Why Indian women deserve support, not judgement
We must start questioning the unrealistic expectations placed on women and inculcate a culture that promotes shared responsibilities and duties Indian women are increasingly taking on obligations that exceed 55 hours per week. They manage to pursue their professional careers while also managing a household—what one may refer to as the...
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Election time
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Haryana setback exposes cracks in INDIA Bloc
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The invisible battle for mental health in India
16 October 2024 | Kavita Kabira -
Souring relations
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The untold story of Captain Rameshwar Thapa’s heroics
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Navigating the complex path of integrity
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Speeding up ‘GatiShakti’
15 October 2024 | Pioneer
Ratan Naval Tata: A gem of a person
The passing of Ratan Tata has left the nation mourning not just an industrialist, but a rare leader who transcended divides, representing the ‘Idea of India’ The year was 2000 and the list of Padma Awardees sent to the Rashtrapati Bhawan had included a list of super achievers. The scholarly constitutionalist...
Gandhi’s philosophy in the age of AI
As we forge ahead into this digital age, embracing Gandhi’s philosophy could pave the way for a more humane and equitable future Artificial intelligence (AI) is increasingly shaping our world, making the relevance of many ancient philosophies seem distant. People may find it difficult to comprehend the hardships our predecessors endured...
Peacekeepers’ peril
India joins 34 other countries contributing troops to the UNIFIL in condemning Israeli military actions that threaten peacekeepers The ongoing hostilities in the West Asia have drawn global concern, with recent escalations along the Israel-Lebanon border highlighting the risks faced by United Nations peacekeepers. As Israeli airstrikes target Gaza and tensions...
The steadfast diplomat who crafted India’s foreign policy
As India marks the 50th anniversary of V K Krishna Menon’s passing, it is a fitting moment to remember a man whose brilliance shaped the nation’s global diplomacy Fifty years since Vengalil Krishnan Krishna Menon’s passing, the significance of his contributions to Indian diplomacy and global politics remains evident. Hailed as...
A new era of global opportunities awaits India in higher education
With initiatives like ‘Study in India’ and the recognition of qualifications of other countries, India is positioning itself as a growing hub for international education India offers tremendous opportunities in various sectors, the education is no different. Internationalisation of this sector was envisaged in the National Education Policy 2020 (NEP), and...
India acts East
PM Modi visits Laos for the 21st India-ASEAN Summit; says the 21st century belongs to India and ASEAN Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to Laos for the 21st India-ASEAN Summit reestablishes India’s diplomatic engagement with Southeast Asian nations. With a focus on enhancing connectivity and resilience, Modi announced a comprehensive 10-point...
Strengthening RTI Act with practical reforms
As the Right to Information (RTI) Act completes 19 years, it is time to amend the rules and expand its scope to ensure it continues to serve its purpose effectively The Right to Information (RTI) Act, implemented on October 12, 2005, marked a monumental step toward government transparency and accountability in...