Opinion: Central University Entrance Test (CUET) Is Unfair To Students
Anurag Mehra | Sunday March 27, 2022Our policy-makers have an uncanny knack for finding solutions to existing problems that create even more problems.
Opinion: For Yogi 2.0, The Imprint Of Modi And Shah
Swati Chaturvedi | Saturday March 26, 2022Yogi Adityanath is the first Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh in 37 years to get a second consecutive term.
Opinion: Imran Khan's Fall From Grace Is His Own Fault
Mihir Sharma, Bloomberg | Friday March 25, 2022Pakistan is once again facing a political crisis. In a country where democratically elected leaders are regularly ousted from office, that should not be entirely surprising, says Mihir Sharma.
Gandhis And Congress - For God's Sake, Go
IP Bajpai | Thursday March 24, 2022If you thought that after the humiliation of 2019, Congress would push to win the next rounds, you are wrong. They failed in Haryana, they did badly in Maharashtra, they were blown away in Assam.
Opinion: When, Why And How Putin Might Use Nukes
Andreas Kluth, Bloomberg | Wednesday March 23, 2022We must assume that a man like Vladimir Putin is capable of anything, even the use of nuclear weapons.
Opinion: Grab The Popcorn - The Ambani Vs Adani Rivalry Is Heating Up
Andy Mukherjee | Bloomberg | Wednesday March 23, 2022Mukesh Ambani and Gautam Adani tiptoed around each other for years to reach the top two rungs of Asia's wealth ladder. While one of them built an empire in telecom and retail, the other established a lock on transport and energy distribution.
Opinion: Uddhav Thackeray vs BJP - Prepare For It To 10X
Swati Chaturvedi | Tuesday March 22, 2022It wouldn't be unreasonable to expect the BJP-vs-Sena conflict to 10X. Both sides are all-in.
Opinion: Has The War Made China Even More Important?
Rajmohan Gandhi | Monday March 21, 2022Has the war in eastern Europe made China more important in the world? Or more vulnerable?
Opinion: Indian Med Students From Ukraine Provide A Red-Alert
Anurag Mehra | Monday March 21, 2022For Indian students who left their country at a young age - just after finishing school - to study in an alien land, the Russian invasion of Ukraine has dealt a double blow.
What Does It Mean To Be 'Neutral' Over Ukraine - And What Responsibilities Come With It?
The Conversation | Friday March 18, 2022This research highlights the many ways in which governments and communities approach wars in which theyre not actively involved as belligerents. Neutrality is the formal term used for a state that chooses not to go war when other countries do.
Opinion: Failure To Launch For Congress Rebels. I'm Calling It.
Swati Chaturvedi | Thursday March 17, 2022For those pinning any sort of hope on the group of Congress rebels, it may be time to revisit the odds. The team is showing all signs of (unwittingly) serving as a companion piece for the mainstream party.
Congress Has A Deeper Problem Than The Gandhis - by Sreenivasan Jain
Sreenivasan Jain | Wednesday March 16, 2022As expected, the Congress was one of worst performers in this latest election cycle, and as expected, (justifiable) demands for the removal of the Sonia-Rahul-Priyanka Gandhi trio from the helm of affairs have begun anew.
Opinion: Amazon Learns It Cannot Beat Mukesh Ambani On His Home Turf
Andy Mukherjee, Bloomberg Opinion | Wednesday March 16, 2022In the end, Indian billionaire Mukesh Ambani settled the dispute over who gets to own the assets of beleaguered Future Retail Ltd. not in an arbitration tribunal in Singapore, or in a courtroom in New Delhi, but in a shopping aisle.
Opinion: The Future of Crypto Is Boring - And Bright
Tyler Cowen, Bloomberg Opinion | Wednesday March 16, 2022Crypto markets still have many puzzles, but they are beginning to reveal their secrets.
Opinion: For BJP, Gandhis Are An Asset. It's Kejriwal Who They Fear
Keshava Guha | Monday March 14, 2022No Indian Prime Minister has enjoyed a position of greater dominance than Indira Gandhi did in March 1972. That month, Assembly elections were held in 13 states. The score was 13-0 to the Congress
