Opinion

Exploring potential of Agniveer scheme in India-Israel collaboration

There has been criticism of the Indian Govt’s proposal to send around 100,000 Indian Construction workers to Israel to replace Palestinian labourers, especially from ten Central Trade Unions. The objection is to the government’s show of support to Israeli efforts to replace Palestinian workers which they view as retaliation for Hamas attacks of 7th October […]

Narayana Murthy and the new age of work

The impact of digital transformation, automation, and artificial intelligence on the workforce and the economy.

Embracing ‘Bharat’ in NCERT textbooks: A constitutional imperative

Within the rich fabric of Indian culture and legacy, the name ‘Bharat’ carries an extraordinary importance. It echoes with a historical significance that surpasses the ages and connects with the very core of our national identity. However, in recent years, the term ‘Bharat’ has been at the centre of a contentious debate over its inclusion […]

Reforming the UN: A better path forward than creating new entities

At the inaugural General Assembly of the World Liberty Congress, an organisation dedicated to promoting democracy and human rights, more than 20 dissidents from 56 countries were present in Vilnius. The emergence of the World Liberty Congress is seen as a substitute for the United Nations, which is increasingly criticised for its ineffectiveness in maintaining […]

Canada’s capitulation of Khalistani elements

In a world where aviation safety remains a major concern, threats against airlines and airports cannot be taken lightly. The recent threat issued by Gurpatwant Singh Pannun, a pro-Khalistan separatist, against Air India flights is deeply affecting. While the safety and security of passengers must always be the top priority, it is essential to take […]