Opinion
OPINION | What India's Counter-terrorism Strategy Can Learn from Country's Coronavirus Fight
At the moment our people seem committed to set a great example of trust and unity in their fight against the pandemic by making it a common national goal to defeat this menace. Unless the whole country stands up in a similar way to address the nuisance of...
OPINION | Preparing India beyond Covidepression
We were unprepared for the arrival of COVID-19 and we seem to be unprepared for the aftermath. When the world wakes up after the lockdown, it would be a new reality to face.
Why India Has a Chance to Replace China as Global Economic Leader Post Coronavirus Crisis
Once the pandemic is brought under control, India must actively engage in rebuilding the world economy.
RBI’s Emergency Coronavirus Response is All About Getting Banks to Lend More. It’s Not Enough
Will banks offer emergency credit lines to businesses suffering badly due to the COVID-19 fallout, like airlines, retail and hospitality, which need to pay salaries etc but have no income?
Coronavirus Pandemic Has a Lesson for All as it Exposes the Ills of Individualistic, Profit-centred Mindset
The immediate and tangible threat of the coronavirus pandemic is demonstrating the fact that we cannot survive without a community.
Coronavirus Impact and the Case for an Airline Industry Bailout
Of India’s six large airlines only two will make it through without a bailout. With time running out, the debate should not be on the bailout rather on the structure of a bailout.
Why Jyotiraditya Scindia, Friends With Rahul Gandhi Since Age 4, Crossed the ‘Laxman Rekha'
The Gandhis kept believing that either BJP would not take a dynast or Jyotiraditya Scindia would not cross the laxman rekha. But Scindia turned out to be a kite who decided to fly against the wind, not with it.
Conspiracy or Otherwise, Nations May Soon Redefine Ties with China in View of Coronavirus Outbreak
According to a report, China's 'One Belt One Road' (OBOR), ie Belt Road Project, is a major contributor to the spread of this infection in Italy and Iran.
'NDA Harao' on Agenda? Prashant Kishor's Youth Mobilisation Ahead of Bihar Polls Raises Eyebrows
Though Kishor has openly said he is not working for any political outfit after deserting Nitish Kumar, many politicians do not take such an enormous exercise of mobilising youth merely as a long-term exercise for Bihar’s development.
Naysayers Busy Speculating on Congress Implosion, But the Corpse is Alive and Kicking
Dissent and disquiet are signs of life in any organisation and the Congress, having seen many such moments in the past, is watching with a sense of anticipation.
OPINION | Riddled with Errors, Congress Manifesto for Delhi Polls 'Documents' Party's Divisions and Dire Straits
Most Congress candidates contesting the February 8 assembly elections are dismayed that the party has failed to put up a credible fight.
'Penalised' for Slow Population Growth, Anger Brews in South India. Political Class Must Take Note and Now
Southern states feel they have been handed a raw deal in the 15th Finance Commission report that takes into account population figures from the 2011 Census instead of the 1971 Census. This discontent will only worsen when these states lose their share of...
Focus on Agriculture, Message for Taxpayers: Budget 2020 Falls Short of 'Big Bang' But Exceeds Expectations
The FM will certainly be criticised for not being more circumspect on the fiscal deficit (and her nominal GDP projection), but most experts are not particularly concerned.
Not the 'Nightlife' You Think: How Shiv Sena's Novel Idea for Mumbai Went on Road to Hell With a Cliché
As a legislator pointed out, the original idea was about granting 'limited permissions' to business enterprises to operate through the night and allowing working professionals access to food, medicine and entertainment.
Understanding Food Price Inflation: When Farmers Grow Onions But Get Peanuts
The benefit of high prices that consumers have to pay rarely percolates down to the farmers. Several studies have shown that a battery of middlemen and traders walk away with the bulk of the gains.
OPINION | Mr Nadella, It is Sad You Fell Prey to the Misinformation Campaign on CAA
The Citizenship Act of India still allows anyone from anywhere in the world to apply for citizenship. There are separate clauses for naturalisation which have been untouched and remain in force.