West Bengal has finally begun asking a question that should have been asked years ago - how can thousands of educational institutions operate without proper government approval or registration?
When the Unified Payments Interface (UPI) was launched in 2016, it changed the way Indians paid for everyday purchases. A mobile phone and a bank account were enough to send money, pay a shopkeeper or settle a bill. Over the past 10 years, UPI has become part of daily life, from buying vegetables to paying school fees and shopping online.
The sharp reaction to Union Home Minister Amit Shah’s assertion that the Uniform Civil Code will be implemented in the NDA-ruled states before 2029 reveals something more interesting than opposition to one proposed law. It reveals the persistence of a political argument that treats religious identity as superior to citizenship.
“Religion is the opium of the people.” Marx’s famous formulation was never merely a casual observation.
September 17 is Narendra Modi’s birthday. But instead of asking what Modi has done, there is a more interesting question to ask - What would India look like if Narendra Modi had never happened?
The final hours of the 18th BRICS Summit, with the unanimous adoption of 140-point ‘New Delhi Declaration’, were simply historic moments of excellent diplomacy in global political history.
The controversy erupted after a private BAPS delegation visited the iconic monument. Union representatives claimed female employees were asked to step aside or move from their workstations during the tour. The Eiffel Tower briefly shut down as staff went on strike.
Nepal is still counting its dead and searching for the missing. But even as rescuers comb through the devastation left by Wednesday’s catastrophic flash floods, another kind of activity is already visible: the use of disaster as an opportunity for evangelism.
There are political parties in India. And then there is the Congress, which appears to have recently opened a Gandhi Family Talent Hunt.
The Indian economy has delivered a number that is difficult to shut down, spin away or bury under political rhetoric - 7.8 per cent GDP growth in the first quarter of 2026-27. The number matters. But the politics behind the number matters even more.
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