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...
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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 -
Bhartiya Sanskriti and Sanskrit
29 November 2025 | Raghvendra Singh -
When Education Kills Curiosity
29 November 2025 | Anamika Dasgupta -
Is a silent coup underway in Pakistan?
29 November 2025 | PNS -
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
With the soaring AQIs, people finding it literally impossible to breathe and the start of long pending discussion on the removal of green cover off the Aravalli and how Delhi lost its green shield which saved it from the dust for centuries, it is imperative that every citizen values every...
Reclaiming soft power for a new global era
India’s patent civilisational depth and vivid culturality have been described as its latent (and underutilized) soft power. From Ayurveda to Artificial Intelligence (AI), from yoga to zero, the timeless wisdom of this ancient land convinces without conquest. Its resonance is predicated on dialogue and not on domination. Terms like “Incredible...
Can we teach our children to stand strong?
It was in the same week when two students, one in Delhi and another in Jaipur, died by suicide, unable to bear the harassment and bullying they faced in school, that I heard of two teenage breakdowns within my own circle. If the timing of these was a coincidence, it...
Indo-China: The faultlines that refuse to blur
China has once again indulged in its theatrics to claim that Arunachal Pradesh is its territory. It has been doing this for a long but this time the victim was an innocent traveller from Arunachal Pradesh. The brief detention and harassment of Prema Wangjom Thongdok at Shanghai Pudong International Airport...
Who provided oxygen to the Maoists all these years?
On November 18, security forces successfully neutralized the notorious Naxal (Maoist) commander Madvi Hidma, who was wanted with a bounty of one crore rupees, following a fierce firefight in a remote forested region. With Hidma’s elimination, it appears that the anti-Naxal operations have entered their final phase, bringing the Indian...
Ayodhya Flag Hoisting Marks a Civilisational Turning Point for India
Ayodhya’s flag hoisting marks a rupture in India’s civilisational timeline. It is not a ceremonial ascent of cloth over stone; it is a declaration that Indian civilisation, after centuries of subjugation, distortion, and hesitation, has resumed authorship of its own story. The moment becomes even more defining when placed alongside...
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...
