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P ChidambaramAug 23, 2020
A great opportunity missed Subscriber Only
A great opportunity, in an unprecedented year, to give a refreshingly candid account of the state of the nation was missed by the PM on August 15.
Tavleen SinghAug 23, 2020
The New Education Policy is a remarkable achievement and it is great that India has a Minister for Education at last.
Leher KalaAug 23, 2020
Childhoods at least should be spared from the painful drudgery of chasing superlatives to add to a CV Subscriber Only
While the world reboots post pandemic, maybe more people will question the stressful route to college and address the far more important question, how to thrive beyond it.
Shalini NairAug 22, 2020
Increasing age of marriage will be exercise of carceral power by state which will disproportionately affect Dalit, Adivasi women Subscriber Only
Efforts to address child marriage in India should be in consonance with the socio-economic realities that demand investment in education, welfare, and opportunities for women.
Christophe JaffrelotAug 22, 2020
Rise of Hindutva politics and contradictions within OBC spectrum have exhausted the silent political revolution. Unfulfilled promise of job quotas may lead to a revival.
Khaled AhmedAug 22, 2020
Pakistan needs to grasp that pragmatism, strategic realities lie behind Arab-Israeli detente Subscriber Only
Khaled Ahmed writes: Pakistan has been in two minds about recognising Israel, especially after India revived its almost dead relationship in 1992 and proceeded to trade with it in the high-tech sector without creating any
Sanjib BaruahAug 22, 2020
The fundamental question about who all the stakeholders in the Naga conflict are, still needs a satisfactory answer, one that is based on an in-depth mapping of the conflict.
Prashant BhushanAug 22, 2020
I do not ask for mercy, open criticism of any institution is necessary to safeguard the constitutional order Subscriber Only
Prashant Bhushan writes: I am shocked that the court holds me guilty of “malicious, scurrilous, calculated attack” on the institution of administration of justice. I am dismayed that the Court has arrived at this conclusion
EditorialAug 22, 2020
When the District Magistrate S A T Rizvi was rushing to Nakhas Kona on receipt of a report of an attack on a police party, a bomb was hurled at his car.
EditorialAug 22, 2020
Kamala Harris told a story in her acceptance speech — and introduced a new word to the American campaign
EditorialAug 22, 2020
Science should be in the driving seat in all collaborative efforts for a vaccine for COVID-19
EditorialAug 22, 2020
New external members of MPC will have to reconcile inflation targeting mandate with weak growth impulses
Aug 21, 2020
Secularism is still thriving Subscriber Only
More than an abstract idea, secularism is a way of life in India. And, the country should guard against threats to this
Aug 21, 2020
Her rights, clearly so Subscriber Only
Supreme Court verdict has made it unambiguous that a daughter has equal co-parcenary right irrespective of when she was born.
EditorialAug 21, 2020
A community banded together to resurrect a 200-year-old Banyan in Goa, and showed the way
EditorialAug 21, 2020
Failure to fix contentious AGR issue in telecom sector has far reaching consequences
EditorialAug 21, 2020
There are early signs of improvement in COVID-19 situation. But coronavirus is unpredictable, battle is not over
Aug 21, 2020
Forty Years Ago, August 21, 1980: Assam Stalemate Subscriber Only
Union Minister of State for Home, Yogendra Makwana made it clear that though the Centre would continue to treat all cases of suspended employees with sympathy, any cases of boycott in future will be dealt
Rahul BajoriaAug 21, 2020
The next phase of policy support can be more targeted towards the urban population, which has borne the brunt of the economic and the health crisis.
S Y QuraishiAug 21, 2020
In Bihar, EC’s challenge: To ensure level playing field in a mostly virtual campaign Subscriber Only
S Y Quraishi writes: Can the virtual rallies replace the door-to-door and large-scale physical campaigning that are the heart and soul of any democratic election? Not really.
Jaya JaitlyAug 21, 2020
Handloom Day announcements look like a mix of the good and the bad, but are mostly foggy Subscriber Only
Jaya Jaitly writes: In the case of the textiles sector, what happened to the Satyam and Ajai Shankar committee reports? What about the inputs from the few meetings that were held before COVID-19 arrived?
Parameswaran IyerAug 21, 2020
For all those who have had a chance during the successive lockdowns to think about taking an “unconventional” break, my advice is — take it.
Naushad ForbesAug 21, 2020
Naushad Forbes writes: We need to fundamentally reform our labour markets, attract people to cities where we ensure healthy living conditions, and create economic opportunities in rural India.
Aug 20, 2020
Uncommon Indian weddings Subscriber Only
All Indian weddings are not arranged, or a stale pursuit of preserving obsolete hegemonies of caste and patriarchy
Aug 20, 2020
NEP 2020: Rhetoric for children Subscriber Only
The National Education Policy gives few details, policy roadmap on early childhood care and education.
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