As Sonam Wangchuk’s health deteriorates after weeks on a hunger strike, his protest has gone beyond a demand for accountability over NEET. It now tests the degree of the nation’s political and socia
Fr. Gaurav Nair
As Sonam Wangchuk's health deteriorates after weeks on hunger strike, the government's silence has become as significant as the protest itself.
John Dayal
From collapsing public institutions and shrinking academic freedom to corruption, communal polarisation, and attacks on constitutional rights, the nation's deepest crisis is not administrative failure
Cedric Prakash
Governed by a mix of national coalitions and state-level regional forces, its massive electorate engages in vibrant, highly contested elections to balance local aspirations with national governance.
Pachu Menon
May I seek your kind permission to apply for the post of Chief Executive Officer of the Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Teerth Kshetra? Having gone through the eligibility conditions, I have reached the conclusi
A. J. Philip
Women's empowerment cannot coexist with political patronage that confines women to kitchens while celebrating them as voters. Anandiben Patel's remarks expose that the ruling establishment does not se
Jacob Peenikaparambil
Barely weeks after the BJP assumed office, West Bengal has witnessed a disturbing surge in attacks on Christians and Muslims. Majoritarian politics is fast replacing the State's long tradition of plur
The relentless assault on Rahul Gandhi has become a political industry. By echoing narratives crafted by the ruling party's propaganda machinery, influential critics have done more to weaken the democ
Mathew John
In the agricultural fields, You are the owners Of land our ancestors tilled Without ever seeing a deed.
Then we organise our own match, lock out the referee, remove the opposition, announce the final score and declare ourselves world champions.
Robert Clements