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From chanting unity to wielding division, we’ve mastered the art of tearing ourselves apart. Our nation, once proud of its patchwork, now risks tearing into patches as intolerance turns harmonious e
Fr. Gaurav Nair
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India's "Unity in Diversity," once symbolised by cultural harmony, exists now only in Modi's speeches. The latest sign of intolerance is the exclusion of minorities from the Mahakumbh. The government'
A. J. Philip
In the current scenario of rising violence against Christians in India, the Church's silence and complacency are deeply concerning. Its institutions repeatedly fail to adapt to modern challenges, negl
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Dr Suresh Mathew
When politicised or commercialised, religion becomes increasingly toxic. It prepares fertile grounds for fostering division, conflict, and suppression of critical thought. Prioritising spirituality, p
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Jacob Peenikaparambil
The eagerly anticipated Union Budget must prioritise child welfare, which is currently underfunded and poorly implemented. Despite the existence of schemes like Mission Vatsalya and POSHAN 2.0, inadeq
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Jaswant Kaur
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The Uttarayan festival celebrates diversity by vibrantly uniting various cultural aspects. Despite attempts at exclusivity, Indians want and need to embrace pluralism and harmony, akin to untethered k
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Cedric Prakash
The UGC Guidelines 2025 reflect the Union Government's agenda to centralise control and undermine academic autonomy and federalism. Empowering governors and corporations in university governance will
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Joseph Maliakan
The first Prime Minister of independent India, Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru, delivering an address to a special convocation of the University of Allahabad on December 13, 1947, said: "A university stands f
Narayana Guru was a humanitarian. He rejected the casteist tenets of Sanatana Dharma with his principle, "one caste, one religion, one God." His inclusive reforms, like temple access and education for
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Ram Puniyani
Every human being comes into this world empty-handed and will go from this world empty-handed. This is the TRUTH. When we were not allowed to bring anything to this world at the time of birth, we are
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M L Satyan
People in leadership often don't do any meaningful work. They fail to pay employees adequately and yet demand maximum output. This has led to fostering a toxic culture of indifference and greed that e
In Kerala, an 18-year-old girl endured five years of sexual abuse by 64 perpetrators. Such incidents could have been prevented if child protection, community vigilance, and support systems were in pla
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Like a petty thief, breaking into Saif's home and stabbing him is soon what you and I can expect if we allow ungoverned, unbridled, unrestricted poisonous talk to continue spilling unstopped from the
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Robert Clements
