In a nation that proudly champions its unity in diversity, a quiet battle is brewing—one that threatens to unravel the very social fabric that holds the country together. From the …
Opinion
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South Asia Has Expanded Schooling: Why Is It Still Failing to Keep Its Most Vulnerable Children Learning?
by Richa Pandey, Ph.D. 7 minutes readSouth Asia has made one of the world’s most significant expansions in schooling. Since 2000, enrolment in the region has risen by 29% at the primary level, 51% at lower-secondary …
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Every day, across cities, towns and rural landscapes, trees are being cut down in the name of development. Forests are cleared for roads, buildings, industries, housing and commercial expansion. We …
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Opinion: Tariffs And Sanctions All Over Again
by Sridhar Krishnaswami 6 minutes readIt is not easy to fight two different wars at the same time even if the two converge into a single canvas called economics. And it is certainly a challenge …
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There is a habit in commentary of treating every Indian visit abroad as a signal of which way Delhi is leaning. Lean west, lean east, lean north. The habit misses …
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The Museum Ulm at the Baden-Wurttemberg state in Germany displays a fantastic exhibit of a man-lion. The icon’s German name is Löwenmensch, meaning ‘lion-person’ or ‘lion-human’. The exhibit, just about …
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Part Two: Closing Prices Explained – Why the Final Trade Isn’t the Close
by K. Harikrishnan 7 minutes readNow let’s look at the dangers of treating LTP as the closing price. If LTP determined the official closing price, low liquidity could make the closing price vulnerable to manipulation. …
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Beyond Protocol: Why Justice Must Pave the Way for Tarique Rahman’s Delhi Visit
by Shahidul Alam Swapan 8 minutes readBangladesh and India are once again approaching a decisive moment in their relationship. Dhaka has renewed its call for an “appropriate” or “conducive” diplomatic environment before Prime Minister Tarique Rahman …
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The Deeper Crisis Behind Visible Climate Disasters
by Nicholas Biswas 8 minutes readTalking about climate change, some familiar images immediately spring to our mind: devastating wildfires, flash floods, prolonged heat waves, powerful cyclones, or drought-cracked earth. These scenes receive the most attention …