Celebrating World Book and Copyright Day
From serving as conduits of wisdom and imagination to safeguarding cultural heritage, books play a vital role in shaping our collective consciousness Books have long served as companions to humanity, bridging the present with the past and future through a rich tapestry of historical narratives and fiction. Each book, a product...
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New beginnings
22 April 2024 | Pioneer -
Iran-Israel: On the brink of war or hype
22 April 2024 | Nishikant Ojha -
Govt schemes are transforming lives in rural Rajasthan
22 April 2024 | Mohan Lal Gameti -
Understanding the impact of FOMO
22 April 2024 | shainy sharma -
With power freebies, debt comes calling
22 April 2024 | Uttam Gupta -
Rahul Gandhi holds on to Wayanad despite speculation
20 April 2024 | Kumar Chellappan -
Mind, the key to Hidden Fortune
20 April 2024 | Ravi Valluri
Human-elephant conflict: The way out
To ensure the protection of these majestic creatures, it is imperative to revisit and revise legislative frameworks with a focus on ecological sustainability India’s rich biodiversity includes a significant population of Asian elephants, which are not only an integral part of the country’s wildlife heritage but also hold cultural and religious...
Transformative trends in India’s higher education
The surge in EdTech presents opportunities for democratising education but also highlights challenges such as the digital divide and ensuring quality India’s higher education landscape is undergoing a transformative shift. With initiatives like the New Education Policy (NEP) 2020, skill development programs by the National Skill Development Corporation (NSDC) and the...
Theatre of the absurd
The ever-falling state of polity touches a new low, trivialising life for political gains In the realm of politics, where governance and public welfare should reign supreme, a disturbing trend has emerged — the trivialisation of human life for the sake of political benefits. Recent events surrounding Delhi’s Chief Minister Arvind...
Aung San Suu Kyi: Prison or house arrest?
Concerns over Suu Kyi’s whereabouts as the junta stares at defeat The news website, The Irrawaddy, cites “informed sources in Naypyitaw and Yangon” as saying that Aung San Suu Kyi (78), the emblem of the Myanmar’s struggle for democracy and Win Mint (72), incarcerated president of the country’s democratically-elected Government ousted...
Corruption and political defections: A telltale sign of democratic decay
The electoral arithmetic, rather than the principles of righteousness, often dictates the trajectory of political decisions Last week, while flitting through the contents of a leading daily newspaper in India, an interesting article caught hold of my attention and it made a compulsive reading throughout. The article was captioned — ‘Since...
A Vision for India’s Global Leadership
The BJP manifesto focuses on strategy to make India a champion of Global South The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) unveiled its election manifesto earlier this week, opting for a departure from the conventional strategy of enticing voters with freebies and subsidies. Instead, the manifesto takes on the guise of a policy...
Sustainability through global collaboration
President Dennis Francis, at the helm of the 78th UN General Assembly session, champions sustainability as pivotal to economic advancement While the news of increasing temperatures in the Capital City of Delhi in the coming weeks and months hit the headlines, in a resounding affirmation of the symbiotic relationship between sustainability...
