Opinion
Opinion | Hamas Isn’t Palestine: Why Inviting a Hamas Leader to Address Pro-Palestine Rally in Kerala is Problematic
The Palestinian demand for a separate state is as legitimate as the need for Israel to seek the dismantling of Hamas’ jihadi infrastructure
Opinion | Impact of War Coverage and Visuals on Human Psyche
The psychological toll of war coverage can manifest in anxiety, depression, sleep disturbances, and intrusive thoughts, affecting the mental well-being of individuals across age groups and strata
Opinion | Fitness Icon Ankit Baiyanpuria’s Meteoric Rise is a Clear Reflection of Rising Bharat
With the progressing times, India is perhaps coming to terms with Bharat and reconnecting with its roots, leaving behind the colonial baggage and asserting itself with pride like never before
Opinion | Hamas’ Tunnel Warfare: An ‘Underground Nightmare’ for Israel Defence Force
Hamas engages the IDF in aerial war with thousands of rockets but operates underneath through tunnels to attack wherever possible. Tunnels have been used to carry out the abduction of Israelis and later to play the politics of exchange of disproportionate...
Opinion | Israel-Hamas War: Who Will Bell The Cat?
No doubt very cumbersome and complex negotiations will be needed with a lot of clout and honesty but it’s worth a try for regional security and stability
Opinion | Israel-Palestine Conflict: Changing Contours of India’s Foreign Policy
Bharat’s strategic independence was displayed when it rejected Hamas’ terror on Israel but extended support to free, viable Palestine with a message to friends and foes alike
Opinion | Academia Needs to Play Stronger Role in Raising Mental Health Awareness in India
Academic institutions in India need to stand up and indulge in community outreach to shape mental health awareness. To offer urgent aid to students in need, it is imperative that institutions set up support groups, counselling programs, and helplines
Past Forward | How Jawaharlal Nehru Ignored Potti Sriramulu’s Fast Unto Death
Nehru was quite dismissive of Sriramulu’s form of protest. He insisted that the hunger strike had no influence on the formation of Andhra Pradesh, though the decision was announced just four days after Sriramulu’s death
Opinion | We’ve Got It All Wrong. Israel Is the Victim of Intolerance Here, Not Hamas-Voting Palestinians
The Hamas Covenant, that outlines the organisation’s goals, is a shocking document that drips with a vengeful xenophobia. It’s a call to every Muslim to strive for the annihilation of all Jews
Opinion | Trudeau Mellows Down, Seeks Private Discussions But India Will Not Back Down
After casting aspersions on India, Trudeau now wants to discuss things behind closed doors. India, however, stands unyielding. It’s a nation that cannot be pushed around at will, and its strategic clout resonates far beyond its borders
Opinion | World Culture Festival and the Need for Closer India-US Ties
The two countries would benefit immensely from each other: America with Indian ancient dharmic knowledge, and India with US technology and know-how
Opinion | How Prime Minister Modi Redefined Bharat’s Foreign Diplomacy in Last Nine Years
PM Modi has redefined foreign diplomacy during his nine years in power. He has many firsts to his credit, visiting nations no Indian premier has gone to before and forging stronger ties with leaders the world over
Opinion | Uniform Civil Code: A Job-To-Be-Done Perspective
UCC can lay to rest the question about the primacy of Fundamental Rights over Personal Laws and act as a transformative policy for those sections of the society which are aggrieved by age-old religious practices
Opinion | Waheeda Rehman: The Iconic Living Legend
Waheeda Rehman, who was awarded the Padma Shri in 1972 and Padma Bhushan in 2011, has been conferred with the Dadasaheb Phalke Award for the year 2021 by the Government of India
Opinion | How Narendra Modi Has Taken Gandhi’s Khadi Dream to New Heights
The Khadi industry has seen incredible growth over the past nine years. Since 2014, there has been a whopping 332 per cent rise in the sale of indigenous Khadi products made by artisans in rural areas
OPINION | Rahul Won’t Fight Owaisi. A Contest Will Expose Hollowness of Cong’s 'Bharat Jodo' Pitch
Rahul Gandhi’s 2024 campaign rests on the claim that the Congress’s “mohabbat ki dukaan” caters to the overarching yearning for communal amity. That Assaduddin Owaisi thinks he can easily dent the Congress's secular credentials is a telling comment on the...