Opinion

With the government’s capital expenditure increasing since the last two months, achieving the disinvestment target will be crucial.

Mehbooba Mufti's misdeeds of running a sand mafia by giving big contracts to a few selective families and harbouring nepotism by bringing in her close family members as ministers have backfired

It has never ceases to amaze me how we eat spicy, deep-fried food for breakfast, writes Kunal Vijayakar.

Air India is a story everyone loves to cover. Its management or mismanagement and stories that spill over into the political arena make for passionate debate.

The recent telecom reforms by the Modi government will restore back to health a sector that was repeatedly impaired by successive Congress regimes.

The Quad and its focus on vaccines should not end up as an exercise to address an immediate necessity and make it a virtuous one-way affair.

As such, there is quite a difference between the intent and the impact of the much advertised public-private partnership model to develop airports.

Organizations like Broadcast Audience Research Council, DRDO or ISRO operate in silos. They need to change gears to shift to NASA style of working.

It does seem that the West has learned no lessons, from the Kanishka bombing to the attacks of 9/11—that terrorists anywhere are a threat to people everywhere.

Washington seems to have decided, that the best military option right now is to rely on a Cold War-type alliance whose core will be its most trusted partners.

The term “cryptocurrency” is a misnomer. There is nothing cryptic about it nor is it a currency.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has never allowed others to define who he is, which makes him a great leader.

On Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s 71st birthday, here's an analysis of the unique elements that have sustained the 'Modi magic' among Indians for years, with more to come.

The fate of children is seen as secondary to the needs of adults.

The Left parties were wary of the influence of the ‘Washington Consensus’ on India’s policies, the former Planning Commission member writes.

Across the Valley, over the years, hundreds of walls were torn down, houses looted, orchards grabbed, and what remained sometimes were just fragments of memories.