opinion

Are software engineers losing skills? Rise of ‘vibe coders’ vs programmers

Hardik Ruparel, a software engineer specializing in cloud and distributed systems, hybrid cloud, and multi-cloud architectures, examines why AI-driven “vibe coding” is reshaping engineering rigor, team culture, and long-term software reliability.

The classroom became their coffin: How many more children must die before the world says enough?

‘We survived by sheer luck’: Kashmir family’s harrowing escape as mortar shell strikes just meters from home

FICCI - GRMI MODEL RISK CODE

When the state fails, the nation must act: Protecting innocents amidst West Bengal’s communal violence

Breaking the myth: Do only busy parents send their kids to boarding schools?

Peter Willet, Deputy Head – Pastoral at Shrewsbury International School India.

The Ukrainian conflict: A catalyst for global geopolitical realignment

The Perils of inclusivity without boundaries: A historical and contemporary examination

Ryan Baidya, Ph.D., MBA, Takshila Foundation, San Jose, USA, explores the balance between inclusivity and exclusivity in Sanatana Dharma. While Hinduism embraces diversity and coexistence, conversion-based religions often seek expansion through exclusivity. This openness, though enriching, also poses risks. True inclusivity must uphold dharma while guarding against adharma to preserve cultural and spiritual integrity.

Need for intuition in business education

Dr. Rajesh K Pillania, Professor, Management Development Institute, Gurgaon: Bridging Logic and Instinct in Business Education – While reasoning is crucial, intuition is a powerful skill that enhances decision-making in complex environments.

Let's Celebrate In-Competencies and Psychofencies – A Satire

Dr Rajesh K Pillania, Professor, Management Development Institute, Gurgaon – A humorous take on why incompetence and sycophancy aren’t openly taught, rewarded, and celebrated!