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Sports Bill: Reforming Indian Sports
Despite being passed amid Opposition protests, the bill is a potential game changer that could reshape India’s sporting landscape At long last, administrative reforms are beginning to take shape for the long-neglected world of Indian sport. It is no secret that India’s medal tally at global events falls far short of...
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Rebuild Trust: ECI faces credibility Test
12 August 2025 | Pioneer -
Alaska Summit: A Critical Moment for Global Peace
11 August 2025 | Pioneer -
Wait and Watch Before Reciprocating Tariffs
09 August 2025 | Pioneer -
Catalysing India’s Green Energy Future
08 August 2025 | Pioneer -
Uttarkashi floods signal urgent climate action
07 August 2025 | Pioneer -
A boost to India’s ‘Act East Policy’
06 August 2025 | Pioneer -
Indian economy is robust and resilient
04 August 2025 | Pioneer
Time to convert ‘aapda’ into ‘avsar’
Trump’s 25 per cent tariffs will have a negative impact but India can circumnavigate it by diversifying its exports Ever since Donald Trump became the President of the United States, he has taken decisions which have disrupted the world order. No one knows how effective they would be in salvaging US...
India’s space odyssey comes of age
NISAR stands as a testament to India’s space rise — co-building and launching satellites alongside NASA Vikram Sarabhai, the father of India’s space programme had a dream. He wanted to leverage space technology for India’s development and progress, focusing on practical applications like communication, weather forecasting and resource management. He envisioned...
Biofuels and India’s Green Energy Future
For India, the transition to biofuels aligns with its twin goals of energy security and environmental responsibility Earth’s climate is changing at a faster pace than ever before. Rising temperatures, shifts in precipitation patterns, melting glaciers, rising sea levels and higher frequency of extreme weather events are a few indicators of...
Gun violence takes more lives in America
The Manhattan shooting has once again revealed the human cost of America’s unchecked gun culture Former US President Barrack Obama once said that We do not have to accept carnage as the price of freedom. And how true he was. The gun violence in America is a menace that is so...
Thailand–Cambodia border tensions flare again
The escalating border conflict between two otherwise friendly countries demands urgent international attention Nationalistic fervour is often used by people in power to further their own ends. To consolidate one’s position politicians often invoke nationalist sentiment and deflect people’s attention from the real issues. Thailand-Cambodia conflict can be seen in this...
The Two-State Solution for Gaza and Beyond
With Gaza facing unprecedented devastation, Macron’s move offers a rare glimmer of hope and a moral call for others to act Gaza is a catastrophe unfolding on a daily basis. Though a lot has happened in the tumultuous history of Palestine but the last year has been worse — death, destruction...
A Quiet Reset After Turbulence in Ties
Modi’s Maldives visit is not merely about symbolism — it is about restoring momentum and rebuilding trust There are no permanent friends or foes in politics — only permanent interests. The same holds true for international relations, where nations shift positions on the geopolitical spectrum in alignment with changing priorities. India–Maldives...
