Opinion
OPINION | Far Removed from Confucianism, Aggressive Expansionism Ultimate Philosophy of Chinese Leadership
President Xi Jinping is not only attempting to gratify hunger of territorial claims in the South China Sea, but is expanding China’s connectivity project through the OBOR initiative and CPEC project.
The '17+1' Initiative: Is China Losing Its Charm in Central and Eastern Europe?
The CEE countries have become increasingly apprehensive about China’s role in the development of the region, with the pandemic only aggravating the rift.
Stuck at No. 2, Fuming Eknath Khadse May Shake Up Voter Base of Struggling BJP in Maharashtra
Despite being a claimant to the chief minister’s position, Eknath Khadse was beaten to it by Devendra Fadnavis. Though he was the veritable number two in the cabinet, with portfolios like revenue, agriculture and state excise, Khadse made his ambitions cl...
Internet Frenzy Around Tejas Movie Triggers Curiosity on the Aircraft's 37-year Journey
If India wants to become a leading player in world affairs, it has to have an indigenous capability to manufacture its defence equipment. Importing this from other countries makes us dependent on them and only improves the standard of living of the nation...
Dynasty 1, Party 0: How the Same Old Script at CWC Meeting Ensured Gandhis Remain at Helm of Affairs
Every time the slightest shadow of criticism touches the Nehru-Gandhis, their foot soldiers stage a show of loyalty.
Why NSCN-IM Isn't the Sole Representative of Nagas and How its Deal With Govt Would Prove Recipe For Disaster
The NSCN-IM might have impressed the central government with its military prowess, but those in Delhi should not forget that Nagas are a proud warrior race and if their voice is ignored, a deal with NSCN-IM will be a sure recipe for violence.
Accused of 'Defaming Islam', B'desh Blogger Who Defended Buddhist Monk Fears for Family
Asad Noor, who is in hiding, says the police have been harassing his family in Chittagong over a Facebook video he posted defending a Buddhist monk.
China's Impressive Military Reforms, Fear of Being Held Hostage to US Policies: Amid Global Tension, What's the Best Option for India?
Despite the pandemic's economic impact, the PLA budget, announced in May, saw a 6.6 percent increase to $178 billion. This is almost three times the size of the Indian defence budget.
Why Plea to Release Bhima-Koregaon Accused Varavara Rao Sets a Dangerous Precedent
A section of Left leaning intellectuals have come forward to demand the release of the Telugu poet who was arrested in connection with the Bhima Koregaon violence of January 2018.
A Political Tool for Congress and BJP, How Raids Have Resulted in Exodus of Big Investors
Unfortunately, little has been done to stem either the exodus or check the mistreatment of businesspersons. Politicians of all parties continue to misuse government agencies.
Like Father, Like Son: Sachin Pilot, Demanding His Due, Raises the Flag of Rebellion in Congress
Rajesh Pilot challenged the Congress leadership in his 16th year in active politics. So it is with Sachin, who became an MP in 2004.
Saddled with Rs 425 Bn Debt, EU's 6-Month Suspension a Deathblow to Pakistan's National Carrier PIA
PIA has suffered an accumulated loss of Rs 425 billion since 2008. Last year, PIA authorities asked the Federal government to write off its loan for which PIA has to pay Rs 3 billion interest each year.
Is Fadnavis Being Sidelined? Dropping His Dissenters But Picking New OBC Faces, BJP Has Everyone Guessing
The announcement of the state BJP’s executive committee has laid speculations about the possible sidelining of Fadnavis to rest.
How the Foundation for Kerala’s Strong Response to Covid-19 Was Laid in 19th Century
Both Travancore and Kochi, princely states in colonial India that later became part of Kerala, had strong public health traditions. These states also developed departments of modern medicine as early as the 19th century.
OPINION | How RSS Led From the Front During Emergency
With regard to banned organisations, it was seen that persons were detained mostly on vague police reports saying that they were connected with the RSS. During the period of emergency, 25,962 public servant and employees in the public sector undertaking w...
Why Land That Birthed Dalit Movement Remains Silent on Death of Its Own George Floyds
Arvind Bansod and Viraj Jagtap can be called Maharashtra’s own George Floyds—the victims of a regressive system that discriminates and bestows privilege based on an accident of birth.