Pakistan's poor state of economy and bankruptcy is directly related to its enormous expenditure on defence.
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Certain castes such as the Mahars (Ambedkar’s caste) or the Jatavs (Mayawati’s caste) may be flagged as privileged and their quotas in jobs and educational seats reduced.
The year 1921, known as the “Year of Great Divide”, is regarded as the most important in the demographic history of India.
In quantum physics, observation matters. AI processes data, but it doesn’t “observe” in the same way as humans do.
MK Stalin swallowed some Tamil pride to attend a meeting of the NITI Aayog’s governing council, only his second since the DMK took office in 2021.
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The aftermath of Pahalgam/Op Sindoor has created complex challenges for India’s internal security and societal harmony.
AI tools are being used for accuracy and efficiency in collecting soft intelligence and disrupting enemy systems
Real estate investments by NRIs are a way to diversify one's investment portfolio in India, along with equities.
In stark contrast, the China Study Group and multiple think tanks focus on the study of China. The MEA runs the Centre for Contemporary China Studies.
What can be more pathetic than the BJP MP accusing the unfortunate women who lost their husbands in Pahalgam, of lack of “courage” and “training” to fight terrorists?
India has stuck to its guns despite international pressure, unlike Op Parakram of 2001-02
As Operation Sindoor reshapes India’s geopolitical posture, our editorials dissect its political fallout, regional complexities and various other issues
Dr Saroj Ghose is known as the ‘Father of Indian Science Museums’
As a translator, I rejoice that we are finally getting to hear voices that never reach our ears
Babi Yar in Kiev and Holocaust, Mirpur and Partition — times change, but cruelty and savagery continue their march
The Gurus transformed the practice of feeding the poor into a powerful demonstration of equality and selfless service that has survived, indeed thrived, for over five centuries
Buddhists have been demanding the repeal of the Mahabodhi Temple Management Act, 1949 and its stipulated administration of the precincts by a mix of Buddhists and non-Buddhists
THE GREAT GAME: Congress leaders Shashi Tharoor, Manish Tewari, Salman Khurshid and Amar Singh broke from their own party to respond to PM Modi’s call to join global outreach delegations
The challenges in the north-west, of the union territories of Jammu and Kashmir, resonate in the north-east too
While grand festivals like Shivratri in Mandi, Dasehra in Kullu and other local events symbolise cultural participation, their structure remains undemocratic.
Smoke over Bahawalpur and Muridke has not settled down; the fog of war has not lifted.
DRDO scientists are developing its more lethal versions, BrahMos-NG and BrahMos-II
The US is facing a slowdown owing to the fallout of Trump’s tariff policies, compounded by Moody’s unprecedented decision to downgrade its credit rating.
Article 143 will re-examine settled ground in the Supreme Court’s judgment in the Tamil Nadu Governor’s case.
After the CBSE and other board exams results, the 'toppers' are in the news once again. but we fail to notice the agony of the 'losers'.
The promotion of Gen Asim Munir to the rank of Field Marshal is very clearly an indication of the consolidation of the military’s position in Pakistan.
PM Modi explicitly saying that India would not tolerate nuclear blackmail is a new doctrinal assertion in the past 40 years
Dr Jayant Vishnu Narlikar was director of the globally acclaimed Inter-University Centre for Astronomy and Astrophysics (IUCAA), Dr MR Srinivasan was one of the towering personalities who ably guided India's nuclear programme
At the time of India's independence, 565 of the 600 princely states joined the Indian Union through bilateral Instruments of Accession; Sikkim remained outside this process.
India's Brahmos missiles were able to bomb the Sargodha airport near Rawalpindi by confusing its radars with pilotless aircraft.
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