Premium Timesby Premium Times23 Aug 2026
Our final destination is to be exactly like Christ. I did not know how ignorant I was until I met the Lord. I did not know that people go to university to become even more ignorant.
The Hinduby Lavpreet Kaur23 Aug 2026
When Lakshman, 28 (name changed on request), walked out of prison after seven years, one of the first things he had to learn was how to use a smartphone.
The Hinduby Milinda Moragoda23 Aug 2026
The debate over banning social media for minors is rapidly becoming one of the defining policy questions of the digital age.
New Indian Expressby M K Bhadrakumar23 Aug 2026
An Indian TV channel excitedly reported unusual air traffic between Nur Khan Air Base, the high-security Pakistan Air Force facility in Chaklala near Rawalpindi, and a flurry of incoming flights...
New Indian Expressby Renuka Narayanan23 Aug 2026
The incident of the ill-behaved tourist at Kargil led me to muse on where we may find therapeutic thoughts, and the late Bibek Debroy’s name shone brightly.
The Hinduby M H Ilias23 Aug 2026
In his work Profanations, Italian philosopher Giorgio Agamben observes how the act of profanation applies to the game of chess and children playing with household items as toys.
Premium Timesby Premium Times23 Aug 2026
It began, unexpectedly, with a telephone call one evening in May. I was at my desk in Abuja when my phone rang.
Premium Timesby Premium Times23 Aug 2026
...there are issues of fiscal governance. So, a senator and recent governor is paying off a reported ₦6 billion in debt to a company in which he is invested.
Premium Timesby Premium Times23 Aug 2026
Nigeria is entering a new phase of its digital journey. The country is no longer simply asking how quickly it can adopt cloud technology.
Business Lineby Our Bureaus23 Aug 2026
Has the nomination of Piyush Goyal as the BJP treasurer taken the US by surprise? It is believed that Goyal could be shifted in the upcoming reshuffle and the US may have to wait to sign the trade...
Business Lineby Amit Manohar23 Aug 2026
India has invested heavily in building a domestic solar manufacturing ecosystem. Over ₹1 lakh crore has been committed to establish solar cell manufacturing capacity and develop an integrated value...
Premium Timesby Yushau A. Shuaib23 Aug 2026
The logical question the ninety‑day committee must answer before drafting a single page is simple: What is the relationship between its new mandate and the frameworks that already exist?
Business Lineby TCA Srinivasa Raghavan23 Aug 2026
The year was 1990. Margaret Thatcher was the prime minister of the UK. She had won her party a third consecutive term in 1987 but by the end of 1989 she had become so hugely unpopular that her own...
ThePrintby PTI23 Aug 2026
Rewari, Aug 23 (PTI) Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini on Sunday said that Guru Ravidas envisioned a society where there was no place for any form of discrimination, fear or injustice, while...
The South Firstby Sreelakshmi Soman23 Aug 2026
Synopsis: Keralam’s migration story is often measured in remittances, but a 2022 World Bank study on Saudi returnees reveals a less visible impact – the transfer of conservative attitudes on women...
Premium Timesby Premium Times23 Aug 2026
Don’t spend your entire career simply climbing the corporate ladder, while remaining unknown outside your office.
National Heraldby Hasnain Naqvi23 Aug 2026
You belong to yourself: Rahul Gandhi’s shoutout to women power At a women-only outreach in Pune, Rahul framed women’s autonomy as central to democracy and urged young women to “smash the...
Premium Timesby Premium Times23 Aug 2026
The burden of our survival can no longer be deferred to the next election cycle, or packaged into desperate prayers. It falls squarely on us. We must shed our fear.
The Hinduby The Hindu Bureau23 Aug 2026
There are conspiracies by vested interests to weaken Hinduism and undermine the strength of India, Union Education Minister Pralhad Joshi said in Dharwad on Sunday.
The Conversation Canadaby Neil McLaughlin, Professor of Sociology, McMaster University23 Aug 2026
In a few days, Gad Saad, a longtime right-wing Concordia University marketing professor, starts a new position at the University of Mississippi.
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