Opinion
Infra Vaani: By Not Playing Safe and Focusing on Higher Capital Expenditure, FM Makes a Bold Move
After having dreamt audaciously big, what matters is implementation. Money will come if there is a will and a sense of direction.
Budget 2022 Prioritises Green Growth, Takes 5 Key Steps to Ensure India Stays on Track
Budget 2022 focuses on ensuring that investments in the green energy space see an impetus and execution is in place.
For $300 Billion Electronics Manufacturing Dream, Budget 2022 Must Incentivise Make in India
While the five strategy approach is a good start, the government can actively formulate policies as well as signal the intent to support the electronics sector.
Drone Accident During Republic Day Event in Madhya Pradesh: What Went Wrong
Let this incident be a lesson for all event organisers, who, in their enthusiasm to showcase drones, do not coordinate with requisites ministries before embarking on such missions.
From Fear and Disbelief, We Are Now Ready for Peaceful Coexistence with COVID
We have moved from utter disbelief and confusion in the first wave, to panic and distress in the second wave to slow acceptance of coexistence in the third wave.
For Access to Clean and Reliable Energy, India Needs Policy Action in Budget 2022
India needs to recalibrate priorities going forward and create a suitable ecosystem for clean energy to penetrate lives and make strides in poverty reduction.
Omicron is Like a 'Flash Flood'. So How Much Longer for India’s Third Covid Wave to Ebb?
The zero-Covid policy is not a strategy for any setting, unless the country is an island that remains disconnected from every other country or a few vaccines with sterilising immunity are developed.
When Voters Become Worshippers During ‘Festival of Democracy’, Elections Can Take a Holiday
Whether it is Durga Puja in West Bengal or Ganesh Chaturthi in Maharashtra, woe is the official who tries to make the devotee a voter especially when politicians are determined to turn the voters into worshippers (of themselves and their Gods).
Revoke Privileges of Anti-Vaxxers, Identify Target Group Before Next COVID Wave Hits Them
Vaccination strategy is often misconstrued as vaccinating the vulnerable, those with comorbidities, and those above 65. That is a tactical decision and not a strategy.
Why Incidents of Tiger Straying in Sundarbans Can Hit Mangrove Conservation Efforts
The situation must be handled carefully, otherwise, it will be difficult to gain local support in any mangrove restoration activities.
Novak Djokovic — The Isolated One
Most people can’t seem to understand his stance of not taking the vaccine, others believe this is hardly the right fight to fight.
How Delhi is Becoming a Lighthouse City for Electric Mobility in India
Most state EV policies have focused on the supply side approach. However, production of vehicles is also linked to their demand, which is where Delhi has innovated.
After Saina Episode, Siddharth Must Learn Art of Apology from Karan Johar, Ram Gopal Varma
Or, he could take P.G. Wodehouse’s advice on how the right sort of people never want an apology and the wrong sort take mean advantage of it.
Beyond COVID: Shift to Education Models That Focus on Mental Health of Kids, Not Marks
Another facet of suicide prevention among children is the role played by their parents in creating an environment at home that is open, accepting, and believes in critique over criticism.
Let People Deal with Curfews, Politicians Must Enjoy Feel-good Gatherings, Vanity Shows
Pandemics are bad for business, but they’re bad for politics too. Every political party wants its own party, and it’s no fun with sanitisers and masks.
In Age of Big Tech & Erosion of Informed Consent, Proposed Data Protection Law Bats for the User
The PDP Bill in its current state appears to be a progressive legislation in terms of balancing informational asymmetry through legislative mandates, and regulations and oversight.