Opinion - Page 147

India, which still banks on its age-old idea of global fraternity, has an onerous task of taking conflicting nations on board in the next G20 summit

Digitally smart and climate-conscious India can leverage its G20 presidency to establish consensus in a world divided by multiple crises; write Pawan...

Through over-simplistic magnification of ‘hunger’, GHI misdirects policy focus away from tackling ‘lack of dietary diversity’; write Harshpal Singh...

Nexus of Good awardee Climate Change connects students with the realities of the most pertinent threat of this age and hones their problem-solving...

Al Rihla has aerodynamic characteristics very similar to its two predecessors, and if anything, may even move a bit faster at lower speeds

India is overwhelmed with the agreement on creation of loss and damage fund but remains wary of inclusion of agriculture in climate mitigation

From merely five medical colleges prior to its formation, Telangana has come a long way in establishing one in each district of the state

Climate change-induced disasters are creating a new dynamic of migration that will not be limited to a country's borders

Developed nations at COP27, in the Egyptian town of Sharm el-Sheikh, gave in to the rigorous demands of loss and damage fund, put forth by developing...

November 13 blast in Istiklal is reflective of Tukey’s long tryst with terror which, if not reversed, will spell disaster for Erdogan’s ambitions

‘Big-tech’ is getting smaller as a brutally cold winter sets in for the technology industry worldwide. Over 130,000 people have lost their jobs this...

Despite facing legal hurdles, UP CM has managed to lift the distressed Vantangias out of penury and ensured their access to long-denied basic rights