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India’s youth bulge will end around 2030. What happens after that could be painful
18+ min ago (213+ words) Also read: India’s turned a blind Right eye to Hindutva violence, but it can be a threat to State itself Four and a half million first-time voters lined up behind Adolf Hitler in the 1930 elections, gifting the Nazis their first…...
China is racing to dam the Himalayas. Nepal floods are a warning
14+ hour, 24+ min ago (807+ words) New Delhi: The Himalayan range has long been a natural frontier. Now it is becoming something else: a ripe playground for hydropower and there is one country that outpaces all—China. The floods that tore through Nepal this week have…...
Education that merely provides degree without developing character has little value: Rajnath
16+ hour, 50+ min ago (843+ words) Lucknow, Aug 29 (PTI) Education that merely provides a degree without developing character has little value and is incomplete, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh said on Saturday. Hand over Kishtwar rape-death case to crime branch: Mehbooba UP: PM Shri school teacher beats…...
Pakistan's most embarrassing secret is internationalised. Now cricketing world is looking out for Imran
1+ day, 1+ hour ago (518+ words) Atherton, therefore, deserves the highest award that may exist anywhere for building pan-national solidarity in sports. This is for interviewing Imran’s sons Kasim and Sulaiman in the Lord’s Long Room. Then Sky Sports broadcast it during lunch hour on day…...
Indira Gandhi knew newspapers can’t be independent without money, wrote Cushrow R Irani
1+ day, 1+ hour ago (677+ words) The climate of fear did not follow the Emergency. Fear was in the hearts of Indian journalists and newspapermen like other citizens well before 25 June 1975. Indeed, one could say that if it had not been for this pre-existing climate of…...
Scepticism over reopening Kashmiri Pandit killing cases is inevitable. The exercise still matters
3+ day, 10+ hour ago (241+ words) Scepticism over reopening Kashmiri Pandit killing cases after 36 years is inevitable. Yet, the exercise matters. A changed security environment is enabling witnesses, once afraid to speak, to come forward and help investigators. But reopening files is only the beginning. Real…...
SubscriberWrites: The Missing Stage of Public Policy: Where Governments Lose the First Conversation?
3+ day, 22+ hour ago (684+ words) ThePrint The real puzzle is what happened in between the government notification and the protest outbreak. Thirty six days. More than 1,00,000 students on the streets of India’s national capital. The Cockroach Janata Party (CJP), a students’ movement born out of…...
Indians want democracy but also a strong leader. What this paradox does
3+ day, 22+ hour ago (513+ words) In emerging economies, where economic growth and stability are top priorities, such preferences are often framed as “instrumental democracy” — supporting democratic ideals but favouring decisive leadership when democratic processes appear slow or fragmented. However, trust in courts displays a more…...
Yoga, heritage sites, chicken tikka—India’s soft power is more important than new world order
3+ day, 19+ hour ago (1522+ words) Swami Vivekananda had said: “India for thousands of years peacefully existed. We, of all nations of the World, have never been a conquering race. And that blessing is on our head. And therefore we live.” This precisely defines India’s cultural…...
SubscriberWrites: Don't sell India. Fix India first
3+ day, 23+ hour ago (682+ words) Bureaucrats have a peculiar habit. During their careers, they preside over the creation of problems. After retirement, they discover PowerPoint presentations. Then they begin writing op-eds explaining how India can become Singapore, Switzerland, Dubai, Thailand, Saudi Arabia and Disneyland simultaneously…...