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Friends again, through trade: India-Canada ties see turnaround

India, Sept. 29 -- India's external relations are generally amicable with countries except its immediate neighbours with which it has had military conflicts in the past. On this count, the deteriorati... Read More


Friends again, through trade

India, Sept. 29 -- India's external relations are generally amicable with countries except its immediate neighbours with which it has had military conflicts in the past. On this count, the deteriorati... Read More


India needs to hold Boeing accountable

India, Sept. 29 -- On Sunday, Boeing acknowledged a software problem with its B737 MAX aircraft, thesame model that crashed twice in less than six months in October 2018 and March 2019, claiming all l... Read More


AI security needs to get much more robust

India, Sept. 28 -- When AI becomes the proverbial horse that bolts, the question is less about a door left unlatched than whether the stable itself is secure and what happens when it is not. Machine i... Read More


AI security needs to get much more robust

India, Sept. 28 -- When AI becomes the proverbial horse that bolts, the question is less about a door left unlatched than whether the stable itself is secure and what happens when it is not. Machine i... Read More


US can no longer ignore China's rise

India, Sept. 26 -- "So wrong! @BarackObama is hosting China's Xi Jinping today at the Pentagon with a full honor ceremony with music and cannons." That was Donald Trump, back in 2012. Irony has since ... Read More


SIR chaos calls for retooling the system

India, Sept. 25 -- If a third of all voters in a region's draft roll receive notices as part of the special intensive revision (SIR), it is alarming indeed. This is exactly what has happened in Delhi ... Read More


What the death at IIT-Bombay says

India, Sept. 25 -- There can be no debate over reservations in the Indian Institutes of Technology. Privilege is often the hand that tilts the scale, and it is usually invisible - so much so that many... Read More


FSSAI finally steps up on warning labels

India, Sept. 25 -- It took eight years, a colour-coded proposal that died without a whimper, and a Supreme Court ultimatum, but the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) has finally dec... Read More


Narrow off-ramp for US at UNGA

India, Sept. 25 -- Apart from creating legendary traffic snarls, the yearly United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) in New York rarely generates anything historic, owing to the growing irrelevance of o... Read More