Opinion - Page 158

Bengaluru floods should draw our attention towards the tragic story of loss of waterbodies in almost all Indian cities. But will it?

Distribution companies in India have long been known as loss-making entities

By addressing miscommunication, the undivided stand of Centre and West Bengal government can be harnessed to resolve the Teesta issue; writes Jayanta...

Foiled attempts of an IS terrorist to attack an Indian politician from the Russian soil is a wake-up call for both the countries

The times are changing. Our luscious hills and mountains are hitting back, hard. It’s time to introspect and act, lest we destroy what we grew up with

Contrary to Centre's failure in addressing farmers' issues, Telangana CM is spearheading a relentless campaign to embolden the community; writes...

Meditation and self-realisation programmes are laudable but prisoners need parallel livelihood opportunities to progress towards reformation

Existence of Jaish-e-Mohammad and Lashkar-e-Taiba in Afghanistan indicates that the country is on its way to re-emerge as a hotbed of terrorism

With her transition to modernity, Shillong has partly lost the quaint charm and exuberance inherent in its lakes, bridges, hotels, clubs, libraries...

Elder’s Club was given the Nexus of Good Award for adding colour to the monotonous and forlorn lives of senior citizens in Jamtara District

Best practices reveal that proper waste management can solve the twin problems of rising pollution and resource crunch; write Pawan Sain & Akanksha...

The time is ripe for India to initiate bilateral talks with Pakistan, but will the ‘Hindutva’ restraint allow Modi to proceed and succeed?; writes...