Opinion

India’s success of Chandrayaan-3 and its growing space ambitions have turned some faces green with envy, including the British media

Tibetan children are forced to complete a ‘compulsory education’ curriculum in Putonghua in government schools where they have no access to traditional or culturally relevant learning

In a challenging field like space research, there will inevitably be failures and successes and this is why a clear success like Chandrayaan-3 is akin to winning an Olympic medal

India’s tryst with the dark side of the Moon showcases how a leap of faith is sometimes all that it takes to leapfrog a million years ahead of both time and distance

PM Modi had not accepted India’s subsidiary status to China through diplomacy in the Ahmedabad, Wuhan and Mahabalipuram summits

Though directly not interlinked in technical terms, any perception of India’s changing position on Katchatheevu could jeopardise its own plans for finding permanent solutions to the fuel crisis in Sri Lanka

The rioting in Nuh and adjoining areas need to be taken seriously not just because of its proximity to the capital but as a sign of how bad things can get if they are not addressed with a long-term approach

At the culminating point of the Modi-led government’s tenure, India is dominating agenda-setting for global peace, climate transition and economic development almost on par with the United States of America

The pandemic placed blocks in the process of dismantling terror networks and development of better administration. Effectively, the J&K government had just two years to perform. It’s done so admirably, but the task of dismantlement is not over

The Muharram procession, which was held after a 34-year time hiatus, is being considered a pivotal historical shift in the Valley. This is just one of several changes taking place in the Valley post-2019

The research paper by Ashoka University’s Sabyasachi Das presents several datasets and dozens of charts as ‘evidence’ of what he calls ‘significant irregularities’ and ‘electoral fraud’. These are big claims. Does the evidence stack up? The simple answer...

While the Shia community’s struggle against marginalisation is a global issue, Hindu-majority India’s example shows how a secular state can champion inclusivity

To focus only on the last three months and not give credit to the BJP’s double-engine government for the excellent work done in Manipur in the last six years reflects the Opposition’s rabid hypocrisy

While it is still unclear what form a proposed UCC will eventually take, the debate may not be as straightforward as traditional fault lines suggest

The West's periodical pontificating on human rights and freedom of expression on ‘minorities issues’, especially on Kashmir and now Manipur too has not gone down well with New Delhi

If we add ‘extreme weather’ due to climate change and ‘poor urban planning’, the writing on the wall is clear