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Empowering young innovators
Prime Minister Modi highlights the role of young minds in tackling real-world challenges with creativity and technology The best way to predict the future is to invent it, said Alan Kay. And indeed how true it is for a nation. A nation that invents and finds solution to its problems marches...
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Race for Delhi
12 December 2024 | Pioneer -
It is getting hot!
11 December 2024 | Pioneer -
Renewed vigour
10 December 2024 | Pioneer -
End of an era
09 December 2024 | Pioneer -
Plunging into instability
07 December 2024 | Pioneer -
Korean crisis
06 December 2024 | Pioneer -
No love lost
05 December 2024 | Pioneer
Junta under siege
Myanmar’s Junta is losing grip as rebel gains mount, raising fears of a balkanised future After years of oppressive rule, human rights abuses, and atrocities against its own people, Myanmar’s military rulers are now on the defensive. Their grip on power appears increasingly fragile as armed rebels gain significant ground. A...
Musical chairs
While the BJP-led Mahayuti emerged victorious in Maharashtra, the post-election scenario has been anything but smooth The Maharashtra Assembly elections have delivered a decisive yet politically tumultuous mandate. The BJP-led Mahayuti alliance scripted a powerful comeback in state Assembly elections by winning 230 seats in the 288-member House. Shinde’s Shiv Sena...
Trump’s tariff threat
Trump risks alienating key partners, intensifying global economic tensions and accelerating efforts to bypass the dollar Trump presidency is yet to begin but the president-elect has already spoken his mind on the US policy and it is not good news for the developing countries. US President-elect Donald Trump has issued a...
Unjust arrest
The arrest of Chinmoy Krishna Das in Bangladesh underscores the persistent challenges faced by its religious minorities The recent arrest of Chinmoy Krishna Das, a prominent Hindu monk and spokesperson for the Bangladesh Sammilit Sanatan Jagran Jote, has spotlighted the precarious situation of religious minorities in Bangladesh. Das, known for his...
One nation, one subscription
While heralded as a potential game-changer for academia, the ONOS has ignited intense debate among scholars and researchers In the series of ‘one nation’ comes yet another addition and this time it is about subscription of academic journals. The Indian government’s recent approval of the ‘One Nation, One Subscription’ (ONOS) scheme...
A glimmer of hope
While the ceasefire offers a reprieve from conflict, its durability is not guaranteed, a lasting resolution still remains elusive In a significant development for West Asia, Israel and Hezbollah, the Iran-backed militant group operating in Lebanon, have agreed to a ceasefire after months of intense conflict. The agreement, brokered with the...
Yet another flashpoint
All stakeholders must demonstrate utmost restraint to prevent any escalation of communal tensions in Sambhal The town of Sambhal in Uttar Pradesh has become the epicentre of intense communal tension following a violent confrontation over a court-mandated survey of the historic Shahi Jama Masjid. The incident, which unfolded on Sunday, has...
