Delhi Master Plan 2047 is forward-looking, allowing the capital to grow, barring a few areas. In a city bursting at its seams, it’s a pragmatic way to accommodate the burgeoning population. But just having 100-plus-floor buildings won’t do. Without bolstering infrastructure needed for growth, it’ll result in an urban mess.
India-Japan joint statement on defence cooperation opens a mine of opportunities
India-Japan joint statement on deeper defence cooperation, especially technology transfer and joint shipbuilding, opens a mine of opportunities. Both nations are natural partners, sharing same democratic values, strategic objectives and concerns. As the Indo-Pacific security environment becomes more challenging, Tokyo and New Delhi must turn this convergence into tangible capabilities.
Pakistan’s civilian democracy looks like a paper tiger after Asim Munir’s defence Act
Pakistan’s power equation is out in the open—everyone knows who pulls the strings. Asim Munir has tightened his grip through a new defence Act, gaining operational command, influence over military careers and a central role in national and nuclear security. Pakistan’s civilian democracy now looks like a paper tiger.
Sajjan Kumar’s death closes one chapter for anti-Sikh riots victims. Many are pending in court
1984 anti-Sikh riots convict Sajjan Kumar’s death closes one chapter for victims’ families. Many others have been waiting for a full closure for 40 years. Courts must dispose of the pending cases expeditiously. Haryana Congress leaders paying tribute to the former party MP is pathetic politics. Kumar deserved no mourning.