Opinion

Mental health laws need change

India's legislative framework for mental health care has changed significantly over the years, reflecting the country's growing acceptance of mental health and the rights of those who are struggling with mental health concerns.

On New Year 2027, could an Indian be the UN secretary-general?

Mr. Modi has invested a large amount of time and energy to travel the world, visiting a very wide array of countries across the globe. If he retains power, he could personally influence many of them to vote for an Indian nominee.

Four years of Ayodhya closure: Civil victory in court, and politics around it

A fair analysis of the Ayodhya judgment reveals that the Supreme Court delivered the judgment within the provisions of civil law and went out of its way to deliver justice.

Extradition of Hafiz Saeed test of Pakistan’s commitment to counter-terrorism

The extradition of Hafiz Saeed is a test of Pakistan's commitment to counter-terrorism, and its willingness to cooperate with India and the international community in bringing the perpetrators of the Mumbai attacks to justice.

Nina Singh’s appointment: Milestone for women’s empowerment

Singh's appointment is also a milestone for the representation and participation of women in the security sector, which has traditionally been a male-dominated and patriarchal domain.