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The SilverLine project is anti-development

Pulapre Balakrishnan

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

Escalation of the ‘forgotten war’ in Yemen

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Preventing genocide

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

Telangana Chief Minister and Telangana Rashtra Samiti (TRS) president K. Chandrasekhar Rao

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

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

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

Preventing genocide

Escalation of the ‘forgotten war’ in Yemen

The SilverLine project is anti-development

STATE OF PLAY Comment

A mandate for Governors: on NEET exemption Bill

A train to unite Kerala: on SilverLine project

Still speaking to Indians today

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

Datapoint

Datapoint January 18, 2022

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

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

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

Datapoint

Datapoint, January 17, 2022

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

Reaping India’s demographic dividend

India has a unique opportunity to develop and grow richer before ageing sets in

Establishing India’s Apple

For India to be a research and development-driven economy, universities play an indispensable role

In Karnataka, political heat over a padayatra

The Congress’s Mekedatu padayatra has put the BJP on the back foot

Act now, recast the selection process of the ECs

A multi-institutional, bipartisan committee will ensure a transparent exercise, given the quasi-judicial nature of the ECI

Rot in the Malayalam film industry

Neither the course of the 2017 assault case nor the fate of the Hema Committee report instil confidence

Making a case for side hustling

It is time for companies to stop preventing their employees from holding multiple jobs

Hate speech in the time of free speech

It is important that specific and durable legislative provisions be enacted to combat hate speech

Treating the planet well can aid progress

An integrated perspective is necessary as social and environmental problems cannot be addressed in isolation anymore

A hurried affair

The reallocation process of employees of different categories in Telangana has come under fire

A BIT to review

The Committee on External Affairs’ report on India and BITs has novel suggestions but is lacking in some aspects

Amendments that are unnecessary

Why a national database of registered births and deaths is not required

The rise of collaboratives for social impact

The emphasis on inclusion, equity and justice, and formal collaborations could make a mark in India’s social sector

Who should be the Chancellor?

A Governor can discharge the allotted functions as a Chancellor in a detached manner

Control rather than privacy

The Joint Committee report on the Personal Data Protection Bill has raised more questions than it has solved

The best masks to ward off Omicron

Well-worn high-filtration masks such as N95 provide more protection than cloth and surgical masks

A Bill that could alter the mediation landscape

A spin-off from the Mediation Bill is its potential to help relieve some of the pressure on law enforcement agencies

The baton of forest restoration in the net zero race

For carbon sequestration, India must revisit its policy framework and reverse fading participation of local communities

Is it right to increase the age of marriage of women to 21?

Empowerment of women through education should be a priority irrespective of the law

Glimpses into ‘forbidden’ worlds

Notes from covering stories about prisoners

Extinguishing the tobacco industry’s main narrative

Tax is not the core driver for the illicit trade in cigarettes, as the industry would like people to believe

In Andhra Pradesh, a string of jolts for the Maoists

The growing rift between tribal leaders and non-tribal leaders is a major issue in the CPI(Maoist)

Memories of war and peace

It is unbecoming of a mature democracy when the government indulges in a tug-of-war for credit

Hope of revitalisation

The emergence of new leaders based on popularity and merit indicates a change in the Nepali Congress

These islands of excellence must not be marooned

The national law universities need to look at intra-collaboration and work on becoming multi-universities

The eligible denied benefits

Thousands of farmers are denied benefits under the Rythu Bharosa scheme due to payment rejections by banks

Disproving the charge of conspiracy

After Gandhi’s assassination, the RSS and Hindu Mahasabha looked for ways to save themselves from ruin

An industrial image makeover

The Kerala Government is striving hard to improve the investment atmosphere

The bottom line in Blinken’s foray into Southeast Asia

The aim was to drive home the message that America’s Indo-Pacific policy is not just aimed at deterring China’s rise

Chasing Rajenthra Bhalaji

Why the AIADMK is forced to defend him despite his unpopular image

The deafening silence of scientists

Few Indian scientists argue for the freedom of thought and are able to stand up against pseudoscience

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