Opinion - Page 178

Forebodings preceding the departure of divine souls can’t be merely coincidental; perhaps those are signposts along the larger journey beyond earthly...

Indian PM’s France visit will reiterate the special bond between the two countries, which was shaped under the illuminating influence of Sri Aurobindo

Over half of the electricity demand during heatwave months can be attributed to need for space cooling at offices, shops and homes

An uptick in formal credit is essential for inclusive growth of the nation but the CIBIL report doesn’t present encouraging signs

UBA 2.0 is a progressive step towards linking higher education with society — bringing change through community participation by utilising best...

Taking lessons from France's tactical surrender to Nazi Germany during the WW-II, Ukraine should consider similar action to avoid further destruction

I was casually watching TV last week and chanced upon a documentary series being anchored by Barack Obama. Can any of our Indian leaders counter this?

Uncontrolled killings of minorities in Afghanistan demonstrate the weakness of the Taliban

Even as it will complete 125 years of its inception on May 1, RKM relentlessly continues to serve distressed people along Vivekananda’s philosophy

Even as the world opens up, the need for hybrid and flexible workplaces to continue remains true, especially for women

The link between heat and mental health is being exacerbated by climate change

Looking through the lens of social realities, rather than just in economic terms, revival of old pension scheme appears to be a viable proposition