Libertarianism, Liberalism, and Conservatism: Ego as Ideology
Ideologies have ruled the social-intellectual landscape over the flow of time. The history of mankind can often be seen as the history of ideologies. Every ideology promises to make sense of life, bringing order to the mind’s confusion by showing the right path. Yet it often itself becomes a source...
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Congress and the collapse of the Nehruvian secular vision in Jammu & Kashmir
20 October 2025 | Anil Anand -
Beyond Trump: Asserting India’s place in global diplomacy
20 October 2025 | Pratibha Chopra -
Diplomatic chill to a promising partnership
20 October 2025 | Parul Chandra -
Detox, rejuvenate and strengthen with Ayurveda
20 October 2025 | Ish Sharma -
For Indians all that glitters is indeed gold!
20 October 2025 | Editor’s take -
Artificial bubble, intelligent boom
18 October 2025 | PNS -
Soft TCS, spiky HCL, solid Infy
18 October 2025 | PNS
RABBIT HOLE
The cat is out of the bag. Rather, the rabbit is out of the policy-maker’s hat. Even better, the import cat is verbally placed among the Indian manufacturing pigeons. Look at it in any given animal contour, reality bites. The Union commerce and industry minister, Piyush Goyal, chided local industrialists...
PM Modi’s vision reignites Andhra’s journey of resurgence
Andhra Pradesh is a state that has endured repeated political setbacks and emotional upheavals. It is perhaps the only state in India that has lost its capital three times — first Chennai during the linguistic reorganisation of 1953, then Kurnool which briefly served as capital from 1953 to 1956, and...
Shubh Dhanteras: Celebrating wealth that begins with health
As we celebrate this auspicious day marking the beginning of the Diwali festival, Dhanteras is traditionally observed as a day of prosperity, renewal, and new beginnings. According to our ancient scriptures, it commemorates the divine emergence of Goddess Lakshmi and Dhanvantari — the celestial physician — during the Samudra Manthan, the...
One Nation, One Election: India’s 2034 vision
The idea of One Nation, One Election - holding simultaneous elections for the Lok Sabha, State Assemblies, and local bodies — has been one of the most discussed electoral reforms in recent years. The proposal, which aims to reduce election costs, administrative burden, and political disruptions caused by frequent polls,...
The return of history in the AF-Pak Conflict
That was Prime Minister of Pakistan Shehbaz Sharif, who seized the moment at last week’s Sharm el-Sheikh peace summit, earning the visible approval of President Trump — a move that clearly rattled India. A segment of Indian media erupted with criticism, portraying Sharif as reckless, yet the Prime Minister appears...
The conversations we still don’t have about women
We live in a world where women journalists are first excluded from an event covering a significant diplomatic dialogue, and then, when there is a ripple of indignation against the perversion, a “correction” is made — one that jars more than it gels with the modern women’s narrative we have...
IMF: India Must Have a Balanced Growth Strategy
Indian economy has shown a lot of resilience in the recent times. While the major economies were struggling to keep afloat, Indian economy was marching ahead with impressive growth rate. Even during the Covid, Indian economy was progressing at a decent rate. However, the recent upheaval in the world trade...
