In Retrospect - Page 2

As more than 2 billion voters across 50 countries head to the polls against a backdrop of unforeseen, novel challenges alongside known threats,...

Detained in London’s Belmarsh Prison under the threat of extradition to the US, Julian Assange’s national security case transcends the trials of a...

As authorities prep up to give Ayodhya a quick makeover before the inauguration of the Ram temple, a cultural renaissance seems imminent, thrusting...

In recent months, more and more users of the latest version of ChatGPT have complained that the chatbot refuses to comply with instructions, does not...

In today’s time and age, the top-ranking women from each branch of the military from across the world have many stories of adversity and struggle to...

Five higher-income countries — the United Kingdom, France, Iceland, Norway and Switzerland record the greatest increases in the number of children...

The voluminous data released by the National Crime Records Bureau, if subjected to a detailed micro-level analysis, can yield useful insights for...

With COVID-19 being the first pandemic in the post-genomic era, advancements in the related field contributed significantly to scientific...

The Uttarakhand tunnel collapse is just one of the many cases that brings to light the need to reform our lifestyle, give up on comfort and things for...

With winter chill descending upon Delhi, the city again finds itself battling with compromised air quality, evidenced by smog-covered skylines, and...

Wars continue, and so does unhealed psychological trauma for children. Subjected to ‘toxic stress’, a condition triggered by extreme periods of...

Anyone operating in the digital world will know that you open yourself up to vulnerability simply by opening an Internet browser. As cyber security...