Opinion
Gyanvapi Complex Controversy: Places of Worship Act, 1991 and a Battle of Faith
Hindu religious scholars have not only challenged the validity of the Places of Worship Act, 1991 but also argued that the Act does not apply to the current controversy around Gyanvapi
How RSS Fought Khalistani Separatists in Punjab in 1980s, Promoted Hindu-Sikh Brotherhood
RSS could discern the seeds of separatism being sown during this time with mischief being played to divide the society that never was divided and never thought in terms of separate Hindu and Sikh identities
The Strange New Allies of Kashmiri Pandits: Duplicitous, Opportunistic Wolves in Sheep's Clothing
Awkwardly enough for the Kashmiri Pandits, a surprising and grossly unusual set of “allies” has cropped up to accentuate their resentment against the government
Supreme Court Decision on Sedition Law is Pragmatic but Many Questions Remain Unanswered
Section 124 A of the IPC has been challenged in the Supreme Court on the ground that it violates Articles 14, 19 and 21 of the Indian Constitution
NFHS-5 Data Shows India Forgot Its Obesity Burden while Fighting Undernutrition
Obesity among children under the age of five has increased, with 33 states and union territories reporting an increase in the number of overweight youngsters
Health Star Rating for Packaged Food is a Welcome Move. But is It Enough?
The decision to approve the Health Star Rating was made with an eye on rise in obesity, diabetes and hypertension in India
Modi-Macron Friendship Has Placed India-France Ties on Terra Firma
Though India and France have enjoyed a long-standing relationship, the turning point came in 1998 when France refused to join the high-decibel western chorus criticising India’s nuclear tests
Infra Vaani | Once Urbs Prima in Indis, Mumbai is Now a City with Maximum Infra Problems
The glory of Mumbai is on the wane and its fast-crumbling infrastructure services must take fair share of the blame
Jahangirpuri Violence: All Bengali-speaking Muslims are Neither Bangladeshis Nor Rohingyas
Jahangirpuri Violence: The Bengali-speaking Muslims of West Bengal are neither Rohingyas nor Bangladeshis; they are just as much Indian as anyone else
60 Yrs Ago, This Indian Institute Was the Proud Home for the Only 2 Digital Computers in S. Asia
Apart from processing National Sample Survey data and performing calculations for divisions within the Institute, HEC-2M received numerous computational requests from various scientific institutions
India and Australia's Historic Trade Deal is a Win-Win for Both and a Bigger Win For the Quad
India and Australia, while strengthening the Quad, are also entering a new and exciting phase in their relationship that promises to be a win-win situation for both countries
This is How the Imran Khan Government in Pakistan May Bite the Dust
Imran Khan is acting supremely confident that he will win the No-Confidence Motion. But most analysts in Pakistan are convinced that he is bluffing.
Intolerance Towards the 'Other': Political Violence in Bengal Points to a Larger Problem
When an ideology of exclusive belief which basically implies ideas like 'we are going to heaven, others are going to hell,' splinters, each part exhibits the same antipathy towards the 'other'
Why India Hosted Wang Yi Despite His Kashmir Remarks
We do need today more than ever to understand what China’s game with Russia will be over the next decade
Pakistan's Woes Are Set to Worsen as Imran Khan Grapples for Power
Even if the Imran Khan government can effectively sail through this turbulence, its capacity to govern will be affected by the calls for protest by the opposition.
Buried For 30 Years, the Suffering of Kashmiri Hindus is Finally Being Witnessed By All Indians
Most people find it difficult to perceive the experience of others. The Kashmir Files makes one witness the lived experiences of that generation of Kashmiri Hindus.