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Opinion | India's AI Summit 2026: Clarifying The Rules For Data That Powers AI
As the AI Summit deliberates on "Safe and Trusted AI", the conversation must extend beyond data centres and investment.
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Opinion | Sonia-Rahul To Maken, Why Mani Shankar Aiyar Keeps Ditching His Verbal 'Filter'
The former Rajya Sabha parliamentarian used to joke that in the time of Rajiv Gandhi, he was on "arsh" (cloud nine), while in the UPA regime under Sonia Gandhi, he was brought down to "farsh" (ground).
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Opinion | What's Behind The US-Iran Nuclear Deadlock? Four Risks, Four Interests
Each side is trying to reduce one risk without paying for another.
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Opinion | Pakistan Cricket And Lessons In How To Destroy A Sport, Completely
In March last year, I had written about why Pakistan cricket is in ruins - simply because it is its own worst enemy. Pakistan just proved that again yesterday.
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Opinion | Can Tarique Rahman Really Undo The 'Yunus' Damage To India-Bangladesh Ties?
Will Tarique Rahman as Prime Minister be willing to take hard steps, even reverse some decisions of the Yunus regime, looking ahead to ensure peace and stability along the more than 4,000-kilometre-long border between India and Bangladesh?
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Blog | Let Cricket Win Again
India plays Pakistan, but without handshakes. Symbolic gestures signal distance. Statements emphasise discomfort. And yet, the broadcast continues. The sponsorship deals remain intact. The advertising revenues soar.
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Mani Shankar Aiyar's Prediction On Pinarayi Vijayan Return Sparks Row
Mani Shankar Aiyar's opinion that Pinarayi Vijayan will be back again as the Chief Minister of Kerala has sparked a furore in the Congress.
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Opinion: After 'Babri Masjid' High, Humayun Kabir's Waning Influence in West Bengal
On Thursday, the JUP chief led a 22-km 'Babri Yatra' from the Palashi (or Plassey) Monument to Beldanga. Kabir, who had drawn lakhs during the December 6 foundation event, was accompanied by only a few hundred supporters.
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Opinion | Scripted Posts, Late-Night Calls: How A 'Rescue Op' Saved UK PM Starmer's Job
For now, Keir Starmer has bought time, but heads sans party loyalty. His authority rests on temporary endorsements and managed optics.
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Opinion | Bangladesh Polls: What Are Jamaat And Yunus Planning Next?
Yunus's motivations across the board indicate that he's not likely to be 'retiring' soon. This election is a quiet - and overlooked - win for the Jamaat, too.
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Opinion | India's AI Summit 2026: Clarifying The Rules For Data That Powers AI
As the AI Summit deliberates on "Safe and Trusted AI", the conversation must extend beyond data centres and investment.
-
Opinion | Sonia-Rahul To Maken, Why Mani Shankar Aiyar Keeps Ditching His Verbal 'Filter'
The former Rajya Sabha parliamentarian used to joke that in the time of Rajiv Gandhi, he was on "arsh" (cloud nine), while in the UPA regime under Sonia Gandhi, he was brought down to "farsh" (ground).
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Opinion | What's Behind The US-Iran Nuclear Deadlock? Four Risks, Four Interests
Each side is trying to reduce one risk without paying for another.
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Opinion | Pakistan Cricket And Lessons In How To Destroy A Sport, Completely
In March last year, I had written about why Pakistan cricket is in ruins - simply because it is its own worst enemy. Pakistan just proved that again yesterday.
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Opinion | Can Tarique Rahman Really Undo The 'Yunus' Damage To India-Bangladesh Ties?
Will Tarique Rahman as Prime Minister be willing to take hard steps, even reverse some decisions of the Yunus regime, looking ahead to ensure peace and stability along the more than 4,000-kilometre-long border between India and Bangladesh?
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Blog | Let Cricket Win Again
India plays Pakistan, but without handshakes. Symbolic gestures signal distance. Statements emphasise discomfort. And yet, the broadcast continues. The sponsorship deals remain intact. The advertising revenues soar.
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Mani Shankar Aiyar's Prediction On Pinarayi Vijayan Return Sparks Row
Mani Shankar Aiyar's opinion that Pinarayi Vijayan will be back again as the Chief Minister of Kerala has sparked a furore in the Congress.
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Opinion: After 'Babri Masjid' High, Humayun Kabir's Waning Influence in West Bengal
On Thursday, the JUP chief led a 22-km 'Babri Yatra' from the Palashi (or Plassey) Monument to Beldanga. Kabir, who had drawn lakhs during the December 6 foundation event, was accompanied by only a few hundred supporters.
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Opinion | Scripted Posts, Late-Night Calls: How A 'Rescue Op' Saved UK PM Starmer's Job
For now, Keir Starmer has bought time, but heads sans party loyalty. His authority rests on temporary endorsements and managed optics.
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Opinion | Bangladesh Polls: What Are Jamaat And Yunus Planning Next?
Yunus's motivations across the board indicate that he's not likely to be 'retiring' soon. This election is a quiet - and overlooked - win for the Jamaat, too.
