Opinion: Teach dissent, fear dissent–what should NALSAR impart?
NALSAR’s decision to invite Chief Justice of India despite student objections raises a larger question: can a law school teach…
NALSAR’s decision to invite Chief Justice of India despite student objections raises a larger question: can a law school teach…
The real test of welfare is simple: money should reach the person it is intended for, on time. Narkuda shows…
Telangana journey from struggle to recognition reminds us that preserving regional identities strengthens India’s diversity Published Date – 3 August…
At 94, Veteran filmmaker Singeetham Srinivasa Rao continues to redefine Indian cinema through innovation and genre-defying storytelling Published Date –…
The new Labour Codes mark an important legal milestone for gig workers, but key questions over social security, employment status…
The real question is not whether AI can think like humans, but whether it can help us make wiser choices…
Recognising the aspirations and frustrations of unemployed youth is just as important as acknowledging the State’s development achievements Published Date…
State government’s move to close and merge schools over low enrolment is administrative failure, not educational reform Published Date –…
Tribal land legislation is ultimately not about restricting transactions; it is about preserving cultures, and securing indigenous livelihoods Published Date…
The Centre’s decision to liquidate Adilabad Cement Corporation of India plant while reviving Vizag Steel exposes a stark regional disparity…