialSep 2, 2020
Sources in the Congress I high command said that they are confident that a decision on a CM for Andhra Pradesh will be reached by the end of this week.
To achieve economic growth of 7-8 per cent, the government needs to start addressing some of the traditional sore points such as the large infrastructure deficit, the weak financial sector, archaic land and labour laws,
Colin GonsalvesSep 2, 2020
What would happen if the public were to be allowed to sit in on the arguments? The truth would come out. Details of compromised adjudication would perhaps come out.
Mani Shankar AiyarSep 2, 2020
It was this ability to carry no baggage and, above all, no resentment at having been wronged that Pranab Mukherjee exemplified and imparted to others.
Sep 1, 2020
A labour law, more beneficial Subscriber Only
Relaxing clauses of the Gratuity Act could help draw in more workers, especially those in the unorganised sector, under its ambit
Sep 1, 2020
Education and the town-country divide Subscriber Only
Fulfilling New Education Policy’s aim of supporting teachers and students in rural areas will require investment in infrastructure
Neerja ChowdhurySep 1, 2020
Pranab Mukherjee was a man of government, who saw consensus as the way to administer India Subscriber Only
India will remember Pranabda for his contribution as a minister heading virtually every important ministry. He will also be remembered as a leader who believed in holding conversations across the political divide.
EditorialSep 1, 2020
Chadwick Boseman paved the way for actors of colour in the cinema of comic book blockbusters
EditorialSep 1, 2020
GDP figures confirm the sharp contraction of the economy, and the arduous challenge of recovery that lies ahead
EditorialSep 1, 2020
He should seek a review so that the Honourable Court may get an option to erase the blot
Swasti RaoSep 1, 2020
Shinzo Abe’s élan, his resolute foreign policy in disturbed international times shall be missed Subscriber Only
Despite Shinzo Abe's failings, he represented stability both at home and abroad as he took up resurrecting a liberal order in Asia that US President Donald Trump had abandoned.
Santhosh JayaramSep 1, 2020
The pandemic presents an opportunity for us to think of a new recovery path, one that can decouple economic growth and environmental degradation
The authorities have not been treating this matter with the gravity that it deserves. Shifting the goalposts for political gains reflects an extraordinary lack of regard for the people who have been excluded.
EditorialSep 1, 2020
A resolution adopted at the end of the two-day meeting of the council said that the basis of the draft plan will be the objectives, programmes, targets and thrusts for growth and additional resource mobilisation
C. Raja MohanSep 1, 2020
In dealing with Chinese power, Delhi needs an internationalism that is rooted in realism Subscriber Only
Delhi’s pursuit of economic regionalism in East Asia and a multi-polar world in partnership with China and Russia had severely underestimated the economic and political consequences of China’s rapid rise.
Aug 31, 2020
Tibet, a resource and a solution Subscriber Only
Openly standing against China's occupation of Tibet could help India strategically and diplomatically
Aug 31, 2020
Teacher in the digital age Subscriber Only
A modern classroom should equip the student to navigate a plethora of information, identify fake news
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