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    The private sector can help address India’s urban flooding woes

    opinion
    Published on Oct 22, 2025 14:56 IST
    Effective implementation of technological solutions depends on accurate and granular monitoring of rainfall patterns, drainage flows, and ground saturation levels to assess the precise scale of intervention required. (AFP)

    Refugees in India: Rohingya case points to legal vacuum

    The Supreme Court must now examine questions that go beyond deportation. Is the principle of non-refoulement, even if not codified in Indian law, binding? Are Rohingya refugees entitled to protection under Articles 14 and 21 of the Indian Constitution? (HT Archive)
    opinion
    Published on Oct 22, 2025 14:56 IST

    Trade to trust: Rebuilding Canada–India partnership

    For Ottawa and New Delhi, an economic-security-focused partnership would lend ballast to a relationship long prone to episodic crises. (@narendramodi X/ANI)
    opinion
    Published on Oct 21, 2025 15:10 IST

    Immigration in USA: Trump’s empty boast around H-1B visa fee

    The pandemic proved innovation no longer needs a US address. India’s digital economy has reached critical mass. (Shutterstock)
    opinion
    Updated on Oct 21, 2025 15:10 IST

    Electronic evidence on trial: It’s time for some clarity from the courts

    Clear and authoritative guidance from the Supreme Court is essential, not only to settle the law but also to strengthen the efficiency and credibility of India’s justice delivery system. (HT Archive)
    opinion
    Published on Oct 21, 2025 15:10 IST

    Case for clean energy in emerging AI world

    At 10 prompts a person daily, AI would consume 5.6 TWh a year, about 0.3% of India’s current generation. If that usage climbs to 100 prompts a day, it would rise to 55.9 TWh, roughly 3% of national power. (REUTERS)
    opinion
    Published on Oct 20, 2025 12:59 IST

    India-US ties: Building bridges of trade, talent

    Both governments understand that short-term turbulence should not derail long-term convergence. Institutions on both sides are working to insulate defence, technology, and space cooperation from tariff-driven politics. (HT Archive)
    opinion
    Published on Oct 20, 2025 12:59 IST

    Infrastructure in India: the path needed to take to decongest its roads

    Vehicle ownership growth only compounds the problem. By 2024, India had nearly 260 million two-wheelers and 50 million cars. (HT Photo)
    opinion
    Published on Oct 20, 2025 12:59 IST

    Mind The Gap: The keepers of memory

    Cooking for my firefly
    opinion
    Published on Oct 20, 2025 01:30 IST

    Making community service under the BNS effective

    Experimentation by judges in awarding community service for punitive purposes may not be rooted in correctional principles. Recent court orders on community service are testimony to this trend.
    opinion
    Published on Oct 19, 2025 14:46 IST

    Rediscovering the moral code of Indian festivals

    Dhanteras was considered a day of health and well-being. But now it has been reduced to a day of purchases. (HT Photo)
    opinion
    Published on Oct 19, 2025 14:45 IST

    Diwali gift to oneself, a new deal with money

    A new relationship with money will mean doing the work to set up a clean, efficient, and simple money system. (HT Archive)
    opinion
    Published on Oct 19, 2025 14:45 IST

    Instagram and the paradox of illusory truth

    On social media visual feeds, what is repressed gets revealed in the very act of repression (REUTERS)
    opinion
    Updated on Oct 19, 2025 07:19 IST

    The Bihar narrative, between the decades

    We did the best job in the country of preserving the British Raj. (Shutterstock)
    opinion
    Published on Oct 18, 2025 16:26 IST

    The ugly Indian and other stories of racism

    Watch the difference in the behaviour of a Delhi shopkeeper to an African and an Englishman. He will treat the former with disdain while fawning over the latter. (HT Archive)
    opinion
    Published on Oct 18, 2025 16:26 IST

