Recall & judgment: Twin strengths
Most things in life require the ability to recall and the capacity for judgment. Everything, from ten seconds ago to ten hours ago, to ten days or ten years ago, requires some form of recall because everything cannot be put down on paper or a means of reference. The human mind...
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Reviving Nalanda’s legacy in modern education
10 November 2025 | BK Jha -
COP30: The Planet Waits as the World Falters
10 November 2025 | Editor’s take -
From Dharma to Dogma: The Genesis of Caste
08 November 2025 | Acharya Prashant -
Bridging the green finance gap: India’s domestic progress and global positioning
08 November 2025 | Vaibhav Pratap Singh -
Democrats wins in three states: A warning for Trump leadership
08 November 2025 | KS Tomar -
India’s longevity dividend is rising
08 November 2025 | Kiran KarnikRohit Prasad -
From intent to institution: Building an inclusive India
08 November 2025 | Uma Tuli
The rise of Munir and Pak democracy in retreat
Pakistan has been in a crisis for a long and that has kept compounding over the years. The fragile democracy has not been able to take root, as the Pakistan army has ruled the beleaguered state either directly or by proxy. The leaders have played to the tune of army...
Hapless citizens, helpless Governments
Transportation is the lifeline of any nation, facilitating economic growth, social interaction, and national integration. From bustling highways to vital railway networks and expanding aviation routes, the efficiency and safety of transport systems determine a country’s progress and global competitiveness. However, across much of Southeast Asia, this lifeline is fraying. The...
Rethinking modern technology:VWhen progress defies nature and dharma
The technologies of modern times are full of gleam and glitter. They are declared to be the products of painstaking and pathbreaking research. They are touted as the result of great discoveries of the scientific principles governing the vast universe and of revolutionary inventions based thereon. They are hailed as the...
Rajasthan outlines roadmap for $4.3 trillion growth
The Rajasthan government has chalked out a long-term plan to transform the state from a resource-driven economy to a $4.3 trillion innovation-led powerhouse by 2047. According to the recently unveiled Developed Rajasthan @2047 vision document, the state, currently the seventh-largest economy with a Gross State Domestic Product (GSDP) of approximately...
The climate reality we cannot outrun
Every year, as winter arrives in Delhi, so does the inevitable reality of toxic haze, so does the discussion to prioritise healthy air. After huffing and puffing, literally and figuratively, for a few days, it is work as usual till the next Diwali/farm fire season. The great Indian apathy to demand...
Meditation: The mind’s antidote to modern stress
In the last about 50 years or more, it has been increasingly realised by medical professionals that many ailments are caused by stress or trauma, resulting in more and more deaths. Isn’t it surprising that a few years back, something like stress, about which we were not so serious, has today...
New York elects hope over hate
In what can be termed a personal defeat for Donald Trump, Zohran Mamdani has been elected as New York City mayor. And the reason for this binary is simple: Mamdani stands for everything that Trump wants to dismantle — socialism, environment, migrants, fair trade, and, above all, ethics in public...
