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Ajay Shah

India’s Dilemma

By Ajay Shah Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has issued a battle cry in the global fight against deglobalization. In a historic speech at the World Economic Forum’s annual meeting in Davos, he called on the world’s “middle powers” to take a new approach to...

Bhabani Shankar Nayak

Indo-US alliance: A strategic illusion

By Bhabani Shankar Nayak The hugging, hobnobbing, and digital display of friendship on social media between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and President Donald Trump appear to be designed mainly for public consumption, without any substantial achievement for Indians or the Indian economy. The much-talked-about, so-called...

Bhagirathi Jena

The forgotten home of a Buddha

Bhagirathi Jena In a world increasingly fractured by conflict, environmental crises, and the alienating pace of technological change, the search for a unifying ethos has never been more urgent. It is within this context that India’s initiative to convene the 2nd Global Buddhist Summit in...

DRIVERS OF GROWTH

DRIVERS OF GROWTH

Entrepreneurship is a vital driver of economic and social growth. Innovation-driven entrepreneurship plays a crucial role in generating employment across both urban and rural regions. Entrepreneurial ventures, services, and products simplify everyday life and serve as powerful instruments for livelihood generation. Rural Odisha stands at...

Peter Singer

Killer Misinformation

Three people, including two children, died of measles in the United States in 2025. Their deaths were preventable. There were 2,267 confirmed measles cases in the US last year – more than seven times the 285 cases in 2024, and the highest number in more...

Srikumar Datta

Raising digitally wise children

By Srikumar Datta Children today step into the digital world as effortlessly as they learn to speak. In India, smartphones often enter a child’s life long before adulthood. As internet access spreads rapidly across urban and rural homes alike, the central question is no longer...

P. Dalai

CULTURE OF CULINARY KILLING

By P. Dalai Amongst many exotic cuisines that we have grafted into our urban culinary culture, there is a general taste for eating baby vegetables. This appears to be the most ostentatious appetite of modern gastronomes, driven by insatiable consumerism. As inevitable items of what...

Ian Buruma

The ICEmen Killeth

By Ian Buruma When a white police officer in Minneapolis killed George Floyd, a Black man he was putting under arrest, by kneeling on his neck nearly six years ago, the political repercussions were serious, immediate, and felt nationwide. The Black Lives Matter (BLM) movement,...

Melvin Durai

It doesn’t cost anything to give a hug

Melvin Durai It has been almost two years since Abubakar Tahiru, a Ghanaian forestry student, set a Guinness World Record for most trees hugged in an hour, and I have to admit that I have not hugged a single tree. I have admired many trees...

Michael Froman, Assistant to the President  and Dep. National Security Advisor for Int'l Economics, in his office at the EEOB, in Washington, May 1, 2013. (Official White House Photo by Lawrence Jackson)

WHY GREENLAND MATTERS

Michael Froman One issue dominated this year’s World Economic Forum in Davos: President Donald Trump’s threats to gain US control of Greenland. The announcement of a skeletal agreement between President Trump and NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte was good news – even if it turns out...

 

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