India and China’s complicated relationship
India and China’s relationship is a bit like a tricky dance—one where both partners have to be careful not to ...
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Booker prize
What a US senator’s so-very-long speech and a good waqf debate in LS tell us US senator Cory Booker stood ...
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Crisis and the search for solutions
Deltas represent low-lying socio-environmental geographical regions characterized by the dynamic interaction between rivers, land, and oceans. These areas are shaped ...
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The politicisation of education
The politicization of education is not new in India or other parts of the world. In fact, political players attempt ...
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Depths of AI
A classified conversation on natural vs synthetic experiences Mr B and Mr T (the eternal sceptic and the ever-hopeful, jargon-loving ...
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How Vocational Education in India Can Be a Game Changer?
India’s education system has long been criticized for its focus on theoretical knowledge, often at the expense of practical skills. ...
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How reforms can propel India’s seed sector to global prominence? Part 2
In continuation of the previous column, India’s journey towards becoming a developed nation, Viksit Bharat, hinges on its ability to ...
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The sublime Thursday’s
In the early 13th century, Hazrat Amir Khusrau the legendary poet, composer, inventor, linguist, historian and scholar, wrote Qissa-ye Chahār Darvēsh ...
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The politicisation of education
The politicization of education is not new in India or other parts of the world. In fact, political players attempt ...
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Tales of tea
The tea simmers in the fertile cup, brimming with joy to cuddle the delinquency, is clasped by the lines of ...
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