Why Kanshi Ram’s blueprint still disrupts India’s political status quo
Today marks the 92nd birth anniversary ofKanshi Ram(1934-2006), known as Bahujan Nayak among his followers. With an eye on the …
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Why Jürgen Habermas matters more than ever in an age of populism
Jürgen Habermas, one of the most celebrated and influentialthinkersand social theorists of our time, died on March 14 in the …
First in the bloodline, a fist of freedom
Last month, an X user posted two radiant selfies with a simple caption: “First in the bloodline to travel without …
Ambedkar backed UCC, with a rider – can initially be voluntary
Backing a Uniform Civil Code (UCC), the Supreme Court said Tuesday that it is the “most effective answer” tousher in …
He who started war must stop
The consequences of the ill-conceived war against Iran that was started by the United States and Israel on February 28 …
Why India’s calculated silence on the Iran
If you grew up as I did in that bleak, wretchedly poor India when Rahul Gandhi’s granny was prime minister, …
When benevolent sexism creates professional barriers
When the Supreme Court struck down a petition to make paid menstrual leave mandatory at the workplace, arguing that it …
Neither ‘paraaya’ nor ‘dhan’: Reclaiming the married daughter’s place in the home
This day, last year for me, oxytocin peaked — I thought that I had finally found a man who could …
In war on Iran, Israel knows what it wants — US does not
The Islamic Republic of Iran cannot win the current war with Israel and the United States. It only wishes to …
LPG cylinder is an object of both domestic aspiration, welfare. War in West Asia threatens that promise
Since their introduction in 1955, two implements of Indian domestic life have remained steadfastly rooted in the national imagination as …
Why India must step up amid West Asia’s turbulence
Wars bring windfalls. The ongoing conflict in West Asia is no exception. India can gain, too, but the public discourse …
In Iran, martyrdom and military mindset lead the charge
The war between Iran and the US and Israel is in its second week. The conflict is increasingly turning into …
Society bears AI risks. It must have a say in AI governance
As the proliferation of AI increasingly impacts us, one question looms large: Who gets to govern artificial intelligence? The pace …
In Nepal and Bangladesh, the people have spoken
India is not only the world’s largest democracy but a successful one, too. It is a model for its South …
Fox News True Crime Newsletter: Nancy Guthrie glitch, death row inmate's message, Alex Murdaugh witness
Stay up to date with the Fox News True Crime Newsletter, which brings you the latest cases ripped from the …
Fox News AI Newsletter: FDA rolls out AI
The Fox News AI Newsletter covers the latest artificial intelligence technology advancements, including the challenges and opportunities AI presents now …
The war on Iran might just strengthen its resolve to get nuclear weapons
One of the most famous debates in international relations theory is between eminent scholars Scott Sagan and Kenneth Waltz over …
How GDP data misread the economy, complicated policy
Recently, the government released a new series of GDP numbers. They did so for two main reasons. First, the weights …
ICC chairman Jay Shah’s temple visit with T20 World Cup trophy does his office a disservice
A day before theT20 World Cup final, the International Cricket Council (ICC) released digital viewership numbers for the semifinal match …
Remembering Satish Kumar, the man who set the stage for Nitish Kumar’s rise in Bihar
Politics has a curious way of bringing history full circle. Sometimes the men who helped shape a political moment return …