Analytical article
Dr. Asha Chadha It was in 1986 that we purchased a plot in Eswaripuri for three simple reasons: the abundance of greenery, the well-demarcated Army officers’ colonies, and—most importantly—we could afford it within our limited means. At that time, the area was considered remote. The suburban railway gates often closed as trains passed frequently, making…
The controversy over the Election Commission’s (EC) decision to conduct a special voter list revision — and the Opposition’s loud protests against it — has prompted me to pen these thoughts. What strikes me as astonishing is the contradiction in the Opposition’s position. On the one hand, the Congress and its allies accuse the EC…
For much of modern history, the United States of America stood as the gold standard of democratic evolution and global leadership. Emerging in the late 18th century from the Philadelphia Convention, the U.S. Constitution became the world’s first written national charter to codify governance through a separation of powers, checks and balances, and the bold…
Is India, under Prime Minister Narendra Modi, shifting away from the ideals of its tallest BJP leader of the past, who once led a similar NDA government, and his philosophy of “we can’t change our neighbors” to a new strategic assertion: “change them, if we must”? This marks a seismic doctrinal shift from the era…
In the fast-evolving world of technology, where do Indian graduates stand? This question looms large, especially for students pursuing opportunities in the IT sector, both locally and globally. Despite India’s reputation for producing skilled tech professionals, challenges abound, from visa restrictions to outdated curricula and inadequate skill training. For Indian students studying abroad, particularly in…
