Editorial - Page 133

In a year full of tragedies, shocks and horrors, it is hard to say what was the most surprising of the many dark events that transpired but the...

In what has been called the Government's Diwali gift for millions of borrowers in the time of COVID-19, an interest waiver was announced for loans up...

Elections are both a starting point and defining point of any nation that claims to be a democracy. As such, the changing face of elections in the...

In the year 2019, air pollution globally contributed to 6.7 million deaths, making it the fourth-greatest cause for human death ahead of causes like...

The progress of human civilisation always comes with attached costs. The most basic of these costs is the change it brings to existing systems. While...

The thing about national pride projects is that it is always hard to judge their construction in a simple manner. On the one hand, they are a...

Signalling a coming together over the common threat of China, this week Japan and Vietnam agreed to strengthen economic and military ties. Among these...

A recently published paper in the journal 'Food Policy' has claimed that 76 per cent of Indians cannot afford a 'nutritional diet' based on available...

The landmark judgment passed this week by the SC is a long-overdue step in protecting women from violence and mistreatment in their marital homes....

Upholding a 2011 order by the Madras High Court on the Nilgiris elephant corridor, the Supreme Court this week affirmed the right of passage in favour...

Through the latest edition of its 'World Economic Outlook', the IMF has scaled back its projections regarding the loss of global economic output for...

In 2005, India started down a truly transformational path. At the end of a long struggle, the much-awaited, hotly debated and minutely scrutinised RTI...