Operation Sindoor and the silence of modern war
In an era where military might is often measured in decibels and declarations, India’s Operation Sindoor rewrote the script. As the red dust settles on a historic week, a new doctrine of deterrence has emerged — one that speaks not through escalation, but through execution South Asia may have just danced...
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A made-in-India league that redefined global sports entertainment
13 May 2025 | Chaitanya K Prasad -
Towards a simpler and fairer tax regime
13 May 2025 | Subhash Chandra Agrawal -
Rediscovering our eternal spiritual identity
12 May 2025 | Ghanishth Sharma -
From terror to climate: Act before crisis hits
12 May 2025 | VK Bahuguna -
Time for the People of J&K to Rise and Shine!
10 May 2025 | Anil Rajput -
Victory’s veil: The allied legacy of moral evasion
10 May 2025 | Nilantha ILANGAMUWA -
Building strong foundations through Anganwadis
09 May 2025 | Rajib Kumar Sen and Vedeika Shekhar
Tagore and the soul of Indian storytelling
Tagore’s stories, rooted in the richness of Bengali culture yet resonating with universal human truths, remind us that the soul of India’s narrative power lies not merely in myth or memory, but in the depth of its moral high ground On this auspicious 25th of Baishakh (May 9, 2025), as we...
Shape of things to come: Machines can see and comprehend
The AI summit Machines Can See 2025, held in Dubai, was a resounding success — uniting global AI stakeholders and fostering powerful collaborations aimed at turning bold ideas into reality These are the times to foster cross-border AI collaboration. Bringing together talent and capital from North America, Europe, Asia, and the...
India’s green wall: A bold push to halt desertification
Aimed at halting desertification and meeting climate goals, the project to create a 1,400-kilometre green wall faces major hurdles — land conflicts, poor coordination, and tight timelines — with just three monsoons left to deliver The idea of planting tree barriers or green walls to stop the spread of deserts has...
The northern sea route emerges as a climate-friendly trade corridor
World powers are eyeing the Arctic corridor as a vital link in a new era of global shipping. With India aligning with the NSR through the International North–South Transport Corridor (INSTC), a new network is taking shape — one that may reshape global trade, and redefine the geopolitical map Rising global...
How India redefined deterrence without pulling a trigger
As panic spirals in Islamabad, India responds not with noise, but with quiet, deliberate readiness. Across land, sea, air and cyberspace, a new dialect of deterrence — rooted in credibility, capacity, and control — has taken shape. And in that language, New Delhi has already spoken I have spent thirty-five years...
From sinclair to supply chains: The jungle is still with us
From factory floors to psychological anxieties to geopolitical chaos, “the jungle” remains a powerful symbol for disorder and injustice. Now when populist politics and protectionist policies rattle a fragile global order, that metaphor feels more urgent than ever When Upton Sinclair published The Jungle in 1906, he wasn’t just exposing the gruesome...
Ensuring quality in online vocational education
To truly empower its youth and close the skills — employability gap, India must urgently address issues of quality assurance, accreditation and equitable access — laying the groundwork for a skilled, future-ready workforce India’s ambitious goal of establishing itself as a global knowledge economy is contingent upon the successful integration of...
