The Antibiotic Gap In India’s Food-Safety Regime
byIndia’s animal-food industry is booming, but weak antibiotic controls threaten consumers, farmers, exports and public health.
Opinion
The Great Bond Selloff: Whose Future Gets Financed?
byThe recent bond market turbulence reveals whose future gets financed, and on whose terms.
BRICS Is Building A World Order Without Agreeing On One
byBRICS, an acronym describing economic potential, has become a diplomatic experiment in managing disagreement.
The Rise and Rise Of Germany’s Far Right
byThe AfD’s sweeping victory exposes deepening discontent and puts Chancellor Friedrich Merz under unprecedented political pressure.
Why The Data Centre Bubble Is A Disaster Waiting To Happen
byA small groups of people who own data centres are profiting from colonising the planet and consuming vast amounts of natural resources, while passing on gigantic losses to investors and communities.
From Diagnosis to Pride: India’s Changing Conversation Around Neurodivergence
byWhen words such as accessibility, inclusion and disability rights entered India’s public discourse, they changed not only policy but also public expectations.
The Iran War: A Seven-Month Audit Of Moral, Political And Economic Bankruptcy
bySeven months on, the Iran war exposes moral compromise, diplomatic folly, economic costs and consequences nobody anticipated.
India Is Hedging Against Trump’s Unpredictability—Here’s How
byDonald Trump’s unpredictability is pushing India to trust America less. But for now, despite repeated humiliation, Modi is sticking with the United States.
The Cure And The Poison Of Solitude
byNo man is an island, or so goes the saying. Can we live in solitude forever?
Why India Won’t Join The West’s Russia Campaign
byWhy does India deepen ties with Russia while strengthening partnerships with Washington and the West?
The Cape And The Kimono: How Western Superhero Comics Script Masculinity, Race And The Global Child
byWestern superheroes influence our thinking, shape our world views, and act as instruments of cultural imperialism.
One Man, One Message, One Very Large Algorithm: The Politics Of Permanent Promotion
byIn this attention economy, Modi, Trump and Netanyahu made themselves into brands—concentrating credit, outsourcing blame and making institutions increasingly vulnerable.
The Great Transshipment Scam & The Politics Of Double Standards
byWashington says it is enforcing the rules of global trade. But as tariffs, Russian-oil sanctions and allegations of Chinese transshipment converge, the bigger question is whether those rules are being applied consistently—or rewritten to serve American interests.
Serendip On Lake Temagami: An Island Where Cultures Converge
byWhere Indigenous wisdom, pristine wilderness and Indian tradition converge on a remote Canadian island of remarkable tranquillity.
Innovation, Crony Capitalism And The Price Society Pays
byUnder the guise of innovation, crony capitalism has spread its tentacles and influencing all aspects of public life.