    Rape and victim-blaming cues from leaders, judges

    This is not the first time Banerjee has jumped in with her own theories about individual rape cases. In 2012, “fabricated” was the word she used to describe the rape of the “Park Street victim”, as media called her. (ANI)
    opinion
    Published on Oct 18, 2025 16:26 IST

    Pakistan army, Pasni port, and a sell-out to America

    The truth is that Pakistan has never been able to get around to building infrastructure like roads and railways to optimise this port. It is only now that there is a tentative agreement on a project backed by multiple funders to revive this. (PTI)
    opinion
    Published on Oct 18, 2025 16:26 IST

    Mamata Banerjee on Durgapur gangrape: politicians must be sensitive

    Our leaders seem to believe that women can be handed some money and a gas connection, and they can be expected to stay contented. (HT Archive)
    opinion
    Published on Oct 17, 2025 15:39 IST

    Higher education in India: how great institutions power great nations

    Institutions are not just systems or structures: they are catalysts for dreams and launchpads for human potential. (HT Archive)
    opinion
    Published on Oct 17, 2025 15:39 IST

    India must engage with the Taliban, but do it cautiously

    We (India) will need to reopen our doors on visas, medical infrastructure, and education, as well as provide assistance in rebuilding Afghanistan. (AFP)
    opinion
    Published on Oct 17, 2025 15:39 IST

    Securing a happy Diwali for farmers amid climate crisis

    The climate crisis is disrupting the cropping and harvesting cycles that culminates in the celebrations. Unpredictable monsoons, delayed sowing, erratic rainfall, and untimely floods or droughts have shifted the timing and success of harvests. (AP)
    opinion
    Published on Oct 16, 2025 15:01 IST

    Higher education in India: policies perpetuating a paper mill

    The emphasis of the fourth year of graduation is research. Students must publish findings in refereed journals. (HT Archive)
    opinion
    Published on Oct 16, 2025 15:01 IST

    Economics Nobel 2025: Why some nations achieve prosperity

    Growth flourishes where curiosity meets opportunity — in small towns, local enterprises and state universities. (Bloomberg)
    opinion
    Updated on Oct 16, 2025 15:01 IST

    World Food Day 2025: Building a hunger-free world and society

    We must ensure that the one-billion-plus people working in the agrifood systems that feed us all have the resilience to withstand, and overcome, the risks they constantly face. (AP)
    opinion
    Published on Oct 16, 2025 09:44 IST

    Where have all the elephants gone?

    The Centre informed the Lok Sabha in 2024 that the India’s pachyderm population, as per a synchronised estimation, was 29,964 (HT Archive)
    opinion
    Published on Oct 15, 2025 15:19 IST

    How multiculturalism shapes Aussie identity

    Today, Indians make up the fastest-growing and second-largest group of migrants to Australia. Indians were also amongst the very first migrants to Australia. (Getty Images)
    opinion
    Published on Oct 15, 2025 15:19 IST

    In Bihar, a quiet resurgence that can redefine the future

    The old Nalanda was where India led the world. (HT Photo)
    opinion
    Published on Oct 15, 2025 15:19 IST

    Gaza Peace plan: The summit that staunched bloodshed in West Asia

    The history of Gaza is a cautionary tale of unfulfilled promises. After the 2014 war, less than 27% of pledged aid was disbursed within six months. (AP)
    opinion
    Published on Oct 15, 2025 15:19 IST

    The Taste by Vir Sanghvi: Michelin keys awarded to India's Taj Hotels

    Michelin has awarded three keys to Taj Hotels, Falaknuma and Lake Palace for their excellence in hospitality.
    opinion
    Updated on Oct 15, 2025 09:21 IST

    After turmoil, time for a Sixth Republic in France

    The Fifth Republic did not quite anticipate a situation where a President could be legitimately elected for a period of five years, but the parliament was not necessarily won by his political formation. (AFP)
    opinion
    Published on Oct 14, 2025 15:30 IST
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