Topic: ThePrintYourTurn

An archaeological look at the Hindu-Jain architectural remains within Bharuch Jama Masjid and the debate over preserving historical layers.

As recurring exam paper leaks undermine public trust, the author argues that AI-driven question generation and secure digital delivery can make high-stakes examinations fairer, safer and more resilient.

India does not have an education crisis. It has something worse: an education racket pretending to be a national achievement.

Contaminated cough syrups exposed failures in manufacturing and oversight. Why are patients being asked to solve them?

What appears to be a dry definitional dispute is in reality a question of immense constitutional consequence: who gets the protection of labour law, and who does not?

A university becomes future-ready only when policy finds physical and digital spaces through which students can learn, research, perform, debate and grow.

Geopolitical conflicts, technological disruptions, regulatory activism, climate risks, cyber threats, and volatile capital markets have fundamentally altered the business landscape. In such an environment, the boardroom has moved from being a supervisory forum to a strategic nerve center.

Meanwhile, centrist and more balanced voices have consistently argued that India’s primary focus should be on the country’s most important challenge — the economy.

Bengal’s old elites had perfected moral condescension. The TMC presented itself as the defender of pluralism, but critics pointed to corruption, coercive localism and misgovernance.

In a fast-paced world where human attention has become a heavily traded commodity, we do not need to look forward for solutions. Instead, we can look back.