Page 6 of Opinion

Education policy, NEET controversies and youth concerns are increasingly shaping political narratives and public debate in India.

Education as a political hot button

A shifting discourse — from basic needs and infrastructure to human development concerns — and a clash of Nehruvian and…

RIP, MBA? Not quite

The MBA’s traditional role in India is challenged by AI like ChatGPT, reshaping how executives use skills beyond structured analysis—focusing…

Gilded Symbolism: The Poignant Irony of the New US-Iran Peace Pact at Versailles

Lovely chandeliers, heavy baggage

The newly signed US-Iran peace memorandum at the Palace of Versailles leans heavily on diplomatic symbolism, echoing the deeply complex…

Jio’s Next Frontier: How an IPO and Sovereign AI Ambitions Target India’s Tech Independence

AI-lister

RIL’s attempt to build compute at affordable prices will help encourage more innovation

The Financialization Trap: Why India Must Build Deep Industrial Power Before Chasing Market Wealth

India’s industrialisation needs purpose

AI, geopolitics, and demographics reviving importance of productive capabilities; industrial depth and scientific capability may matter as much as financial…

Preserving a Legacy: Retired Tata Directors Invoke Ancient Wisdom to Resolve Group's Existential Churn

Tata’s Thucydides trap

The very acquisition of power by two parties increases their chances of conflict

NSE IPO Jefferies report on India's largest stock exchange

Of good stock

NSE’s public offer marks a milestone in the history of the Indian capital market

Can Kevin Warsh and the Wealth Tax Taper America’s Blatant Wealth Inequality?

Long live wealth tax

If Warsh can mould the Fed to his way of thinking, making money from money will no longer be as…