Continuous and close scrutiny by legislatures is central to improving governance in India. Increasing the number of working days for state...
- Continuous and close scrutiny by legislatures is central to improving governance in India. Increasing the number of working days for state legislatures is the first step to increasing their effectiveness, says Chakshu Roy in the Indian Expresson the abysmal rate of sittings in state assemblies.
- With institutions that teach young children computer coding fighting it out in the courts over the criticism on their method, Mandira Moodie in The Hindu asks an important question: are children being introduced to coding too early in life?
- A continued focus on land and property rights is important – these cross-cutting issues not only impact the growth of India’s economy but play an important role in the lives of all Indians, argue Aparajita Bharti and Bindushree D in the Hindustan Times in the context of the farmers’ protests.
- “It is not the economy that makes one worried for India,” writes Kiran Kumbhar in The India Forum. “It is the flattening of diversity, the undermining of education that gave mobility to so many, and the entire ‘banality of evil’ around us that makes me lose hope.”
- Decades have passed since his death. But MG Ramachandran’s legacy has endured the test of time in Tamil Nadu. In the run-up to the Tamil...
