Opinion
Schooling in Covid Era: An Opportunity for Young Students to Become Better Global Citizens
The Covid-19 pandemic offers us an opportunity to extend school-based learning beyond the formal curriculum
As China Destroys Tibet's Environment, Fate of Billions of Asians Hangs in the Balance
China is hunting down environmental activists who dare to speak against the Chinese state’s excesses on Tibet’s environment
Supreme Court’s Oral Remarks for Nupur Sharma: With Great Power Comes Great Responsibility
The Supreme Court, being the highest constitutional court in the country, ought to have exercised caution in making oral observations during the course of the hearing
How Middle Eastern Quad Can Be a Challenge for India
Since last October, hopes and concerns have been expressed over the political direction of Mini Quad, with China and Iran being flagged as its possible targets. Though one can never rule out such a possibility, the chances are not bright
With Rampur and Azamgarh Wins, Yogi Adityanath’s Juggernaut Continues in Uttar Pradesh
The Samajwadi Party lost both of its traditional strongholds to the BJP — Rampur with the margin of 42,192 votes, and Azamgarh with 8,679 votes
Agnipath is a Subset of Transformation in Armed Forces, May Need Flexible Approach in Implementation
There must be nothing in units and regiments, which must distinguish the Agniveers from the rest of the rank and file. Whether engaged for four years or seven, Indian Army soldiers fight as one, and that ethos must never change
India Must Crack the Whip on Street Veto Tactics of Intransigent Troublemakers
After the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) and the farm bills, the agitators plan to make the Agnipath Scheme their next victim
The Traditional Yoga Way to Do a Headstand is Scientific, And There are Eight Parts to It
On the first day itself, I had understood the importance of the initial steps. Of measuring the elbows, making the tripod and placing the head within. This is the foundation created to establish the centre of gravity, writes Dahlia Sen Oberoi
OPINION: Human Body is an Extension of Planet; Man Needs to Sustain Earth to Heal Himself
Ayurveda, the ancient Indian science of healing, says the entire cosmos (or universe) is part of one singular absolute. Therefore, to live a good life, we need to make the planet healthy
Infighting, Kothari Culture, RS Seat Gamble: Rajasthan Congress Could Pay a Heavy Price in 2023
The Rajya Sabha elections could have been used to douse the flames of infighting. Instead, the Congress leadership has once again shown it takes Rajasthan for granted
Modi@8: PM Has Awakened Bharat, Boosted Morale of Soldiers, Led Country by Example During Covid, Says Ex-ITBP Chief
The result of PM’s vision and dedication is that now 75% of border outposts in Ladakh and Arunachal Pradesh have road connectivity, and electricity arrangements have been made
Why Quad Must Address the Elephant in the Room – Security Threat Looming over Taiwan
China’s aggression against Taiwan poses a challenge not just to Taiwan but any country that stands committed to protecting a rules-based order
Sadhguru Writes: 7 Things about Shiva Linga You May Not Know
Sadhguru explains the significance and science behind the form of the linga, and how it is a powerful mechanism for human well-being
Mehengai is Hurting Rural India the Most, Public Distribution System Needs a Relook
The Public Distribution System (PDS ) has its limitations and inherent drawbacks. It does not fulfil all need-based requirements of the poor
Past Forward: Tagore Called Subhas Bose ‘Deshnayak’ but Both Frequently Argued over Nationalism
Rabindranath Tagore’s intellect and humanism earned the respect of all, but were not enough to earn acceptability as a political leader or theorist
The Bengal Conundrum: How Bengal Suffered under Mughal Rule and Hindus Fought for Survival
The resilience of common Hindus even during this tough period was noteworthy as they promoted and practised both Sanskrit and Vaishnavism in their day to day life