Columnists
A crisis of healthcare plagues India’s jails
The recent public protests against the citizenship law and related matters bring to the fore the issue of a prisoner’s right to adequate medical care.
Fanning the foreigners
The story of the solution they did find appeared in an essay written by historian Arunima Datta for History Today.
View from Pakistan: Put health on top of climate agenda
However, the WHO used the occasion to unveil its first-ever report on the resilience of health systems vis-a-vis climate change.
Thinking forgiveness, mother-to-mother
An act of forgiveness cannot be limited to religious terms, as merely a pious act ordained by God.
With onset of climate change, securing needs of people vital
Climate change is a living, dynamic and evolving threat that cannot be ignored.
Pluralist vs polarised grassroots democracy
Plurality versus polarised is the emerging politics.
India a split polity, but is still secular
Vajpayee served as Prime Minister from 1999 to 2004 when the Congress came to power with Manmohan Singh as Prime Minister.
Decisive measures vital to revive India’s growth
The moderation in nominal income growth has affected the consumption spending of the middle class.
For real diversity, let us acknowledge identity
Much of the participation of Muslims in these protests has been dynamic.
Geopolitics & the rollout of 5G: The way forward
Huawei, China’s biggest tech firm, is caught in the middle of this global tech tussle.