France has voted, Europe is relieved, and the French President needs to move fast to douse the flames of polarization “Having secured his second term, Mr. Macron urgently needs to douse the flames of polarization. […]
In 2003, despite a growing partnership with the U.S. that was finally turning a corner after the nuclear tests, the Indian government brought a resolution to Parliament that “deplored” the actions of the coalition led […]
”But while Western nations have displayed a rare degree of unity in the strength of their reaction to Russia’s invasion, there are suggestions that they are being merely reactive and not thinking through what the […]
“Several significant decisions taken in recent months by the NDA government at the Centre were a clear indication that transfer of Chandigarh to Punjab was nowhere under its consideration. Intriguingly, on eve of the Punjab […]
AAP would have to, and must remember the People’s temperament pertaining to ‘Opposition, Agitation, Rebellion and Change’. There has come about an upheaval in the echelons of power, in the strategically significant border-State of Punjab, […]
The impact of the Ukraine war on global interconnectedness is a cause for worry in the post-World War order Nearly three weeks into the Russian war on Ukraine, the cost to India is still to […]
Punjab’s tidal wave of anti-incumbency is against the entire privileged political class “The most shocking aspect of these results is how the mighty bit the dust, a lesson taught by angry voters to the feudal, […]
Nearly a week into the largest military campaign in Europe since World War Two, Russian forces have encountered fierce resistance from Ukraine while global condemnation has spurred sanctions that have roiled the Russian economy. Before […]
“Simply put, corporates never had it so good. From groceries to pharmaceuticals, from coffee to consumer products to fuel, so much so that even Netflix and Amazon Prime have increased subscription despite logging a huge […]
Every party has been doling out lucrative promises, doles, and appeasements. From debt waivers to special financial assistance to students, women, and unemployed youth, they have been in a neck and neck race in over […]
“The confrontations being organized, and divisions created among the youth at a time when lakhs of students have suffered a loss of education because of online learning which they could not access, is nothing short […]
Job prospects for the young look bleak in India Hundreds of millions of poorly employed young people, many of them highly educated, challenge the story of India’s rise and boosterish projections of Asia benefiting from […]
“The India we witness today is what Ambedkar dreamed, Nehru built, and Gandhiji paid the ultimate sacrifice for. It is an epic journey of brave men and women who went on to create an incredible […]
There are risks that could be both domestic and geopolitical and New Delhi must take care to read the signals properly. Diplomatically, in 2022, India may find itself vulnerable in dealing with the turmoils which […]
By D.B. Venkatesh Varma Striking the right balance between continental and maritime security will enable India’s long-term security interests. When Prime Minister Narendra Modi hosts the five Central Asia leaders at the Republic Day Parade […]
The current purge against civil society organizations seems to be indiscriminate and alarming “Why foreign funding? As we know, “causes” have no boundaries and funding for such socially desirable belief systems could come from beyond […]
A manic irrationality is being seeded in Indian society, with hate-filled words having an impact on the rights of all. Between December 17 and 19, 2021, a militant Hindu religious assembly was held at Haridwar, […]
Punjab goes to polls in early 2022. Prabhjot Singh, a former Chief of the Bureau, The Tribune analyses the Punjab political scenario. The US and Canada have a sizeable number of people from Punjab, and […]
Since May 2014 Narendra Modi government has been in power and we have seen Modinomics for about seven and a half years. Modi government took many big economic decisions as part of its economic policies […]
The India-Russia relationship stands deeply strained by larger geopolitical realities, but there is scope for improved ties In a sense, the U.S. withdrawal from Kabul and India’s relationship with Moscow have helped New Delhi to […]
True agricultural reform rests with local governments, and States need to go back to the basics and expert suggestions “The central national challenge is that different States have different regulations and a different pace of […]
“There is an urgent need for honest journalism to speak the truth to power in India and within the Diaspora. The primary function of journalism is to connect, inform and educate the public. Unless the […]
Addition of local agrarian demands into the call for the repeal of the farm laws may have forced the Government’s hand “The Union government’s response to the protests were appalling and marked by hubris. Its […]
By Kaushik Jayaram Five years on, the trajectory of the policy demonstrates that popular narratives can trump economic facts. Five years later, most observers have concluded that this policy was a failure. Very little of […]
“When it comes to climate change, there is a chance to turn this trend, and for India, the largest country in the region sharing the most boundaries with other South Asian neighbors, to lead the […]
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