Covid-19: When the courts step in (Hindustan Times)

By Abhik Chimni India is in the midst of an unprecedented medical crisis. Four weeks into the second wave of Covid-19, and a year after the ...

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‘कोरोना से मृतकों के अंतिम संस्कार के लिए’ ‘लकड़ी भी कम पड़ने लगी’ (पंजाब केसरी)

समस्त विश्व को अपनी चपेट में ले चुकी कोरोना महामारी ने दूसरी लहर के दौरान देश में पिछले 15 दिनों में बहुत तेजी से र तार पकड़ी है। मात्र 2 सप...

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National impact of the Bengal elections (Hindustan Times)

By Swapan Dasgupta No assembly election in recent times has attracted as much attention as the recent exercise in West Bengal. For a state t...

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To level the playing field at work, start by levelling it at home (Hindustan Times)

By Shyel Trehan On April 15, the Chief Justice of India (CJI) SA Bobde, while hearing a case on judicial appointments, remarked that the tim...

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Examining the Supreme Court’s approach to Rohingya deportation (Hindustan Times)

By Jay Manoj Sanklecha The judiciary enjoys an uneasy relationship with international law. While on occasion, courts have made use of intern...

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बदलते आर्थिक पूर्वानुमान (हिन्दुस्तान)

 ग्लोबल टाइम्स, चीन  अंतरराष्ट्रीय मुद्रा कोष (आईएमएफ) ने 2021 के वैश्विक आर्थिक विकास संबंधी अपने पूर्वानुमान में दूसरी बार बदलाव किया है। ...

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Why don’t voters value health care? (Hindustan Times)

By Sandhya Venkateswaran You get what you ask for. With several states in election mode, the obvious question is — what are people asking fo...

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Will bitcoin follow the mania, panic and crash trajectory? (Hindustan Times)

By Amol Agrawal On March 11, 2020, bitcoin was valued at around $8,000. By the end of December, it had risen nearly four times to touch $29,...

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As Covid returns, India must not repeat the mistakes of 2020 (Hindustan Times)

Barkha Dutt There is a familiar paranoia in the air as India confronts a sudden surge in Covid-19 cases. And we are in danger of making some...

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In Afghanistan, India must embrace the role of peacemaker (Hindustan Times)

By Syed Akbaruddin Some say, it is a place where conflict is endemic and peace will remain elusive. Others say, these are times of great pow...

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India’s Covid-19 fatality rates — low in south India, high among migrants (Hindustan Times)

By Paul Novosad, Rebecca Cai, Anup Malani, Vaidehi Tandel and Sam Asher When the coronavirus disease (Covid-19) arrived in India, many feare...

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NATO: India’s next geopolitical destination (Hindustan Times)

By A Wess Mitchell When the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) leaders meet later this year, they will debate the recommendations fro...

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Five ways to beat the second wave of Covid-19 (Hindustan Times)

That there is a second wave of the coronavirus pandemic on is now certain. The seven-day average of daily cases on Thursday night was 29,330...

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Save the Himalayan river systems (Hindustan Times)

By Arunabha Ghosh This February was unusually warm. Delhi experienced average temperatures of 4.3 degree Celsius above normal, recording the...

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The hypocrisy of India’s secular polity (Hindustan Times)

By Rajdeep Sardesai   The centrist secular space that rejects religion as a marker of political identity is being hollowed out At a media co...

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The significance of the LoC ceasefire for bordering communities (Hindustan Times)

By Sameer Arshad Khatlani A similar engagement led to the ceasefire agreement first in 2003 that translated into over a half-decade calm in ...

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The BJP’s ruthless expansion drive (The Hindustan Times)

By Rajdeep Sardesai   Puducherry is only the latest instance of the Modi-Shah playbook of expanding political power. In a sense, Puducherry ...

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