Opinion - Page 128

The reports of collaborative functioning between the armed forces of Bangladesh and Myanmar at refugee camps could further invigorate the politicised...

As long as there has been one God, the world has been exploiting and killing in his name for eons. Many did it for power, others for land and some...

If the INC manages to sharpen its political strategy and garner the support of regional parties, it can pose challenge to the BJP in general elections

The Supreme Court may have refused a public interest litigation (PIL) on period leave but organizations can still implement inclusive policies for...

The move to foist a GI tag on Mandu’s baobab tree is part of a drive to push up the GI tally which does not benefit local communities

In the wake of cross-border climate change litigations flooding the domestic and transnational courts, the role of judiciary has acquired centre-stage...

As the 93rd anniversary period of Salt Satyagraha concludes, there’s a lot to draw from Gandhian principles to reinvent religious discourse towards...

Through minimal-cost Poshan Clubs, Deputy Commissioner Varnali Deka triggered behavioural changes on nutrition, fitness and hygiene among students in...

While the perception of ‘white’ being beautiful draws its legitimacy from age-old Western dominance, in effect, the black complexion carries much...

Considering the welfare significance of the Old Pension Scheme, governments should shoulder the financial liability of reviving it while cutting costs...

We really do. People who can take tough calls for the nation’s well-being, but are still soft enough inside to do justice to humbler and softer...

Addressal of security concerns arising out of the resurgence of separatist elements, both within and outside India, must be accorded high priority