Analysis /Opinion
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When Patience Disappears, Personality Weakens
What our ancestors understood about limits, discipline and the art of waiting We are raising children in a world that…
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The Silent Tsunami: How Antimicrobial Resistance Is Redefining Global Healthcare
Modern medicine rests on a quiet assumption: when an infection takes hold, an effective drug exists to cure it. That…
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When Charity Becomes Show Business: Are We Helping the Poor or Selling an Image?
Charity is increasingly becoming a spectacle. What should be a quiet act of compassion is often turned into a public…
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The Decline of Sparrows
The house sparrow (Passer domesticus) is one of the most familiar birds associated with human settlements, yet its population has…
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Shillong on Edge: KSU’s Five-Point Fight Turns Into a Law-and-Order Crisis
From indigenous rights and job protection to migrant regulation and the Shree Cement hearing, the Khasi Students’ Union’s latest agitation…
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When Everyone Becomes an Expert, Who Remains a Professional?
Every day, we are surrounded by advertisements promising to teach us how to become an astrologer, tarot-card reader, numerologist, Vastu…
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Data Privacy and Social Media Moderation: Protecting Users Without Silencing Them
Social media has become an inseparable part of modern life. It connects people, spreads information and provides a powerful platform…
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UPI at 10: India’s Digital Payment Revolution and the Road to a Truly Inclusive Cashless Economy
A decade after its launch, the Unified Payments Interface (UPI) has evolved from a digital payment innovation into one of…
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Assam’s Annual Deluge: Why the Brahmaputra Keeps Flooding—and What It Will Take to Break the Cycle
Every year, as dark monsoon clouds gather over Northeast India, the people of Assam prepare for a familiar yet devastating…
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When Every Ride Hurts: Kolkata’s App-Cab Crisis Needs Urgent Reform
For millions of Kolkatans, app-based cabs are no longer a luxury—they are a necessity. Office-goers, students, senior citizens, women travelling…
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