Edit Profile
crown
Subscribe Now
Saved Articles
Following
My Reads
Sign out
Get App
Copyright © HT Digital Streams Ltd. All rights reserved.
Sign in

    opinion

    PAGE 35

    Why Delhi can refuse to extradite Sheikh Hasina

    opinion
    Published on Nov 21, 2025 15:24 IST
    The propensity to bring politics into discussions about Sheikh Hasina is inescapable. However, the problem arises when foreign policy commentators selectively employ the law to validate their political positions, leading to partisan analysis. (AP)

    At 75, NSS works to improve data quality

    RBI’s monetary policy committee (MPC), which meets six times a year, requires accurate measurements of the changes in the economic activity as measured by gross domestic product (GDP) and also for measuring inflation precisely. (HT Archive)
    opinion
    Published on Nov 20, 2025 15:32 IST

    CPC and the PLA: The right moves on China’s civilian-military chess board

    Unlike his predecessors, Xi Jinping’s dealings with the PLA have been troubled since the restructuring of the force in 2016. (REUTERS)
    opinion
    Published on Nov 20, 2025 15:32 IST

    A three-body problem confronting Bangladesh

    Regardless of who comes to power in February, they will have to contend with a divided and fatigued Bangladesh. (REUTERS)
    opinion
    Updated on Nov 20, 2025 15:31 IST

    Delhi car blast: Being on guard against perpetrators of terror

    In the Red Fort case, we were dealing with a moving object, a scenario that does not yield to traditional security arrangements. (ANI)
    opinion
    Published on Nov 19, 2025 15:31 IST

    Revised waqf law raises constitutional red flags

    The well-recognised idea of “once a waqf, always a waqf” embodies waqf’s core characteristic: perpetuity. Once a property is dedicated, it cannot be sold, revoked, or absorbed into private ownership. (HT Archive)
    opinion
    Published on Nov 19, 2025 15:31 IST

    Why the economy needs 4% inflation

    Household wisdom says that lower prices are better. But the household needs to see itself as a part of a larger story. (Mint Archive)
    opinion
    Published on Nov 19, 2025 15:30 IST

    Deregulation as a tool to discipline the State

    The Jan Vishwas (Amendment of Provisions) Act, 2023 and the Jan Vishwas (Amendment of Provisions) Bill, 2025 embody the transition from a permission-and-penalty regime to a trust-based government (HT Archive)
    opinion
    Published on Nov 18, 2025 15:20 IST

    Europe and the Indo-Pacific: Partners for a resilient future

    Together, India and the European Union are promoting a model of growth that is environmentally sustainable, inclusive, and climate resilient. (Randhir Jaiswal X/ANI)
    opinion
    Published on Nov 18, 2025 15:20 IST

    In new Bhutan, tradition & progress march in step

    India stands with the new Bhutan just as it did with the old, with the friendship anchored in mutual interest, and sensitivity. (Wikimedia Commons)
    opinion
    Published on Nov 18, 2025 15:17 IST

    What pollution in Delhi means for senior citizens

    For the elderly, the shared commons — the parks, the pavements, the markets — are now places to avoid. Once free and open spaces now feel unsafe, even hostile. (HT Photo)
    opinion
    Published on Nov 17, 2025 15:35 IST

    Different threads in Red Fort bomb blast

    After 2005, it was only in 2019 that bomb blasts returned to J&K when a JeM suicide bomber blew up a bus near Pulwama. (H Archive)
    opinion
    Published on Nov 17, 2025 15:35 IST

    Mamdani moment and the ideological churn in the US

    Mamdani’s social democratic politics has taken on an issue that has mass appeal going beyond New York. (REUTERS)
    opinion
    Published on Nov 17, 2025 15:35 IST

    How companies must prepare for the DPDP Act

    Large, or data-intensive organisations also need to plan for the possibility of being designated as Significant Data Fiduciaries. India uses its own set of criteria to make this determination, including the sensitivity and volume of data handled and the use of emerging technologies. (HT Archive)
    opinion
    Published on Nov 17, 2025 14:51 IST

    Mind The Gap: How women voters powered the NDA’s Bihar sweep

    Bihar election
    opinion
    Published on Nov 17, 2025 01:30 IST

    India-Bhutan: Reiterating old ties in a new context

    The visit also underscored India’s gratitude and willingness to engage with the popular and beloved monarchy of the country. (@MEAIndia)
    opinion
    Published on Nov 16, 2025 16:22 IST

