The demand to remove two key words from the Preamble is not properly thought through
The demand to remove two key words from the Preamble is not properly thought through
The Election Commission must allay fears of large-scale deletion of electors from the Bihar draft rolls.
When Pakistan is in the chair at the UNSC, India has reason to remain alert.
From global re-alignments to domestic policy challenges, this week’s Edit and Op-ed pieces voice the need for cautious optimism and self-reliance for India
‘Bad working conditions’, exploitation led to revolt
I hope he has it in him to bind the world with threads of humanity & brotherhood
We were undoubtedly quite a sight, locomoting and balancing ourselves on light-weight elbow crutches, but we learnt to juggle with a drink, a cigarette, crutches and of course the good or undamaged leg!
There can be no one standard of beauty and if you believe in yourself, the world believes in you
In Kashmir, poets smuggle words across barbed metaphors; in Gaza, they write under drones and dust. It does not prescribe political ideas or actions but helps us live in political history.
The prisons in the state are teeming with convicts and undertrial prisoners involved in NDPS cases.
THE GREAT GAME: To take control of the narrative, the Modi government is allowing the Pakistan hockey team to play two tournaments in India
Equally worrying is the obvious Chinese desire, with Pakistani and Bangladeshi help, to develop a China-centric South Asian grouping.
The Election Commission of India has defended the exercise as a constitutional necessity
The murder of social media influencer Kanchan Kumari has reignited deeper debates around identity, morality and justice.
India’s domestic semiconductor market is expected to grow to over $108 billion by 2030, yet India still imports memory chips.
A heartening development is the decision of the regulator, the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) to launch a comprehensive special audit of the entire aviation ecosystem.
The US Constitution splits the prerogative to initiate armed hostilities between Congress and the President.
The application of Section 152 of the BNS, criminalising acts endangering sovereignty, unity and integrity of India, has been a subject of controversy.
The JCPOA sanctions kicked in when Iran was a month away from acquiring nuclear substance.
Disasters in Himachal Pradesh have become a "concrete" reality. The business goes on.
Yogi Adityanath has been in power in UP since 2017. The “sudden realisation” of over 60,000 vacancies means that the government has not followed a regular recruitment process.
Low defence spending by NATO’s European partners has been a pet peeve of Trump’s since he entered public life.
The cultivation of critical thinking is deeply related to the ethical question confronting us
For 75 years, the people of Korea have actively cherished Col Nayar’s memory and his memorial at Beomeo Park in Daeguhas, South Korea, has become a sacred site.
A significant message emerging from the bypolls is the failure of the INDIA bloc to make common cause and put up a joint front.
Onus on Beijing to rebuild relations as the ‘one who ties the knot must untie it’
As India marks 50 years of the Emergency, The Tribune revisits the dark era and takes stock of the lessons learnt
When people speak of how Buddhism was driven out of India, they often overlook the possibility that it could have simply moved out to lands of receptive kings
South Africa has shown that national integration can be achieved through sports, even if unusual methods have to be used
At any given time, I always have 10 or 15 unread books on my shelves and feel the richer for it