Author: Dr. Jaimine Vaishnav

When the National Education Policy 2020 landed like a promise—multidisciplinary universities, seamless credit transfers, multiple entry-exit, lifelong learning, Indian languages on centre stage—it felt...

Every October, like clockwork, Delhi transforms into a gas chamber. The Air Quality Index (AQI) shoots past 400, sometimes touching 500, making the capital...

As Bihar heads into its assembly elections in late 2025, the political moment is less an echo of previous contests and more a crossroads. With...

12:47 pm. Chhaya checks her phone in the bathroom. 13 minutes until the team meeting. 13 minutes to stop shaking, fix her makeup, and...

I still remember my high school history teacher telling us about the founding of the United Nations. She spoke with genuine hope in her...

In the annals of South Asian history, few moments rival the audacity of Indira Gandhi's 1971 masterstroke. Facing a genocidal crackdown in East Pakistan,...

India is drowning in silence. While we celebrate our economic growth, technological prowess, and cultural heritage on the global stage, we remain willfully blind to...

In the high mountains where India and China meet, long-standing disputes over borders have often led to standoffs and clashes, creating a shadow over...

Walk through the narrow lanes of Crawford Market or the crowded footpaths outside Dadar station, and you will find some of Mumbai’s sharpest business...