Tag: Opinion

As youth frustration rises and economic unease deepens, President Muizzu tightens control in the Maldives.

The Dehradun of today bears little resemblance to the quaint settlement of the past.

India is not only a rapidly growing economy but has also become an active participant in global policymaking.

NITI Aayog is developing a national index to benchmark states on manufacturing and infrastructure performance and is studying a regional plan to stabilise critical resource supply chains, member Arvind Virmani said on September 18. Speaking on the sidelines of the Confederation of Indian Industry’s India Mining Summit, Virmani said the index will consolidate state-level data.

Days after the killing of conservative activist Charlie Kirk in Utah, US President Donald Trump declared Antifa a “major terrorist organisation,” calling the movement a “sick, dangerous, radical left disaster.” He also announced that financiers of the group would face investigations under the “highest legal standards.” The announcement has renewed debate over a movement that.

The future of technology, according to Meta chief Mark Zuckerberg, is not in smartphones but in glasses. At its annual developers’ conference, Meta Connect, held on September 17, the company unveiled a fresh lineup of smart eyewear infused with artificial intelligence, developed in partnership with Ray-Ban and Oakley. Zuckerberg presented the devices as the next.

Sheena Sandhu The murder of little Harvir on September 9 in rural Hoshiarpur is a heartbreak too terrible to ignore. In the face of such horror—abduction, sexual violence, and murder—our grief, anger, and demand for justice are entirely understandable. But if our response turns into collective punishment of migrant workers, we risk committing a second.

India is set to retain its position as the world’s fastest-growing major economy despite global market volatility, with gross domestic product projected to grow at 6.5 per cent in the current fiscal year (FY26), according to a new report by S\&P Global. The report highlighted that India’s resilience is shaped by a combination of strong.

A new report projects that global labour shortages will reach as high as 250 million workers by 2047, creating a historic opportunity for India’s young workforce to emerge as the world’s next major talent hub. The study, conducted by the Global Access to Talent from India (GATI) Foundation in partnership with Boston Consulting Group (BCG),.

Dr. Ankush Mahajan We live in an era where information is abundant but wisdom often feels scarce. Our lives are increasingly dominated by data, algorithms, and technological efficiency, yet the deeper questions—What is the meaning of life? What is justice? What is truth?—remain as urgent as ever. These are not questions that science or economics.