Opinion
Reverse Migration Due to Covid-19 Has Thrown Up Key Questions But Do Centre, States Have Answers?
Full social and economic rehabilitation of the migrants for leading a life of dignity and equality, which is the quintessence of Article 21 of the Constitution, has to be addressed by governments with a full sense of urgency and seriousness of concern.
OPINION | Making Sense of Lockdown in Context of Coronavirus
Over the last few months, the ‘lockdown’ has emerged as one of the key strategies and possibly the most favoured intervention to contain the spread of the disease by several nations.
OPINION | Silence of Award 'Wapasi' Brigade on Lynching of Seers in Palghar is Baffling
Three people, including two sadhus and a driver, were lynched on April 16 in a small village in Maharashtra’s Palghar. The police did not do anything and, instead, one of them was seen handing over the 70-year old sadhu to the murderous mob.
That Indian Secularism is A Fallacy Becomes Most Apparent against Backdrop of Covid-19 Crisis
The Tablighi Jamaat is most instrumental in spreading the coronavirus epidemic across the country and the behaviour of Jamaatis towards medical and police staff is most heart-wrenching.
OPINION | India Deserves Articulate and Thoughtful Opposition Leaders, Rahul Gandhi is Anything But That
Criticism of someone’s action means that one has a different idea of what needs to be done. But for Rahul Gandhi, criticism is not a means to make things better, but just a poisoned dart to be thrown around without any responsibility or information.
Dry Run: 'Chennai Has Enough Water to Fight Covid-19 but Should not Forget Harsh Lessons from Summer of 2019'
Experts say while frequent washing of hands and maintenance of personal hygiene requires much more water, it might not necessarily lead to water shortage in the city in the coming months.
Why Most Media Blindly Accepted Pro-Lockdown Narrative, Stayed Silent on Police Brutality
In this time of coronavirus crisis, the role of the boatman or the media has also come under sharp scrutiny.
Lessons From COVID-19 & Gandhi: Virus Pandemic has Challenged the Foundations of Globalisation
Major economies that are dependent on Chinese goods were already in a crisis when the virus was active in China. After COVID-19 entered those countries, the crunch has worsened.
More Than Bailout, Why Govt Needs to Offer Fuel Tax Lifeline to Save Airlines From Coronavirus Pain
As airlines continue to struggle, an unintended casualty of the global health emergency could be the proposed sale of state-owned Air India.
With BJP, MNS Looking to Eat into its Pie, Can Shiv Sena Stay Relevant and Pull off Much-needed Makeover?
Shiv Sena’s target constituency of the Marathi manoos is shrinking within Mumbai and the surrounding areas, ironically under the party’s watch, and it needs to expand its electoral catchment.
Anti-Climax: Why Rajinikanth Can't be Taken Seriously on His Political Promises
With his flip-flop statements, the actor has only lowered his own credibility as a potential game changer in Tamil Nadu politics.
'Alpha Male' Ajit Pawar, RS Snub, No Credit: Will Raw Deal for Congress in Maharashtra Lead to Rise of Another Scindia?
The distribution of ministerial berths within the three parties ensured that senior leaders in the Congress, like former chief minister Prithviraj Chavan, could not be accommodated in the cabinet.
Sonia's 'Putra Moh', Rahul's Reluctance & Disgruntled Cadre: Why Scindia's Exit is Just Tip of Iceberg
The Congress leadership has to look inwards about why leaders like Scindia, who have been encouraged all through, are quitting the party.
What Can PM Narendra Modi Announce on Sunday?
On Monday, when PM Modi announced that he may quit social media, it shocked the country. PM Modi wrote that he will keep everybody posted.
Arvind Kejriwal Has Shown During Delhi Riots He is Now a Politician for Whom Only Votes Matter
In his earlier avatar, Kejriwal would have not spared Amit Shah, who holds the charge for law and order in the national capital.
'BJP-isation' of Cadre, Threat of Ideological Dilution & Outreach: Why RSS is Looking at a Tactical Readjustment
Reading between the lines, the cadre is being told that the BJP depends on the RSS and not vice-versa; the party is an adjunct and its electoral fortunes are of limited importance.