OPINION
The Sophisticated Untouchability Still Lives in India
Untouchability was abolished by the Constitution of India. Article 17 is very clear about it. Legally, there should be no...
Could Aga Ruhullah Be Delhi’s Man to Break NC?
Something unusual is happening inside the National Conference. Aga Syed Ruhullah Mehdi is no longer behaving like a mildly disgruntled...
Is Democracy Dying, or Is the World Demanding a Better One?
For decades, democracy was presented almost as the inevitable destination of human political evolution. Dictatorships would fall, people would vote,...
Are We Raising Obedient Children—or Independent Adults?
A child who once needed help tying shoelaces begins choosing friends independently. A teenager who once asked permission for everything...
World Suicide Prevention Day
Every year, 10 September is observed as World Suicide Prevention Day. It allows us to speak about suicide, mental health,...
The Mathematics Hidden in Everyday Kashmir
A carpet can begin with code. A ceiling can be built from a pattern. A field can depend on distance,...
When a Community Owns Its Anganwadi
The Bharat of 2047 will be built by children who have not yet entered school. Their journey towards a healthy,...
The Growth Numbers Can Take the Scrutiny
Abhishek Anand, Josh Felman and Arvind Subramanian ask how India could have grown at 7.8 per cent in a quarter...
Kashmiri Pandits Gave BJP Their Trust; What Did They Get in Return?
There is perhaps no political party in India that has spoken about the suffering of Kashmiri Pandits as consistently, emotionally...
The World Young People Inherit, and the World They Must Change
Every generation inherits a world it did not create. But today's young people are inheriting a particularly contradictory one: extraordinary...