Onus on Opposition to corner the BJP in the upcoming session of Parliament
Onus on Opposition to corner the BJP in the upcoming session of Parliament
His understanding of service extended beyond religious reform
Private industry and public defence establishments are not in competition
Recent protests are a warning to the PM that Gen Z doesn’t entirely consist of blind camp followers
What actually flows through the Sutlej in the summer and the lean period is 640 cusecs ecology flow, instead of 4,000 cusecs
Trustee of The Tribune, Ruchi Ram Sahni, reported on the Guru-ka-Bagh morcha in 1922-23
Early-warning systems and advanced monitoring technologies form a crucial layer of nuclear safety
The film does not frame its narrative around separatism or religious identities
States should align heat resilience with development
Japan PM Sanae Takaichi's recent visit to India raised China's hackles
Islamabad has turned the dispute over Indus Waters Treaty into narrative warfare
Dialogue should not be seen as a concession to our western neighbour
Education is not merely a training or a process of acquisition of a set of technical skills for future jobs
New Delhi needs to build a well-reasoned case against the Medog dam system
Unlike oil, electricity can be produced from multiple domestic sources
Although groundwater laws exist, they were never enforced
India requires an initiative like the ‘Manhattan Project’, where we put together our best minds
There is nothing in Satluj that is anti-national or something that may compromise India’s security.
It must present convincing evidence about the benefits of E20 petrol, instead of attributing motives to critics and dismissing public outrage about its negative impact
We may pronounce, spell it differently, but every name deserves to be called just as its owner chooses
Messi or Maradona, Woods or Federer, Tendulkar or Richards, even opponents acknowledge their aura of greatness
We are still hunting and we are still gathering, only what we hunt and what we gather has changed
A city is never merely a collection of roads, buildings and infrastructure; it is also an emotional landscape, shaped by the histories, memories and everyday lives of its inhabitants
THE GREAT GAME: Punjab’s catharsis demands collective grieving — not finger-pointing or name-calling
Mumbai taught me how to run, Chandigarh taught me why to stop
Commercial thermochemical hydrogen plants need to be developed that can utilise the waste heat from future fast breeder N-reactors
The govt’s Central Vista project can pave the way for a new Presidential residence
The most unfortunate part is that these victims have been conveniently forgotten by all concerned
The highlight of Modi’s visit was in breaking the decade-long jinx on the sale of the Brahmos missile
The anxiety surrounding inter-caste marriages is about preserving a hierarchy