Guest Column

In the corridors of South Asia’s constitutional courts and parliamentary chambers, a quiet revolution is stirring — one that questions the very threshold of adulthood. As India’s Supreme Court prepares...

In the realm of conflict resolution, is mediation truly essential for bridging divides between warring parties? What role should lawyers play in this process? These questions have sparked fresh debate,...

Soro: Mahatma Gandhi was primarily responsible for the social resurgence of Indian women. He was different in his perception about the role of women in family, society, community and the...

It has been over two decades since I attended my first gender sensitisation training, organised by an international development agency for professionals in the development sector. Both men and women...

‘Deep Tech and Engineering Excellence: Driving India’s Techade’ – that is the theme chosen by the Institution of Engineers (India) for this year’s Engineers’ Day. It captures the urgency and...

Poverty eradication strategy has been a core theme of governance since independence. Successive governments both at the centre and the states have adopted numerous policies to reduce poverty. Although poverty...

In an age of relentless noise — digital, emotional, ideological — meditation stands as the quiet rebellion. But to speak of meditation is already to miss its essence. It is...

Odisha is rapidly progressing as a significant player in India's semiconductor landscape, backed by strategic policies and major investment proposals. The state's efforts are part of a broader national push...

In 1860, Oliver Wendell Holmes Sr, that genteel architect of American elitism, coined the term ‘Boston Brahmin’ in The Atlantic Monthly. With a flourish of poetic licence and a dash...

Convergence Planning is a strategic approach by the government to align various programmes, schemes and departments to achieve a common goal of sustainable development and poverty alleviation. It is a...