Opinion
Opinion | Five Major Obstacles Confronting Mallikarjun Kharge’s Path to Lok Sabha Elections 2024
Kharge’s responsibilities extend far beyond mere micro-management; he is entrusted with the herculean task of negotiating with state leadership, fostering unity, and revitalising the Congress’ electoral machinery nationwide
Opinion | India’s Naval Diplomacy: Building Trust in the Oceans
In an era of uncertainties and wars, the sight of an assertive but responsible Indian naval presence will eventually grow to be a powerful and reassuring one in the high seas
Opinion | The Question of Parliamentary Privileges
It is evident that for parliamentary privilege to apply, it must occur within the legislature and the individual must be a member of that legislature
Head-on | Has Britain Been Taken Over by Islamists?
In Britain, the greater presence of Islamists, especially in London and other large cities, could add to the threat British MPs already face ahead of the general election
Opinion | ‘Sheelavathi’ Takes India By Storm
‘Sheelavathi’ is a strain of cannabis that is competing with established world-renowned Indian brands like Malana Cream from Himachal Pradesh and Idukki Gold from Kerala
Opinion | Why Anant Ambani is Different from Other Animal Philanthropists
Rather than just donating money to a cause, he has actually created the necessary infrastructure, that too right here in India, at Vantara
Opinion | The Amul Way: A Journey of India's Dairy Revolution
Amul is the inspiration of Atmanirbhar Bharat. Amul products are exported to more than 50 countries around the world. Supported by a vast network of over 18,000 milk cooperative committees and 36,000 farmers, Amul processes more than 3.5 crore litres of m...
Opinion | UPI in UAE: The Changing Face of Cross-Border Payments
The need of the hour is to take steps to ensure the security of such banking transactions as threats may arise that need a cooperative and collaborative security model
Opinion | Sandeshkhali Could Be for Mamata Banerjee What Singur-Nandigram was for Left
Mamata Banerjee will have to summon her best political instincts to salvage the situation
Opinion | GST Needs A Robust Dispute-Resolution Mechanism
While GST is touted to remedy the proliferation of tax disputes and simplify tax administration, early experiences point to the contrary
Opinion | Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj: The Visionary Warrior King
Shivaji created a great army of Marathas. He was a highly intelligent and shrewd person and war strategist. He created a sound guerilla warfare technique, often taking down the enemy through surprise attacks in different spaces
Opinion | 'Lotus in the Desert': BAPS Hindu Mandir Shines as Symbol of Indian Civilisation in Arab Land
India is a changed nation. It no longer holds dear ideas imposed on it by its erstwhile colonial and Islamist occupiers. Today, it is emerging as a country rooted in its ancient Sanatan culture
Opinion | Yogi’s Poetic Ode to Kashi & Mathura Couches an Unfeigned Appeal to Islamo-Leftist Ecosystem. Will They Seize the Moment?
The Islamo-Leftist ecosystem couldn’t have asked for a better opening to close historical wounds. And Yogi Adityanath’s once-in-a-lifetime offer guarantees this
Opinion | Poonam Pandey’s Stunt Has Everyone Googling. A Look at FAQs on HPV and Cervical Cancer
The curiosity is also very opportune and timely given our Finance Minister just pledged public provision of HPV vaccination to all the eligible girls in the country.
Opinion | ASI Gyan On Gyanvapi Has Finally Nailed A Lie
For decades a tiny but influential minority of ‘historians’ have tried to paper over the grim truth of the oddly named Gyanvapi masjid, denying evidence in Maasir-i-Alamgiri, written by Saqi Mustaid Khan, of Aurangzeb ordering the destruction of the Vishw...
Opinion | Shri Ram Belongs To One And All
Shri Ram, who stands for cosmic order, decorum and right conduct, would never like his revered name to be used to create violent fissures in society