The tabling of the 127-page inquiry report in Parliament recommending the removal of former Delhi High Court judge Justice Yashwant Varma marks an important moment for judicial accountability in Bharat. The controversy surrounding the discovery of large quantities of burnt currency at his official residence has raised disturbing questions about judicial integrity, institutional transparency and…
China built its solar manufacturing empire on scale, cheap capital, aggressive pricing, and an extraordinary concentration of the global photovoltaic supply chain. But the very strategy that made Chinese manufacturers dominant has now produced a painful backlash: too much capacity, too little pricing power and mounting losses. For Bharat, this is not a moment for…
The Lok Sabha’s passage of the Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises Development (Amendment) Bill, 2026, on August 7 should have triggered a serious parliamentary debate. Instead, it passed amid Opposition protests and disruption, leaving a reform with potentially enormous consequences for Bharat’s small businesses inadequately discussed in the very institution meant to scrutinise it. This…
A reported attack on former West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee’s car is reprehensible and must be condemned without qualification. Political differences can never justify violence, intimidation or an attack on a political leader. The state government must order an impartial investigation, identify those responsible and ensure that they are prosecuted in accordance with law….
If there is one politician in contemporary Bharatiya politics who has perfected the art of converting political desperation into convenient fiction, it is Arvind Kejriwal. His latest claim on ethanol is not merely misleading; it is a spectacular demonstration of how far political rhetoric can travel when facts are treated as an inconvenience. Kejriwal wants…
The conviction of veteran journalist Tarun Tejpal marks one of the saddest chapters in the history of Bharatiya journalism. It is not merely the fall of an individual once celebrated for his investigative journalism and literary flair; it is a painful reminder that brilliance in writing can never compensate for failure in personal conduct. Journalism,…
Politics has every right to question government policies. Democracy thrives on scrutiny, debate and accountability. But when political rhetoric abandons scientific reasoning and economic realities in favour of sensational allegations, it ceases to be constructive criticism and becomes little more than fear-mongering. Arvind Kejriwal’s opposition to Bharat’s E20 ethanol-blended fuel policy falls precisely into that…
For decades, critics of India’s economy have measured success largely through the prism of consumption, often overlooking the foundation upon which every developed economy has been built—investment. Yet the latest indicators tell a compelling story. India’s Gross Capital Formation (GCF) as a share of GDP continues to remain robust, underlining a quiet but decisive transformation…
The biggest casualty of selective activism is credibility. The Cockroach Janta Party (CJP), which rode to national prominence by championing the cause of students during the NEET-UG paper leak controversy, now finds itself trapped by an uncomfortable question of its own making: Does its outrage stop where Congress governments begin? For months, CJP projected itself…
The assent of President Droupadi Murmu to the amendments strengthening Bharat’s public examinations law should mark not the end of a legislative exercise, but the beginning of an uncompromising enforcement regime. Laws, however stringent, have little value if they remain confined to statute books. Their real worth lies in creating fear among those tempted to…
