
Why human touch still matters in a tech-driven world
Technology has revolutionised our lives in unimaginable ways. The pace of change may have been slow initially, but the foundations laid earlier have ensured that it has grown exponentially since the turn of the century. However, a few recent incidents made me realise that these machines can only be as...
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A Diplomatic win for India on terror and trade
08 July 2025 | Pioneer -
Van Mahotsav: Planting trees, protecting lives
08 July 2025 | Satendra Singh -
Children still need teachers in the age of AI
07 July 2025 | Sakshi Sethi -
PM Modi strengthens South–South bonds
07 July 2025 | Pioneer -
The Need to Understand Patterns of Life
07 July 2025 | Vinayshil Gautam -
God is everything: A journey from belief to realisation
05 July 2025 | Ajit Kumar Bishnoi -
Voter verification row stirs a political storm
05 July 2025 | Pioneer

Radical Currents and Muslim Youth in India
In the complex tapestry of India’s religious and social fabric, two influential Islamic movements — Jamaat-e-Islami and Tablighi Jamaat — are drawing increased scrutiny for their role in shaping the worldview of young Indian Muslims In the intricate mosaic of India’s religious landscape, Muslim organisations play a significant role in shaping...
Leisure and connection: What millennials want
The traditional notion of transactional consumerism is now being replaced by immersive and leisure-led engagement. As per the report titled Retail Level-up — The Entertainment Edition, on average, over 65 per cent of respondents preferred to focus solely on entertainment experiences or combine them with food and beverages (F&B). This...
Faith, politics and reincarnation
The search for the next Dalai Lama is mired in a deepening dispute between the Tibetan spiritual leader and the Chinese Govt A new chapter in the Tibetan struggle for autonomy and religious freedom is about to be added, as both the Chinese Government and the 14th Dalai Lama have locked...

Uniform Civil Code and Gender Justice
The Telangana High Court has corrected gender-based inequality rooted in religious personal laws — an inequality that contradicts Article 15 of the Indian Constitution, which forbids discrimination on the basis of religion, sex or caste In recent weeks, the Telangana High Court has significantly corrected a major inequality, which happens to...
A call for holistic development and global well-being
The world we live in today is caught up in a vicious circle, which none of us would deny, because most of the problems it faces are interlinked and each one of them feeds the fires of others. One of the reasons why we cannot solve or lessen the severity...
A crucial opportunity amid unrelenting crisis
If the ceasefire comes into effect in Gaza, as announced by Trump, it would give people a chance to recuperate It has been almost a year and a half since the Israel-Hamas conflict started. In the name of obliterating Hamas, Israel rained miseries on the people of Gaza, with the world...

A grand celebration, a sobering reckoning
On July 4, 2026, the United States turns 250. Amid fireworks and fanfare, the day invites reflection on a nation shaped by bold ideals, hard-won progress, and enduring contradictions On July 4, 2025, the United States turns 250-a semiquincentennial that marks a remarkable journey from a colonial rebellion to a global...