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The rise and fall of a footballing empire has seldom been so stark
The Nashik police’s actions have raised valid concerns over due process. Policing must not be an algorithmically driven popularity contest
Even if the war were to end within Trump’s timeline of two to three weeks, the energy shock it has triggered will take longer to dissipate
The time-honoured tradition of ‘hanami’, or flower viewing, has got a new tech upgrade
Assam faces serious new issues, including climate-related events and questions around the rapidly changing nature of work and employment. The answers will not be found in more cash transfers or in throwing around the epithet of “jihad”
While the central bank has repeatedly maintained that its interventions in the forex market are designed to smoothen excessive volatility, it should refrain from defending any particular level
An absence of high quality education systems, employment opportunities, pathways to innovation and social mobility risks alienating the very demographic that the TMC’s development narrative seeks to address.
Forget the gentlemen thieves of the past. This is the period of the ‘smash and grab’ as seen in the latest art heist in Italy
Areas with a history of lawlessness require continuing vigilance against the emergence of newer forms of unrest. The state should not only be efficient, it must also be, and be seen to be, just.
Unity has been the dominant message in Rahman’s first few weeks in office. Shah is the leader of supporters and detractors alike; failing to govern in that capacity would undermine the legitimacy not only of his government but also of the process meant to deliver justice.
A policy intended to ensure fairness and safety for women in sports needs to be grounded in scientific evidence. It cannot come at the cost of basic rights, and by making conditions for participation tougher for those it claims to protect.
Cambridge University’s decision to return to the teaching tools of a 19th-century teacher is significant. It’s an invitation to students to engage patiently with the living forms they study.
This war could be to India what the 1970s energy crises were to the Western economies
The Europeans, for their part, feel angry at being excluded from decisions over a war at their doorstep; some have declared it illegal and want no part in it
But the question is: For how long will retail prices not be affected?
Science has now confirmed what the heart has always suspected: That the dog has been by man’s side long before the dawn of civilisation
Without credible commitments on climate finance by developed countries, calls for greater ambition from the Global South will ring hollow.
It may not be possible to put the social media genie back in the bottle. It can however be made less predatory
The joy was in watching him, the legacy is the indelible image he will leave behind
A ceasefire is the best next step but given how Trump is shooting his mouth off, trashing Iran and its leaders, that seems distant
Dance becomes a reminder that illness may reduce the body to a site of failures, but it always remains an instrument capable of joy, grace and beauty
The renewed push for nodal officers is a step in the right direction
The data underscores the need for India to bring more people into the formal economy
In an economy that has rendered attention scarce, he is willing to sit with another’s grief, quibbles or fears, absorbing its weight without interruption
The government would do well to treat its latest drive as a catalyst for improved diagnostics, regular follow-ups and better community engagement
