Delhi’s war on cars misses the point
Starting July 1, Delhi residents’ cars could be turned away at the fuel pump, not for unpaid dues, but for driving a car deemed “too old.”
Starting July 1, Delhi residents’ cars could be turned away at the fuel pump, not for unpaid dues, but for driving a car deemed “too old.”
India’s industrial growth, long considered a key gauge of the country’s economic vitality, has begun to show signs of a worrying deceleration.
A searing heat-wave has descended upon Europe with a vengeance ~ and well before its usual time. Wildfires in Turkey have forced over 50,000 people to flee their homes, while France, Spain, Italy, Germany, and even the typically temperate Netherlands are under weather warnings.
The Arabic word “Ummah” could be translated as “nation”, though it broadly represents a grouping of people who are united by Islamic faith, values, and purpose.
Five years have passed since the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020 was unveiled, a document that intends to reshape India’s education system over a 15-20 year horizon.
As India and the United States inch closer to a possible trade agreement before the July 9 deadline, the stakes for both nations ~ and indeed the global economic order ~ are unmistakably high.
India's overflowing grain reserves paint a curious picture of abundance amid structural inefficiency.
On every World Environment Day, India stirs to a harsh reality ~ its towering Himalayan peaks, once-pristine rivers, and meticulously planned cities are drowning in plastic waste.
The Middle East is undergoing a realignment of power. With Israel’s attack on Iranian nuclear sites and the assassination of at least two of Iran’s senior security officials, Benjamin Netanyahu is showing his willingness to go it alone and ignore pressure from the Trump administration.
The government’s recent proposal to fix the lower limit of air conditioner temperatures at 20℃ for new units has ignited an unusual debate in India ~ between environmental responsibility and personal freedom.