Fragmented climate responses won’t work
For much of the past three decades, climate change occupied a distinct corner of public policy.
For much of the past three decades, climate change occupied a distinct corner of public policy.
Pakistan has, throughout its history, been desperate to create an identity for itself. Its history books have been modified every time a dictator has assumed power.
Spain’s triumph at the 2026 World Cup was more than the recovery of a crown last won in 2010.
India’s maritime ambitions cannot be measured by a ceremonial warship commissioning or ambitious infrastructure announcements alone.
Every farmer’s grievance/ crop failure is a wound the nation must feel. The ongoing review of Paraquat Dichloride and Glyphosate, prompted by the reports of severe poisoning in Telangana, deserves both compassion and clear and rational scientific reasoning.
Political history is too important to be left either to political memory or to political mythology. Its first obligation is historical explanation.
The question is no longer whether India needs these lessons, but whether it is prepared to adopt them at the scale and speed that climate change demands.
The disappearance of Satluj from an Indian streaming platform within days of its release is about far more than the fate of a single film.
The formation of a new government in West Bengal offers a historic opportunity not only for administrative reform but also for environmental renewal.
A nation’s bookshelves often reveal more about its future than its election slogans. What people choose to read reflects not only their interests but also their anxieties, ambitions and sense of identity.
