Red Fort blast in Delhi: A wake-up call to reshape strategies on a real-time basis
Transparency is certainly not the hallmark of the Narendra Modi government. This is true in its normal functioning, when there is ample elbow room to take the countrypersons into confidence. And when it comes to crunch situations such as the Delhi blasts at the threshold of Lal Qila-the symbol associated...
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A new age of global warfare
18 November 2025 | Balraj Mehta -
The need for a decisive shift toward inclusive development
17 November 2025 | Bhuvnesh Yadav -
Technological empowerment of Women: The way forward for climate resilience
17 November 2025 | Reema Pant -
Healing starts with letting go
17 November 2025 | Pratiksha Vats -
Before the Ice Melts, the Ego Must: The Real Crisis Behind COP30
15 November 2025 | Acharya Prashant -
The world in a single nest: How India’s education is embracing Tagore’s global vision
15 November 2025 | Prem Kumar | Kalra J K Verma -
New US Bill Targets Outsourcing, Threatens India’s IT Engine
15 November 2025 | Ajay Srivastava
A model of harmony in an uneasy Asian neighbourhood
The former King of Bhutan, Jigme Singye Wangchuck — revered as K4, the Fourth Druk Gyalpo — turned 70 on November 11. In Bhutan, the Bodhisattva King, as he is fondly known, is remembered not merely as a monarch but as a visionary who transformed a secluded Himalayan kingdom into...
25 years of Uttarakhand: Between promise, progress and precarious reality
Uttarakhand became a separate state on November 9, 2000 after years of public demand for governance suited to mountain life. People wanted schools, hospitals and markets closer to remote valleys. They wanted decisions shaped by local voices, terrain and culture rather than by models designed for the plains. Twenty-five years later,...
Behaviour change for climate
When the Hon’ble Prime Minister introduced Mission LiFE at COP-27, he did more than announce an environmental initiative — he reframed the moral compass of development. “Mission LiFE turns individual action into global climate impact,” he declared, reminding the world that sustainability is not born of regulation but of responsibility. In...
Why India hasn’t achieved a decisive victory against terror
Last Monday evening (November 10), the national capital was rocked by a devastating bombing. It was either a suicidal attack or an accidental explosion, occurring during the transportation of deadly merchandise by Dr Umar Un Nabi, associated with what has been termed the ‘white-collar terror module.’ While this incident has once...
The International Film Festival of India 2025: Where stories begin, and futures are written
Come November, all roads lead back to Goa. There is something quietly magical about this time of year, when the salty breeze feels like it’s carrying unfinished scripts and half-formed characters, when the sunsets look like they were painted for the big screen, and the whole atmosphere buzzes with a...
The real heroes of democracy
The state of Bihar occupies a unique place in the history of political development across the world. It is not merely an Indian state; it is the birthplace of democracy itself. The history of Vaishali, one of the earliest republics in the world, confirms that the seeds of participatory governance were...
Sustainable future through knowledge and innovation
Science has always been the light that guides humankind through the darkness of the unknown. It is far more than a collection of data, laboratories, and formulae — it is a mindset, a way of looking at the world with curiosity, logic, and creativity. As the world celebrated ‘World Science...
