Tag: OP Editorial

The Supreme Court of India has generously allowed citizens the right to protest “in designated area”. It had said this ...

The inescapable conclusion one may reach after the UN High Commissioner of Human Rights (UNHCHR) released its much awaited report ...

The Russian government under President Vladimir Putin has disgraced itself by not according a state funeral to the last leader ...

The recent floods that Pakistan is facing have taken a huge toll on that country. One third of the country ...

The politics of hide and seek and bus ride that has become a common feature in a few states in ...

The Centre’s 360-degree evaluation system for senior IAS, OPS and IFoS officers has found a new enthusiast in the Indian ...

When the world changes, policy paradigms change, too – or at least they should. Harvard economist Dani Rodrik recently argued ...

A news from Saudi Arabia is highly disappointing. 34-year-old female PhD student of dentistry, Salma al-Shehab has been made to ...

Afghanistan no longer hogs the limelight the way it did for months after the Taliban took over the country August ...

India’s census has been delayed again, indefinitely, making it the first time in 150 years that it will not come ...