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The Congress is confronted with an existential crisis that on the one hand threatens to make the country’s oldest party extinct and on the other pro
If there is one thing about civilisations, it is the fact that they go through crests and troughs. Some build legacies, others lose them.
Coastal preparedness is better than earlier — but the overall picture remains less than satisfactory. While the state of inter-agency coordination h
The SC/ST Act of 1989 lists 22 offences relating to various patterns or behaviours inflicting criminal offences and breaking the self-respect and este
India is asserting its rights as a Nuclear Weapons Power, and France is helping us do this at great risk to itself, and the Indian public discourse se
The role of the State Finance Commissions between States and local bodies is supposed to mimic the role of Finance Commissions between the Centre and
What is driving India’s abnormally high gender gap in phone ownership? What can be done about it?
Shrill debates will tighten Aadhaar. But finally it would need to situate itself within a larger framework, as part of wider rights.
Right to food must figure more prominently in the discussions on Aadhaar and its implementation.
The Supreme Court is hearing the case against Article 35A. A decision at this juncture against it could once again plunge Kashmir into turmoil.
Behind the hype of high economic growth today is a tale of average performance in various economic sectors.
If western liberalism brought people ideologically closer, an identity based Weltanschauung has increasingly reversed this process.
Looking beyond SAARC and engaging with Myanmar to make the most of BRICS-BIMSTEC and engaging with Suu Kyi
Karsten Geier, head of the Cyber Policy Coordination Staff at the German Federal Foreign Office's interview on CyFy 2016
With the crippling of the South Asian Association of Regional Cooperation (SAARC), India’s quest for a new architecture for its neighbourhood policy
A continued focus on training and development of a methodology that includes a realistic approach to human rights terms and principles is needed.
There is an urgent need for a national immigration policy in which the government ought to aim at giving immigrants their rights.
TPP, RCEP and TISA will entail some amount of IP norm-setting that shifts the balance established in the TRIPS towards rights-holders.
