Opinion - Page 156

Though a UN assessment describes the security situation in Cox’s Bazar to be ‘peaceful’, certain incidents show ARSA may still be active in the region

Despite repeated failure in commercial biofuel production with algae, investors have not given up hope

As an able administrator and a social reformer, Ishwar Chandra Vidyasagar materialised his pluralistic ideas on the ground, which should inspire the...

As 2024 draws closer, political parties are upping the electoral ante. In tandem, their voices are getting uproarious too, especially on the telly

Growing number of attacks by stray dogs is a menace in Kerala but it’s imperative to look at the stray dog issue from the prism of humaneness

At the SCO summit, Indian prime minister deftly demonstrated the country’s resolve to act glocally in collaboration with regional leaders

Before the Rohingya crisis becomes a regional threat, international community must wake up to the fact that the refugees need to be repatriated soon

At a time when the world is marred by conflicts, rallying up for peace — at individual and institutional levels — has become urgent

Shell firms cannot subsist on their own. They are the creation of a section of otherwise genuine business, looking for scopes to evade, without...

The Nabanna Abhiyan was apparently orchestrated to align with Bengal’s long continuing trend of political violence but the BJP might be missing the...

Pravir Krishna received the Nexus of Good Award for his successful effort towards transforming tribal lives through an alternative marketing approach...

Reintroduction of cheetahs in India is indeed a matter of joy but policymakers should brace for multiple challenges that lie ahead