Opinion - Page 111

A heavy reliance on carbon offsetting helps companies shirk accountability for a majority of their emissions, reflected in their failure on the...

Rather than a sign of weakness, grief needs to be recognised as a disorder, and those going through it must be understood, not pitied or disdained

Owing to the impact of AI and automation, the employment landscape in India is undergoing a paradigmatic shift—prompting comprehensive reassessment of...

Through crowd funding and public participation, Rishav Gupta—a young IAS officer—has managed to establish smart digital classrooms in the remotest...

Instead of chasing the mirage of bringing water from 100-km away Cauvery, Bengaluru should invest in the protection of its local water systems

Amid rampant commercialisation, the environment in private schools—plagued by issues like inadequate facilities, tuition culture, and profit-driven...

Through government support and integration of AI, biometrics and cybersecurity advancements, India’s thriving private security sector can be scaled to...

The killing of Chinese nationals in a terror attack in Bisham has put considerable strain on China-Pakistan ties — necessitating enhanced security and...

Enough bad news and all that balderdash. Today, let’s be positive, even if it has to be borderline bolistic. After all, the ultimate goal in life is...

In the wake of glaring discrepancies between democratic ideals and current political practices, public intellectuals must engage in constructive...

The quest to reverse age strengthens, but what best results can we achieve ‘au naturel’?

For building child-centric agenda, political parties should organise consultations with children, parents and focused groups to increase trust and...