Twenty-fifth anniversary of National security council: Achievements and challenges
[ad_1] The National security council (NSC) marks a significant milestone, celebrating its twenty-five years of existence in its present form.
From sneaky succour to tangible delights: A Bibliophile’s journey
[ad_1] Two separate incidents that happened this week prompted me to write this piece. I had just finished my class
When judges turn their back
[ad_1] CJI’s spotlight has drawn attention to what a judgment being ‘reserved’ means and who benefits. Certainly not aam litigants.
Don’t forget the Jawan at Siachen
[ad_1] Forty years since Operation Meghdoot, can India and Pakistan disengage from the highest conflict zone in the world? There
They make humans’ lives worth living
[ad_1] Mired in everydayness, we forget the value of awe & wonder Awe and wonder sound like rare and fleeting
Game on: Online gaming is tailor-made for India
[ad_1] There were two moments last year when even the indifferent would have registered that there’s a new phenomenon sweeping
The Naveen way: BJD shows how more women can enter Parliament
[ad_1] Naveen Patnaik’s BJD will field 33% women candidates, that is seven women, to contest in Odisha’s LS polls to
A stirring call to fearlessness on Baisakhi
[ad_1] By Pranav Khullar The heroic lines from the poetic composition ‘Deh Shiva Var Mohe’ in the Bichitra Natak, wherein
Why coal communities are more worried about land than jobs
[ad_1] Community members in the coal mining districts of Chhattisgarh and Jharkhand explain why the just transition plan in India
Quid pro quo: On electoral bonds and political funding
[ad_1] The recent disclosure of electoral bond funding by corporate houses to political parties raises pertinent questions about the influence