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    Is UBI a solution to the unemployment crisis?

    analysis
    Updated on Feb 5, 2019 02:19 IST
    AI doesn’t only make humans’ physical work irrelevant, it also challenges the human brain, and it will only get better at it with time.

    India’s security interests are at risk from US capitulation to Taliban

    By promising a terrorist militia a total American military pullout within 18 months and a pathway to power in Kabul, the US, in essence, is negotiating the terms of its surrender.
    analysis
    Updated on Feb 5, 2019 02:17 IST

    The Teen Age Girl report must serve as a clarion call to empower girls

    The TAG Survey began in early 2016, to understand what it means to be a teenage girl in India. No one had asked this question before, certainly not to a 74,000 strong sample of teenage girls, who represented all the 80 million teenage girls of India
    analysis
    Updated on Feb 4, 2019 07:35 IST

    India needs a neighbourhood strategy document

    The Taliban knows that the US is in a hurry to beat a retreat and is looking for a face-saving deal. This has strengthened Taliban’s hand in the ongoing negotiations
    analysis
    Updated on Feb 5, 2019 07:12 IST

    Need to strictly adhere to a fiscal roadmap from now on

    A broker offers prayers as the announcement of the interim Union budget by finance minister Piyush Goyal plays on a screen, Bombay Stock Exchange, Mumbai, February 1, 2019
    analysis
    Published on Feb 1, 2019 15:12 IST

    Opinion | Why Chanda Kochhar’s indictment is not enough

    The inquiry committee under former Supreme Court Judge BN Srikrishna, appointed by the internal audit committee of ICICI Bank, has found Chanda Kochar was in violation of the bank’s code of conduct and that she acted in “conflict of interest”.
    analysis
    Updated on Feb 1, 2019 02:13 IST

    Technology can’t replace teachers in classrooms

    Of the six million teaching positions in government schools nationwide, approximately one million positions were vacant in 2016.
    analysis
    Updated on Feb 1, 2019 02:05 IST

    India needs a tri-service war-fighting doctrine

    Instead of three separate warfare doctrines, there could be a single military doctrine for land and maritime warfare, with services agreeing on common threats and how to beat them best.
    analysis
    Updated on Jan 31, 2019 01:57 IST

    As China expands to its west, India is being pushed to the margins

    People take pictures as a train carrying containers from London arrives at the freight railway station in Yiwu, Zhejiang province, China, April 29, 2017.
    analysis
    Updated on Jan 31, 2019 01:53 IST

    The CBI’s on a slippery slope today

    Keeping in mind the range of CBI’s work, what is needed is rigorous training, an infusion of professionalism, highly trained external experts in fields such as technology, forensics, accounting and investigators who are immune from governmental and other pressures, yet independently regulated.
    analysis
    Updated on Jan 31, 2019 01:49 IST

    We must work towards equality in the world of sport for girls and boys

    It is our collective responsibility to demonstrate to girls from all sections of the society that it is socially acceptable to participate in sports
    analysis
    Updated on Jan 30, 2019 09:08 IST

    British Indians must now firmly say no to Brexit

    There is virtually no country in the world that wants the UK to leave the EU. It is not in the interests of India for Brexit to happen, and far less in the interests of British Indians living in the UK, for the country to run down the clock to no deal.
    analysis
    Published on Jan 30, 2019 03:36 IST

    How the CBI can avoid adventurism

    It must be emphasised that the CBI is largely a one-man show run by the director
    analysis
    Published on Jan 30, 2019 03:35 IST

    Opinion | Our education system needs to be rewritten

    Education and health infrastructure are in appalling shape in the countryside. The gains made in enrolment in primary classes have proved to be of limited value because of serious shortage of worthwhile secondary and post-secondary education.
    analysis
    Updated on Jan 29, 2019 02:28 IST

    Bhupen Hazarika’s work inspired Assam’s sub-nationalism

    Bhupen Hazarika’s songs have long provided sustenance to sub-national politics in Assam and the region.
    analysis
    Updated on Jan 29, 2019 02:17 IST

