Editorial - Page 64

Never do Indians tire patting their own back, for they make up a nation that is hailed for worshipping women. Ironically enough, the same women in...

India's successful endeavour towards reducing multidimensional poverty has been acknowledged by the findings of two recent reports — 'National...

With less than a year to go for general elections, the ruling coalition at the Centre and the united opposition have made their fighting approach...

On July 9, a man in Kerala, despite exercising aconsiderable degree of caution, lost Rs 40,000 to AI fraudster(s) who duped himthrough deepfake...

Just like life, sports embody change and are defined by a series of principles and never-changing rules. The present and past, both in sports and...

The United States is perhaps the most celebrated emerging strategic partner of India, and Russia is duly acknowledged as the most reliable traditional...

The latest data released by the National Statistical Office (NSO) last week revealed that Consumer Price Index (CPI) — or retail inflation — increased...

After touching a 60-year high on Thursday evening, the water levels of the Yamuna river have, fortunately, started to show signs of decline. While the...

With Turkey shedding its resistance, Sweden — a Nordic nation — is all set to become the 32nd member of the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO)....

The 50th Goods and Services Tax (GST) Council meeting, held on July 11, has offered two key takeaways that will have a significant impact on the...

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Following a sweltering summer, the much-awaited rains in northern India are now breaking records — claiming lives, inflicting pain, and taking a deep...