Indian banks are stronger than they have been in decades — leaner balance sheets, lower bad loans, and solid profitability. Yet the Reserve Bank of India’s latest Financial...
India’s insurance sector has crossed a historic threshold. With the passage of the Sabka Bima Sabki Raksha (Amendment of Insurance Laws) Bill, 2025, the government has allowed 100...
India has learnt to quantify many of its environmental crises. Air pollution is tracked daily through the Air Quality Index; heatwaves and floods dominate headlines and policy briefings....
The floods that hit North Bihar in 2024 were not an aberration. They were part of a familiar, almost seasonal cycle — one that residents anticipate even if...
Independent India was not born into calm or cohesion. It emerged from Partition, mass violence, displacement, and economic exhaustion — a society fractured along lines of language, religion,...
When a Delhi court acquitted the three main accused in a 2009 acid attack case on December 24, 2025, it brought a painful closure to a 16-year legal...
India’s third round of airport privatisation has taken a concrete step forward, with the Ministry of Civil Aviation sending a proposal to the Public Private Partnership Appraisal Committee...
In “Dark Academia: How Universities Die”, sociologist “Peter Fleming” maps how modern universities are hollowed out not by sudden collapse but by slow, well-meaning erosion. His argument resonates...
When US President “Donald Trump” unveiled the US-led “Pax Silica” initiative — aimed at securing supply chains in critical minerals, energy, semiconductors and artificial intelligence — it immediately...
Over the past decade, street dogs in India have moved from being neighbourhood fixtures to subjects of constitutional debate. Rarely has a country seen its highest court drawn...
