With Joe Biden leaving behind a broken region, it remains to be seen whether Donald Trump can look at the larger strategic picture

There have been fundamental shifts in India’s urban workforce and city development, affecting informal workers in particular

The data from the ongoing caste survey will not only be a road map for welfare and development, but also help the government in taking steps to increase the OBC quota; without accurate data, our goal of increasing reservations for BCs will not be achieved

Maharashtra Chief Minister accuses Congress of copying its flagship popular scheme ‘Mukhyamantri Majhi Ladki Bahin Yojana’ while announcing the five guarantees in Mumbai; welfare schemes of ruling alliance benefit everyone, he says

Donald Trump’s second term could add to the stress on climate action plans 

With developing countries burdened by the climate crisis they did not cause, the critical question is whether negotiations on global climate finance will deliver outcomes or just promises

The state must have enough bandwidth to guard against concentration of resources 

‘Didi evocatively narrated her designs as stories as she drew. By living her ideals in day-to-day life, she introduced me to an elegantly simple lifestyle,’ says Didi’s student Lakshmi Swaminathan

International cooperation on clean energy and cooling solutions is another crucial step in addressing the climate crisis

There is a realisation now that increased membership has the potential to enhance the influence of this plurilateral grouping

The polls may settle the churn in Maharashtra politics 

In this freewheeling conversation, Stefanova talks about becoming Bulgaria’s first chess World champion, why she continues to play competitively, the role of family support in the success of Indian chess and what compelled her to enter politics 

In a conversation with Manoj Jarange Patil, in his village ‘Antrawali Sarati’, which became the epicentre of Maratha agitation, he again blamed the home minister as a mastermind behind not giving reservation. “No matter who makes the government, we will keep fighting till reservation is granted”, he said. 

In relationships, business meetings and family functions, the last impression is very important

How communication between soldiers and their families have changed over the years

Victim blaming and misunderstandings about consent perpetuate harmful stereotypes

P.K. Srinivasan took his ideals across the world, from Indian village classrooms to American lecture halls and African colleges, embodying a lifelong rebellion against a system that suppressed creativity

“CM Lalduhoma’s call for Mizo unity is an appeal to preserve cultural roots and solidarity without challenging India’s sovereignty,” says Asst. Professor David Lalrinchhana

India’s first nationwide digital strike that was organised by women gig workers is an attempt to mainstream their work issues

The Centre’s NBC step and, subsequently, Kerala’s move to approach the higher judiciary on the issue, highlight the need to revisit Article 293 of the Constitution

Supreme Court ruling affirms the need to preserve original character of educational institutions

The timing of the party’s campaign in Karnataka is opportune

To reap its demographic dividend before it becomes too late, India must create jobs in manufacturing

The interlocutors from PM Gandhi’s side were insistent that Sheikh Abdullah’s pre-condition that he should be given the pre-1953 status should not be met while Sheikh’s aides were in no mood to compromise

Germany seems set for an economic crisis amid political instability

The Marathas may find it difficult to retain their socio-political domination

A democratically elected government needs to take its citizens into confidence about moves that have deep consequences

Anish's emergence comes as India witnesses an exciting era in chess, with young talents like Erigaisi, R Praggnanandhaa, and D Gukesh shine internationally.

Ashwin posted a picture on Instagram, sharing his joy on meeting the five-time world chess champion.