India needs a comprehensive regulatory framework to deal with all aspects of AI
India needs a comprehensive regulatory framework to deal with all aspects of AI
The Sikhs were among the most affected during the October conflict of 1947, yet their stories have been relegated to the footnotes of history.
“Look after all of them well. They are all my sons,” said Field Marshal Cariappa, refusing special treatment for his POW son.
India’s strategic autonomy is the fulcrum of a fractured world
Making district planning boards more effective can be the key to reducing regional disparities.
At 91, the legendary Naga was frail but resolute, returning to the soil that shaped his rebellion.
Serious issues stare us in the face — what happened to the eighth Central Pay Commission; and how will Agniveers be reintegrated into society
Every brand that the creative czar worked on spoke to the consumer and not at the consumer
The splendid isolation which enabled the mysterious village of Malana to preserve its unique culture for hundreds of years is now being nibbled away
Manu is not just one character of Hindu imagination but many. He is a ritualist, survivor, lawgiver and ancestor
India’s literary siren is not here to be correct — she’s here to be honest. Her feminism comes not from seminars, but from survival
THE GREAT GAME: The problem with Naya India is that too few people are talking to each other
Scholars like Hany Babu remain imprisoned under draconian laws, often without trial for years, and some like GN Saibaba have passed away silently
India has to be conscious of China’s moves to comprehensively consolidate its relations with the ASEAN states.
Suicide by two Haryana police officials shows that the rot runs quite deep
Even the unsuccessful candidates are motivated and provided alternative avenues of skill training and jobs.
We still have only one UN —indispensable for peace and security.
In the Modi regime, a technocratic exercise can be easily discarded in the battle for perception and votes.
The fixation on farmers hides the larger truth — industries, power plants and transport remain the biggest polluters
The political leadership should ensure people’s participation in inclusive & sustainable development
US President perceives a threat to the dollar from the bloc, though India is not keen on common currency
If an Aravalli hill is not a billion years old and 100 metres high, Haryana says it does not count.
A stronger balance sheet, low inflation and robust consumption are keeping India's growth engine humming.
Mahagathbandhan needs to put its house in order, while the NDA can’t take things for granted
Weapons demand platforms with sensors, processing, self-protection and endurance to make them count — you cannot bolt capability onto an unsuitable airframe.
It was from the Modi-Gor conversation that Trump concluded that India will stop buying Russian oil.
The CJI’s calm over the shoe-hurling episode has a lesson; drug regulation in India needs a fundamental change in the aftermath of children deaths because of spurious cough syrups in Madhya Pradesh & Rajasthan
Retire when people ask why, and not when they ask why not, Gavaskar said
Questions starting with how are always open-ended; they may lead us to new questions and open the path to new research
A true life skill is being able to choose and buy vegetables, even fruits and meat, for that matter