Yes, the planet is overpopulated
Eight billion of us on this planet, nearly triple the number in 1960, yet we are told the real crisis is that there aren’t enough of us. In 1960, there were about 3 billion human beings on Earth. Today, there are around 8.2 billion, and projections suggest we may touch 10...
-
Nature’s TARIFFs: Crisis or Opportunity
29 November 2025 | Pradeep Monga -
Why Fashion Must Unite Human Rights and Climate Action Now
29 November 2025 | Shatadru Chattopadhayay -
Modinomics: The architecture behind GST reforms
28 November 2025 | Deepak Prakash -
India’s Javelin Missile Deal and Its Impact on Future Battlefield Preparedness
28 November 2025 | Sanjoy Banerjee -
Fight to save one of the very few leftover city forests in Delhi
28 November 2025 | Rohit Prasad -
Who provided oxygen to the Maoists all these years?
27 November 2025 | Balbir Punj -
Ayodhya Flag Hoisting Marks a Civilisational Turning Point for India
27 November 2025 | Rahul Kaushik
Healthcare: MedTech Innovation for Self-Reliance and Global Reach
India stands at the cusp of a healthcare transformation - one which is powered by indigenous innovation, collaboration and commercial scalability. For decades, our medical technology landscape was driven by dependency on foreign and finished goods. Through the help of strategic collaboration, robust R&D and visionary infrastructure, India is currently...
Bihar’s mandate signals a larger political shift
The declaration of the Bihar Assembly election results on November 14, 2025 has formally concluded the electoral cycle, and once again the people of Bihar have delivered a historic and extraordinary mandate in favour of the National Democratic Alliance. This mandate is a strong reaffirmation of decisive governance, clean leadership,...
India’s carrier fleet at crossroads as China accelerates naval expansion
On 5 November, China commissioned its third aircraft carrier, Fujian, at its home port in Sanya on Hainan Island in the presence of President Xi Jinping. Displacing 80,000 tonnes, the carrier is capable of launching fifth-generation J-35 fighter jets and KJ-600 Airborne Early Warning and Control aircraft using the Electromagnetic...
Why dairy is India’s most inclusive economic revolution
The modern chapter of India’s dairy journey begins not with a single scheme but with a quiet shift in rural imagination, when millions of small farmers started organising themselves in pursuit of dignity, voice and fairer economic terms. What followed through the 1970s was a national mobilisation that transformed milk...
Reopening of the terror trails in India’s Northeast
A palpable tension grips India’s eastern frontier. The carefully managed-if uneasy-calm that defined the India-Bangladesh border for over a decade has evaporated, replaced by a familiar and toxic churn that those of us who served through the 1990s recognise with a sense of dread. The old ghosts we believed had long...
AYUSH in Uttarakhand: A transformative journey towards global wellness leadership
Uttarakhand, the land of ancient sages and timeless spiritual traditions, has always been synonymous with Ayurveda, Yoga, and natural healing. Over the past two decades, the State has worked consistently to revitalise this heritage and translate it into a modern, people-centric, and growth-oriented wellness ecosystem. Today, AYUSH has emerged as one...
Why life skills should be essential in today’s education
The educational landscape is constantly evolving, and the emphasis is gradually shifting from conventional academic skills to encompass broader student development. Leading educators increasingly assert that life skills are not optional but integral parts of the curriculum. Creativity, problem-solving, emotional resilience, and effective communication are just a few of the...
