Our national discourse is stuck in a container with thick curtains to block any rays of reality.

The solution, in the end, comes from not another long march. Instead the solutions will come from better planning.

We need more champions of education, of literacy, of rational discourse and respectful debate.

In this radiance of political spotlight, one can easily believe somehow, we have resolved our most pressing challenges

The social determinants of innovation and its impact are often even more important than the innovations themselves.

Emphasising access to education may give IDPs a reason to trust those who have disappointed them for a long time.

The problem is not that we do not have the data; the real problem is we are not interested in doing anything about it.

Support for teaching innovation from universities, incentive to innovate in approach, use new tools, are non-existent.

Its our choice, after all, to focus either on the signal or the noise.

Government needs to create robust structures to ensure that our gains in battle are not lost by petty decisions.