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Graft talk and the top court’s inexplicable silence

Left unchallenged, a former CJI’s insinuations against the judiciary could gravely erode faith in the institution’s integrity

India’s economy and the challenge of informality

R. Nagaraj Radhicka Kapoor

What approach should we adopt to treat Omicron?

Ramya Kannan If symptoms settle down within four days, there is no need for aggressive treatment

Barack Obama began, as most idealistic leaders do, with good intentions, to bring about a “reset” in relations with Russia.

Seeds of suspicion

Narayan Lakshman U.S.-Russia ties began to weaken during the second term of the Barack Obama administration

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Graft talk and the top court’s inexplicable silence

What approach should we adopt to treat Omicron?

Seeds of suspicion

India’s economy and the challenge of informality

The Dravidian model of public health

STATE OF PLAY Comment

The endless row over Singareni Collieries

Remembering the Holocaust

It is imperative that the Indian youth are empowered with knowledge to remember the painful history of the Holocaust

Unlock India’s food processing potential

Growing populations and unrestricted use of natural resources must push nations to have an efficient food value chain

The substance of the U.P. elections

Smoke signals from Uttar Pradesh could pose a challenge to Hindutva politics beyond the State

From the Archives (January 26, 1972): Padma Shri for Wadekar and Chandrasekhar

New Delhi, Jan. 25: Bombay-born A.L. Wadekar, who led India to the first-ever Test cricket victory over the West Indies and England last year, has

In Tamil Nadu, a renewed push for Hindutva

The BJP in Tamil Nadu is losing no opportunity to posture itself as a guardian of the Hindus

Distorting history through a calendar

By propagating false narratives on Indian ancestry, the IITs are damaging their standing

Towards low emissions growth

For climate and development’s sake, India needs to bring back industrial policy, only differently this time

A festival to salute India’s vibrant democracy

The Republic Day this year is a time when citizens of India must rededicate themselves to fulfilling their duties

India needs a national vision

Only then will there be coherence in multi-sectoral and multi-ministerial policymaking and execution

From the shadows to the forefront

Charanjit Singh Channi has been working to establish himself as a common man’s leader

The devastating impact of school closure

By closing schools for this long and providing just online education, we have violated children’s rights

Dealing with the macroeconomic uncertainties

The Union Budget needs to maintain an accommodative fiscal stance to support the sustainability of economic growth

Solving the Sterlite problem

The trust deficit between Vedanta and the people of Thoothukudi needs to be bridged if the smelter has to restart.

Budgeting for the education emergency

It is astonishing that public expenditure data on the education sector are not easily available

For an inclusive linguistic identity

There is consternation that the BJP government is promoting Sanskrit, apparently at the cost of Kannada

Decoding the 2022 elections and the script for 2024

It would be wise not to make judgments about the outcome of the general election based on the Assembly poll results

Setting sail for a powerful India-German partnership

The Indo-Pacific, with India as its centrepiece, features prominently in Germany’s foreign policy outreach

Should the government loosen its purse strings?

As inflation is driven by supply-side factors, tax policy can be used to cushion its impact

Kashmir Press Club | A watchdog silenced

The Kashmir Press Club, which has been shut down, provided a sense of security to journalists

The gentleman spymaster who had India enthralled

Those serving the R&AW would do well to note the principles that Rameshwar Nath Kao practised with aplomb

The many problems of online anonymity

Pseudonymous social media handles and platforms that encourage them amplify issues around fake news

The caste calculus in U.P.

If the SP is serious about challenging the BJP’s narrative, it must translate rhetoric into welfare goals

Democratise and empower city governments

The general approach towards urban empowerment, including financial capabilities, has remained piecemeal in India

A dangerous precedent

By holding the Budget before the Assembly polls, the BJP government has shown scant regard for Parliament

One more shot at national politics: on K. Chandrasekhar Rao

It will not be an easy task for K. Chandrasekhar Rao to forge a non-BJP, non-Congress front

Preventing genocide

It is imperative that international legal protections against genocide are incorporated in domestic legislation

Escalation of the ‘forgotten war’ in Yemen

The fight over Marib, which is outside Houthi control, will decide the outcome of the conflict

The SilverLine project is anti-development

It poses a threat to Kerala’s ecological security, and could end up as a white elephant

Datapoint

Datapoint January 18, 2022

A mandate for Governors: on NEET exemption Bill

The case of the T.N. Bill to dispense with NEET highlights the issue of the Governor’s key role

A train to unite Kerala: on SilverLine project

The ambitious SilverLine project deserves deeper analysis and to decongest traffic, the State needs an integrated approach

Just what the doctor ordered for the livestock farmer

With most of India’s livestock in rural and remote areas, a game changer now will be the use of mobile veterinary units

Still speaking to Indians today

The story of seven white ‘renegades’, who identified with India and stayed true to higher, universal ideals

A ‘lifeline’, animal farmed

The recent transplant of a pig’s heart into a man highlights the close connection between species

Taxing cryptocurrency transactions

A streamlined tax regime is pivotal to a clear, constructive and adaptive regulatory environment

Predatory pricing is prising Indian livelihoods apart

The economic dogma of lower prices, regardless of the means, as a sole and worthy pursuit is being challenged

Datapoint

Datapoint, January 17, 2022

Rooster fights in A.P. | Super-spreaders in the making

Holding the famed rooster fights in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic is cause for concern

A moment to savour for India’s public health system

A year after the launch of the COVID vaccination drive, a look at the challenges that were overcome

The art of profiling criminals

While covering crime stories, reporters cannot pick and choose narratives that suit their point of view

How will the five State elections influence national politics?

Economic challenges and issues of policy and welfare are all part of the election narrative

Liberal economics creates illiberal societies

A new form of ‘Gandhian’ democratic socialism powered by cooperative economic enterprises is required

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