Category: General Interest
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Longer the Virus Stay, Wider the Gender Divide
The adverse impact of the pandemic is threatening gender –regressive effects if immediate steps are not taken to counter it. Its implications are far wider than was initially perceived.
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Rti’s Sweet Sixteen Moment
Though the Right to Information Act has had a good run so far, its future as a citizen’s tool to question the state, must be jealously guarded.
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Iconic Hero in Irons—the Downfall of Paul Rusesabagina
With subterfuge, the celebrity Good Samaritan was lured back and thrown into prison. While Rwandan security czars may have reasons to gloat over this coup, it also exposes the authoritarian rule under Paul Kagame’s watch.
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The Health Silk Road – a Band-aid Solution?
By leveraging the BRI infrastructure for its health outreach, China has the power to negate its besmirched ‘Wuhan virus’ status. However, it must first iron out its supply chain lacunae and avoid overburdening debt-ridden countries
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How to Bounce Back from Disruption in Supply Chains
Companies need to adopt resilient, responsive, and flexible approaches to supply chain management to field a fast-approaching calamity
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Surviving and Thriving in the Pandemic
How the right decisions and rapid responses can help a company emerge unscathed from the pandemic
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Do You Want to Be a Hero?
Jim Rice’s advice to become “Heroes of the Pandemic” can help achieve much-needed resilience in supply chains.
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Rebrand, Revitalise, Regenerate for a “New Congress”
The “grand old party” needs to deeply introspect and look beyond the “first family” for revival as a national party of political relevance
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The King Is Dead, Long Live the King! -Part 3
If a new world order is in the making, what are the course corrections it should take?
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The King Is Dead, Long Live the King! -Part 2
If a new world order is in the making, what are the course corrections it should take?