Opinion - Page 173

As Bangladesh approaches general elections, the ruling party is banking on infrastructural and socio-economic achievements while the opposition is...

The ‘pee-gate’ scandal has highlighted the urge to impose stricter rules for flight passengers in order to fix their responsibilities alongside rights

The ongoing IWG meeting under India’s G20 presidency is a golden opportunity to promote the exclusive agenda of ‘financing cities of tomorrow’

The economy doesn’t seem to be on much of a visible bounce-back, but people in power are still claiming otherwise. Is redemption really around the...

The January 3 lethal attack on the officers of the Inter-Services Intelligence has once again exposed the fragility of Pakistan’s security apparatus

Tech-aided oral contracts can go a long way in protecting ill-educated unorganised workers from exploitation

The sinking hill town of Joshimath bears the brunt of ill-thought development and urbanisation

Driven by a La Niña event, exacerbated by urban development in areas prone to flooding and the impacts of climate change, the effects could be severe

The sinking of the Himalayan town shows we have completely lost the ability to plan while keeping in mind the ecological uniqueness of fragile areas

The evidence of existence of social institutions like ‘sreni’ and ‘samgha’ in ancient India substantiate the claim of the country being the ‘Mother of...

By simplifying the process, Karnataka has ensured seamless conversion of fair-price shops into banking correspondents — paving the way for widespread...

Thanks to power-driven politics, India, despite possessing immense resource potential, lags behind on the growth front — a trend that needs to be...