Opinion - Page 168

Thanks to Indians’ obsession with gold, the country has been importing the metal in large quantities, leading to exorbitant price rise and trade...

By recognising its scientific roots and sensitising it among citizens, India can move away from consumerism to citizenship culture

The effort of a young IFS officer to transform a dump-yard in Shamsi Nagar into an eco-tourism circuit through a low-budget model is worth replicating

The roots of Indian democracy can be traced back to the Vedic period of ancient India, where a system of participatory governance existed

Ironically, the land from where Swami Sahajanand Saraswati spearheaded peasants’ struggle is grappling with agrarian distress and disproportionate...

It is high time that Bangladeshi intelligence agencies take a strict stand to stall the election-driven communal politics practised by nefarious...

The sacrifice made on February 21, 1952, signifies the vitality of mother tongue in preserving individual identity, group solidarity and ethnic...

Structural limitations notwithstanding, the UN tasted a fair share of success in the past, sparking a hope that through far-reaching changes, it still...

I watched this immortal movie for the nth time yesterday, only to bemoan all that I have not done in this life. What a total waste of what could have...

Through their creativity, innovative skills, and problem-solving approach, District Officers can transform the lives of people by facilitating good...

The call for statehood grows louder from Ladakh as protests draw our attention to long-pending issues

Lack of screening systems; inability to determine the source of exposure and lax implementation of safety norms compound the problem of lead poisoning