Opinion - Page 153

Given the poor state of food security in India, there is a need for the government and the people to work collectively

While sarsanghchalak’s Vijaya Dashami address inspired swayamsevaks to continue their services towards the nation, it also irked some who defy the...

Policy blocks and poor vision have held up 5G in India, while China’s breakthroughs are helping to set global standards

Formation of districts leads to infrastructural development and employment generation — but has operational costs too

Small patches of the Amazon and northern forests might transition to a savannah-like state, bypassing a more catastrophic dieback across the whole...

Project RAIL, initiated by young IAS officers, helped Koderma ace the board results by facilitating practice-based, two-way learning in govt. schools

Already endangered, Gangetic Dolphins are facing an existential threat on account of unchecked building of barrages, steamer traffic, fishing, water...

Since Climate Change has been predominantly caused by rich nations, poor countries may demand compensation through “loss and damage” mechanism at...

The valiant protest by Iranian women may not topple the dictatorial regime or reverse regressive policies, but has tremendously unsettled the top...

It may be too early to compare the efficacy of still-evolving NITI Aayog vis-à-vis Planning Commission; the new body has the potential to emerge...

The ban on PFI is a severe blow to vested interests, and will help curb the rising menace of communal radicalisation in the country

Lest the headline bothers you, think of those we have beguiled. We promised those with slippers that they shall fly. They have; out of home and...