opinion

Dear PM Modi, before asking why India doesn't play more Olympic sports, ask what keeps athletes out

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has called India's limited participation across Olympic disciplines a “bitter truth”. But expanding India's Olympic footprint will require confronting the infrastructure gaps, bureaucratic hurdles, governance failures and uneven support that athletes already face.

Career Compass: Our biggest promotion may come after our biggest failure

International Youth Day 2026: India Celebrates Its Youth, But Is It Listening to Them?

NALSAR, the CJI and the meaning of institutional dissent

Are We Preparing Children for Life or Protecting Them from It?

The Last Bench Diaries

Courtroom Chaos is a Symptom–The deeper crisis in India’s Judiciary

Good on paper. Dangerous at home? The myth of the 'good man'

The Delhi Police constable murder case is a reminder that a profession, a title or social standing can never be mistaken for integrity within the home.

No More Tolabaji: BJP’s first test of Democratic Governance in West Bengal

A policy monograph on preventing cadre capture, political extortion, and the repetition of bengal’s failed transition cycles, writes Ryan Baidya

The Rise of Intelligent Universities: How AI is Changing Academic Operations Without Replacing Educators

AI is streamlining university operations, reducing administrative burdens, and enhancing student services while enabling educators to focus on teaching, research, and mentorship, writes Manish Mohta.