Opinion - Page 110

The amendments to India’s criminal laws have certain promising features and may undergo improvements, but their efficacy will be tested over time

They are inclined while reclined and everything that stands misaligned with their scheme of things they rudely decline. Welcome to our new media...

The apparent competition between the TTP and IS for asserting their dominance on Pakistani soil by carrying out ghastly terror attacks has imperilled...

The advent of the Arms Rule, 2016, marked a significant stride towards arms reforms in India, but more needs to be done for further streamlining

The ‘Barbie’ movie is a marketing success and the true winner is consumerism, not feminism

There is now no weather pattern for scientists to follow, and humans are exposed to nature’s dictates like never before

Since the abrogation of Article 370, the suppressed aspirations of the people of J&K and Ladakh have found an outlet — paving the way for...

As South Asia continues to grapple with crop residue burning, there is a need to remove constraints that limit the efficacy of existing technologies...

Through GIS-based decision-making, the Chhattisgarh government has been reviving rivulets in the forest areas to facilitate micro-irrigation...

Amidst perpetuating cases of child abuse despite the existence of specific laws, there is a need to formulate more stringent legislations and...

Preservation of ancient wisdom, sustainable practices, and spiritual enlightenment of Paddar Valley Buddhists is essential for the greater good of...

The doyen among Indian HAMs, Sriramamurthy Suri, in his book ‘The Untapped Potential of Ham Radio’ chronicles almost everything that one needs to know...