Opinions
Why is UN so UNfit?
I still remember my high school history teacher telling us about the founding of the United Nations. She spoke with genuine hope in her...
Air Quality After Diwali: Why Awareness Alone Isn’t Working and What Will
Every year after Diwali, the story is repeated. Air quality indexes shoot up in ‘severe’, visibility goes down, and social media are loaded with...
Can India Liberate Balochistan and Silence Pakistan Forever?
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,...
How India Imprisons Mental Health in Stigma
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...
Violating History: Gaza’s Cultural Devastation and the Case for Cultural Genocide
It is estimated that approximately 62,000 to 65,000 lives have been lost in Gaza
due to Israeli airstrikes, a staggering toll that continues to be...
How Nathula Pass Trade Can Cool India-China Tensions
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...
The Missing Link in India’s Education CSR
Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) has reformed several areas in India, schools have turned digital, libraries set up, scholarships helped millions and healthcare programmes rescued...
Why Financial Literacy Is as Important as Digital Literacy for Today’s Youth
In a world where smartphones are extensions of our hands and digital transactions are as common as conversations, a new challenge has emerged for...
How India’s Global Image Has Changed Under Indira Gandhi and Narendra Modi?
When Narendra Modi won his third term, it was clear that he would surpass Indira Gandhi’s record. He is currently India’s second-longest-serving Prime Minister,...
What Nutrition Week Really Teaches Us About Safe and Healthy Eating?
Every year, as Nutrition Week arrives, we are reminded of something we often overlook in our busy routines, the food we eat. We think...
What Mumbai’s Street Entrepreneurs Can Teach Business Schools
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...
The Invisible Infrastructure Behind Sustainable Cities and Industries
The power sector is struggling with a transition. The need is being driven mainly by sustainable power usage, Renewable Power Generation, Electric Vehicles, Smart...

