Guest Column

Five leading experts spell out some of the ways India ride out the tariff tsunami

India needs to strengthen trade relations with countries other than the United States on the basis of multilaterally agreed rules while dealing bilaterally with America itself

India should seize the 90-day pause to explore how it can take advantage of realigned trade rules and emerging technologies to reinvent its economic trajectory

Industry must forgo protectionist armour and work toward being competitive. It must do so with the help of the government as well as through a partnership approach

Play nice like the bird, take small steps. Concentrate on near-term dealmaking with the US, but tariff arbitrage can't revive manufacturing. Only systemic reform can

Civilisations do not forget. And they do not foolishly honour their tormentors.

It is time the discipline of history is left to the historians and not dictated by narrow-minded politicians with a worm's eye view of the world

The progressive attitudes towards sexuality that exist among the vast majority of young Indians today survive within a bubble of privilege

For sex desire to translate into sex demand, sexual awkwardness has to be navigated first

New British PM Liz Truss is no stranger to India. As trade secretary, she headed the talks on tariff concessions. It's a robust partnership

All our exams, even if they start off with pious intentions, end up descending into mechanistic chores

Brook (1925-2022), gives us a magnificent theatre of contradictions: a renegade who was what he rebelled against

India will have to continue helping Sri Lankans now. Ours must be a drive to win people's hearts

The Indian Constitution, which had stood the test of time until now, is being destroyed by the very people who have sworn to uphold and protect it

It's easy to link communal flare-ups with the BJP's so-called strategy of polarising voters, but that would lead to flawed conclusions and, consequently, wrong solutions