    Grand Alliance’s failure holds a mirror to the RJD

    Even as Tejashwi Yadav rose as the face of the party’s future, the party’s past — one defined by the “15-years-of-misrule” narrative — hung like an albatross from his neck. (PTI)
    opinion
    Published on Nov 16, 2025 16:22 IST

    Bihar’s political chess master and his moves

    Nitish was the first Bihar CM to initiate a policy to offer every family a home and every home a drinking water connection. (PTI)
    opinion
    Published on Nov 16, 2025 16:21 IST

    Missing women in the assemblies, Parliament

    Thanks to reservation, our panchayats have 33% elected women and, in states such as Bihar 50%, but in the Lok Sabha, it’s 14% and in state assemblies it’s an average of 9%. (HT Archive)
    opinion
    Published on Nov 15, 2025 16:28 IST

    India’s war films: Of nationalism and the stories we tell

    Memorials, parades, and patriotic cinema have become rituals of belonging. (ANI)
    opinion
    Published on Nov 15, 2025 16:28 IST

    Bihar elections: Looking beyond the Mandal versus Kamandal paradigm

    Mandal endures because caste continues to be a material concern for millions of Indians, not because it’s an ideological project. (HT Photo)
    opinion
    Published on Nov 15, 2025 16:28 IST

    Trump and the BBC: Misreporting triggers a crisis

    The BBC should have admitted its mistake and apologised without being forced to do so after Trump called it out and threatened to sue the Corporation. (AFP)
    opinion
    Published on Nov 15, 2025 16:28 IST

    Never-ending wait for Bihar’s transformation

    Women remain underrepresented as legislators, organisational leaders and policy shapers. Bihar thus represents a distinctive feminist paradox — women as the infrastructure of political participation but rarely its architects. (@CEOBihar X/ANI)
    opinion
    Published on Nov 14, 2025 17:20 IST

    Bihar election verdict offers lessons for political princelings

    There’s a lesson in the results for Tejashwi, Rahul Gandhi and Mukesh Sahani. You can’t surface just before the elections to entice the voters with gimmicks and expect to sweep them off their feet. (AICC/ANI)
    opinion
    Published on Nov 14, 2025 17:20 IST

    Why India’s judiciary needs to defend free speech

    It is worth remembering that our courts are meant to function as courts of law, not courts of moral, or public opinion. (HT Archive)
    opinion
    Published on Nov 13, 2025 15:43 IST

    Air pollution in Delhi-NCR: The right way to talk about it

    When we start localising the problem, people begin to see themselves in the story and are more inclined to act. City-specific data, community health impacts, or neighbourhood stories make the air quality issue tangible. (ANI)
    opinion
    Published on Nov 13, 2025 15:43 IST

    Connecting the dots in the Red Fort car blast

    Terrorism cannot be created anew. It can only build on an existing divisive situation. Pakistan is a prime example. (ANI)
    opinion
    Updated on Nov 13, 2025 15:43 IST

    Lesson from past epidemics: The front lines of public health are not hospitals

    Ebola’s legacy reveals an uncomfortable truth: Environmental sustainability is not just conservation, it is disease prevention. (REUTERS)
    opinion
    Published on Nov 13, 2025 14:20 IST

    Coral depletion to epidemics: How environmental collapse fuelled Ebola outbreak

    A health worker watches a burial team with Ebola victims in Liberia. (Getty File)
    opinion
    Updated on Nov 13, 2025 10:04 IST

    2025 Booker Prize: Szalay’s fiction builds on the melancholy of Europe

    Some of the novels short-listed for this year’s Booker prize share this particular trait of exploring solitariness as an awareness of the body. (AP)
    opinion
    Published on Nov 12, 2025 15:27 IST
    Home / Opinion
    • mint-logo
    • HH-logo
    • mint-lounge
    • HT_Auto
    • httechlogowhite
    • ht-bangla
    • healthshots
    • OTT-icon
    • slurrp-icon
    • smartcast-logo
    • ht-kannada
    • ht-tamil
    • ht-telugu
    • ht-marathi
    • logo-fab-play
    • VCCircle_logo-white
    • TechCircle_logo_white
    • VCCEdge_logo_white
    • edge-insights-logo
    • shineLogo
    © 2026 HindustanTimes