The law of ordinary residence should not be stretched for the sake of electoral convenience
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India can take a cue from France, which launched the ‘Prevent to Protect’ plan in 2018 to counter radicalisation.
Those arguing for status quo fail to justify the outmoded stance of the pristine PU calendar in the much-changed scenario of contemporary times.
Guru Tegh Bahadur’s supreme sacrifice carries a timeless message for posterity
Corporates have realised that laying off one manager saves more, than by retrenching five blue-collar workers.
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Resuming nuclear testing introduces instability at a time when we need restraint and dialogue.
Parties now chase them the way they once chased caste blocs.
Renewal of the bilateral framework is a gambit shrouded in ambiguity
Nationalism is not about division; it is about unity — that is the spirit of Vande Mataram.
Single-minded devotion to excellence has enabled our girls to overcome constraints
Voters in Bihar should not believe his claim to be a strong and credible alternative to both the NDA and the Mahagathbandhan.
The issues that we face today are all, in some or the other manner, related to the increasing failure of our education system.
The Centre had to roll back the restructuring of Panjab University after stiff opposition; Lokpal should be a real crusader in every sense, only then will it make a difference
Charles William de Russet came to be known as Baba Mast Ram, and was a venerated figure
Women don’t need saving or spotlighting anymore. They need space — to play, to fail, to rise
It is not something to do; it is a way to be. For only in stillness does the real reveal itself
AI is wiping out millions of jobs, and the time is not far off when we will be to robots what dogs are to us — loyal, but totally confused
Electric cars themselves may be 'green' but the entire system for producing and running them is not
The 27th Amendment may redraw the fragile balance between Pakistan’s military, judiciary and provinces.
THE GREAT GAME: For a few tremulous hours, one half of India recognised itself in his victory
The only answer to shifting global tides is stronger domestic reform
Fulfilling expectations raised by Anna Hazare’s anti-corruption movement remains a big challenge
Every uprising ended only when its socio-economic triggers were addressed.
The future of higher education will be measured by the courage of its institutions to remain free.
The long-awaited reform is a significant course correction for one of India’s oldest and most prestigious universities.
AI sovereignty may prove to be an Achilles’ heel for many middle-income countries today.
The new deal between the US and China is all about give and take
His background as a religious and ethnic minority in every country he has lived in and his experience working on community issues deeply inform his politics.
Tactical accommodation between Washington and Beijing will shrink Delhi’s room for manoeuvre
Guru Nanak sought to liberate mankind from parochial thinking and establish a just, egalitarian society.
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