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Why India should lead Africa’s integration with the global economy The country’s approach to soft power is non-intrusive and based on partnership, which aligns well with the aspirations of African nations

Mint Explainer: India, China to hold 19th corps commander-level talks on August 14 The 18th round of talks, held in April, failed to resolve the border crisis that flared up in 2020

Mint Explainer: How the rise in global fertiliser prices will hit India’s subsidy bill It creates two problems for the Indian government – one political and one fiscal

Bridging hearts is as vital as ending curse of poverty Incidents in Manipur and Haryana serve as a wake-up call. No country can make its future great without first bridging the hearts of its citizens, no matter how deep its pockets are.

Let us retain structural neutrality on EC chiefs A bill that would reverse the Supreme Court’s neutral formula for top appointments to the Election Commission needs a rethink. The country must keep the process above reproach

How to govern the AI industry must be accorded high priority Our discussion must leap from vague anxiety to the details of how best to harness this technology

What happens when we’re exposed to stunning videos What was once extraordinary has become multifarious, vast and common, but not ordinary

Muddled incentives can muddy RBI’s monetary policy objectives Misaligned liquidity control levers and banks incentivized to write off loans can make it harder for RBI to achieve its goals

Greater vigil for signs of persisting food inflation The discourse has now shifted to the future trajectory of monetary policy, both globally and in India

Mint Explainer: The significance of India's quest for rare earth elements They are crucial to helping the country transition to clean energy and become a manufacturing hub for semiconductors and other electronics

Mint Explainer: How high is India’s national debt? It came in at 57.1% of GDP in FY23, up from 52.2% of GDP in FY14

Is China’s economic miracle nearing its end? The latest official data indicates that China’s once-unstoppable economy is losing momentum, but it’s premature to conclude that its economic miracle is close to ending

RBI’s emphasis on loan transparency is a relief Its cash reserve surprise is part of a broader effort to tame inflation and its framework for loans with floating rates should address customer dissonance over upward rate adjustments

What look like freebies are part of a welcome new social contract Governments are finally taking responsibility for social security and enablers of upward mobility

We should take a holistic look at transportation safety Right now we have different authorities for the safety of our rail, road, air and waterways. Let’s take a whole-of-government approach that would not get bogged down by turf overlaps.

Inflation as Banquo’s ghost: It’s back to haunt RBI’s policy panel Just when the central bank might have thought it had beaten back the inflation beast, it has returned, compelling action

Import licensing for e-devices wields neither carrot nor stick Using just incentives and tariffs would’ve kept uncertainty down

Mangroves offer a vital shield against climate change Mangrove forests not only act as barriers against natural disasters, they’re estimated to sequester 22.86 gigatonnes of CO2 globally, about half the yearly emissions of fossil fuels, land-use and industry.

Dial M for Kerala Kerala’s legislative assembly on Wednesday passed a resolution requesting the Central government to amend the name of the state

Rose by another name goes extinct Names can go extinct if there are no males left to carry them forward, according to mathematicians who have studied the propagation and possible extinction of family names.