    A clean environment will be our best gift to posterity

    India was ranked as the third highest CO2 emitter in the world in 2015 after China and the US, by the International Energy Agency. It has pledged under the Paris Agreement, to reduce the carbon intensity of its economy by 33-35% by 2030.
    analysis
    Updated on Jan 28, 2019 02:07 IST

    Brexit’s revolutionary guard may have to blink

    An anti-Brexit demonstrator shelters under an umbrella in the pattern of the European Union flag outside parliament in London, Thursday, Jan. 24, 2019.
    analysis
    Updated on Jan 28, 2019 02:00 IST

    A year of choices with a ‘Bandersnatch’ finish

    Previously, we have found that growth slows in the quarter right before elections but rises sharply thereafter
    analysis
    Published on Jan 27, 2019 02:53 IST

    OPINION |The SC ruling that a blind or a deaf person can’t be a judge goes against the Constitution’s spirit

    In a dreadful decision (V Surendra Mohan vs State of Tamil Nadu), the apex court ruled that a visual impairment or hearing disability above 50% rendered an otherwise competent candidate unworthy of being a judge. Ironical, given that the scales of justice are balanced by a blindfolded lady. But irony aside, let’s tackle this at the level of the law as espoused in that sacrament we call the Constitution.
    analysis
    Updated on Jan 26, 2019 03:09 IST

    Opinion | How the Swachh Bharat Mission is nudging people to use toilets

    One of the fundamental challenges faced by the SBM in the early implementation phase was the fact that rural communities, in many cases, were not aware that defecating in the open was a “public bad”.
    analysis
    Updated on Jan 25, 2019 03:19 IST

    India’s soft power is very effective in Afghanistan

    Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi (C-L) and Afghan president Ashraf Ghani (C-R) cut the ribbon during the inauguration of the new Parliament complex, located across from the ruins of the Darulaman Palace, Kabul, December 25, 2015.
    analysis
    Updated on Jan 25, 2019 13:20 IST

    Opinion | The Constitution was a leap of faith

    Memorabilia depicting the Indian national flag is displayed for sale, Siliguri, January 24, 2018
    analysis
    Updated on Jan 25, 2019 02:29 IST

    Opinion| Politics is still considered a man’s world. Why this must change

    Data and indicators released by various international monitoring bodies say that in several fields –including health, education, economic and political — women in India suffer widespread inequality.
    analysis
    Updated on Jan 24, 2019 14:23 IST

    India should reconsider its proposed regulation of online content

    By mandating automated detection and removal of unlawful content, the proposed rules shift the burden of appraising legality of content from the state to private entities.
    analysis
    Updated on Jan 24, 2019 02:47 IST

    The inland waterways project won’t choke rivers

    The under-construction inland waterways project, Varanasi, November 11, 2018. According to the project’s consultants, its internal rate of return will be 21.40%
    analysis
    Updated on Jan 24, 2019 01:53 IST

    ‘I have no doubt our EVMs are tamper-proof’

    EVMs are manufactured by two highly reputable public sector undertakings, exclusively for the Election Commission of India (ECI). These are standalone machines.
    analysis
    Updated on Jan 23, 2019 02:28 IST

    Question the government on Rafale

    The prime minister evidently took the decision to scrap the old tender and purchase 36 Rafales without consulting the Air Force or the ministry of defence.
    analysis
    Published on Jan 23, 2019 02:18 IST

    What the 10% EWS quota and the farm loan waiver have in common

    Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) workers carry flags past a poster of Prime Minister Narendra Modi during an event to celebrate the reservation bill passed in Parliament, Mumbai, January 10.
    analysis
    Updated on Jan 22, 2019 02:30 IST

    Swachh Bharat Mission gains have come at a cost

    An open defecation free village near Gwalior. Sustainably reducing open defecation in rural India would reduce the number of babies who die and would improve the physical and cognitive development of surviving children .
    analysis
    Updated on Jan 22, 2019 02:27 IST

    Look beyond classrooms to improve learning levels in State schools

    In the case of sports equipment available inside schools, nationally, almost two thirds of the schools visited seemed to fulfil this objective of Samagra Shiksha Abhiyan, an overarching programme for the school education sector extending from pre-school to Class 12, which was announced in the last Union budget.
    analysis
    Updated on Jan 21, 2019 07:31 IST
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