The World’s Most Populous Nation and the Myth of a Jobless Utopia
It’s intellectually lazy and dishonest to think that a universal basic income will fix the discontent arising from widespread unemployment
It’s intellectually lazy and dishonest to think that a universal basic income will fix the discontent arising from widespread unemployment
The CBSE’s on-screen marking (OSM) system, introduced to make evaluation faster and more transparent, has instead triggered allegations of blurry answer sheets and crashing portals, sparking a larger debate over the future of high-stakes public examinations
The sixth edition of the National Family Health Survey, conducted in 2023-24 by the Union health ministry, provides a snapshot of health, nutrition and family welfare indicators across the country
The IT sector has long been the engine of India’s middle-class aspiration and white-collar employment. As AI eats into jobs in the sector, India faces a massive socio-economic challenge
Artificial intelligence-based systems are not socially neutral; they are already exposing existing socio-cultural realities
The future of work in India will depend less on whether AI replaces jobs and more on how the country prepares to utilise AI and its workforce to work alongside it
Uttar Pradesh may be entering a second-generation Mandal moment
It is difficult to slot Chief Minister Vijay’s Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam into Tamil Nadu’s established political binaries
As metro corridors rise and bullet train tunnels bore through hardy landscape, the Mahayuti alliance is asking whether the Centre is keeping pace with the state’s infrastructure ambitions
The BJP’s electoral success in West Bengal underlines a significant political shift in the largest state bordering Bangladesh. It is time to fence the border to counter large-scale illegal immigration
The CBSE’s on-screen marking (OSM) system, introduced to make evaluation faster and more transparent, has instead triggered allegations of blurry answer sheets and crashing portals, sparking a larger debate over the future of high-stakes public examinations
The sixth edition of the National Family Health Survey, conducted in 2023-24 by the Union health ministry, provides a snapshot of health, nutrition and family welfare indicators across the country
The IT sector has long been the engine of India’s middle-class aspiration and white-collar employment. As AI eats into jobs in the sector, India faces a massive socio-economic challenge
Artificial intelligence-based systems are not socially neutral; they are already exposing existing socio-cultural realities
The future of work in India will depend less on whether AI replaces jobs and more on how the country prepares to utilise AI and its workforce to work alongside it
Uttar Pradesh may be entering a second-generation Mandal moment
It is difficult to slot Chief Minister Vijay’s Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam into Tamil Nadu’s established political binaries
As metro corridors rise and bullet train tunnels bore through hardy landscape, the Mahayuti alliance is asking whether the Centre is keeping pace with the state’s infrastructure ambitions
The BJP’s electoral success in West Bengal underlines a significant political shift in the largest state bordering Bangladesh. It is time to fence the border to counter large-scale illegal immigration
Delhi’s BJP-led government outlines its strategy to tackle heatstroke, dengue and climate-linked illnesses through disaster-management protocols, Ayushman Bharat reimbursements, newborn screening under the ANMOL scheme, expanded MRI and CT access via PPP, stricter EWS compliance in private hospitals, and an upcoming EV policy aimed at cleaner, more accessible public health and governance.
Discover the journey of Amma Ariyan from a crowd-funded Odessa Collective experiment to a Cannes Classics showcase, as editor Bina Paul reflects on John Abraham’s avant-garde language, the film’s mix of documentary and fiction, its Naxalite and humanist themes, and its legacy in Malayalam parallel cinema.
For freelancers and gig employees with erratic income, the biggest challenge is to navigate unpredictability and chalk out an effective savings and investment plan
A road trip through Sikkim reveals how prayer flags, meditation caves and mountain monasteries weave Buddhism into the landscape
Explore how an unprecedented Delhi heatwave is reshaping life in India’s capital—from collapsing ecosystems and overworked gig workers to literary depictions of oppressive summers—and why vanishing green cover, rising mercury and poor urban planning are pushing the city toward a climate crisis.