COP 27 summit: Centralisation vs. decentralisation is the tightrope on which every public policy is walking. Governments have to decide whether they take everything into their own hands or leave it ...
Truth hardly matters in geopolitics. There are so many interest groups that even truth has to be assimilated in a favourable narrative in order to bring it to the forefront. The ...
After the massive success of Mohalla clinics and global ‘condemnation’, Oh! Sorry sorry, praises from The New York Times of the world, AAP Supremo Kejriwal has given Delhi yet another world-class ...
On the face of an atypical and indecisive macroeconomic dilemma, the H1B visa holders from India face the charade of the ‘Yankee folks’ in the US. Amidst the layoff row, despite ...
A nation needs a leader who can bring the prospects of that particular region onto the global stage. For India, the leader has arrived in the form of Prime Minister Narendra ...
We have a common misunderstanding about Nehru. People researching on the Internet believe that he was quite anarchic in his approach. That is not true. Nehru was quite shrewd. Apparently, being ...
The 20th century was the century of western countries. On the back of alliances such as NATO and the UN, they largely remained united and prospered. The same is not true ...
The longevity of business lies in the art of surfeiting the interests of the emptor. Apparently, the cornerstone of the business finance depends on the virility of the paying capacity of ...
There is an old saying that a child learns from his or her elders. However, to this, some of the young Bollywood stars may retort in a dramatic Nhi! Nhi! Nhi! ...
China-Japan war: While the conflict between India and China is the most talked about in the South-Asian region, the real rivalry exists between Japan and China. The relationship between the two ...
Media, the fourth pillar of democracy, for a long time has been going through a credibility crisis. In the mad race of TRP and sensationalism, it has not shied away from ...
Garibi Hatao: It sounds ironic, but the more a politician talks about solving any problem, the higher the possibility of it not getting solved. There is a reason behind it. Incremental ...
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