Tag: Times of India Voices

As politics and whims guide economics, a Trump-induced US recession looks likely Is America headed for a recession? What looked like a remote possibility at …

When covid lockdowns and (later) vaccine mandates were implemented, I initially thought that the experts were making a blunder. But within a couple of years, …

Every time I sneeze, I’m distrusted With every bout of cough, everyone is disgusted I’m subjected to exclusion, and otherization Everything is nothing but societal …

Two events in Mid-March underlined India’s growing significance in shaping the global order in a period of geopolitical uncertainties, severe economic competition bordering militant mercantilism, …

 “Call me a donkey but don’t call me a Hindu” was the situation when Dr Keshav Baliram Hedgewar formed Rashtriya Swayamsewak Sangh (RSS) in 1925. …

Comedian Robin Williams said, “Satire is not dead; it lives in the White House”, and America laughed. Comedian Kunal Kamra, in a show titled ‘Naya …

Time is the one resource we all receive in equal measure—24 hours a day. Yet, the way we experience time is anything but equal. The Time …

I watched the lunar eclipse through a piece of broken bottle I found a rich blue kite amidst some faded cranberry fields I strung some …

The crows have landed on someone’s grave With a rope and a black knapsack in their beak I think they have arrived to kidnap a …

Parliament recently passed the Immigration and Foreigners Bill, 2025. This bill will have far-reaching consequences in many ways. Union Home Minister Amit Shah, while speaking …