Opinion - Page 183

Both New Delhi and Beijing avoid calling out each other explicitly on public fora but their reasons to do so are entirely different

Netanyahu’s comeback with support of anti-Arab forces will ensure political stability in Israel but leave the country in splits on values of democracy...

The October 29 lethal explosion in Mogadishu has rung an alarm bell, urging Africa to collaborate with India and others against rising terrorism

With all due respect to Bryan Adams, hear this—the only good things about that summer were that I was born and some very precarious roads were built

Yet another bridge collapse shocks the nation showing no lessons have been learnt from the past

Given its murky track record, it’ll be a Herculean task for the Pakistan’s military to extricate itself from allegations of staging assassination...

India’s success in adopting digital payment system has been phenomenal but more needs to be done to reach the bottom of the pyramid

Despite having a well-structured disaster-management system, India is failing persistently in its prevention and mitigation efforts; it can learn from...

At COP27, loss and damage must not be pushed away with another puny promise of a fund that never materialises

Pioneered by a mother-daughter duo, DOBARA is helping the elderly live with joy and dignity by ensuring a sense of belongingness and purpose in them

Consumption of bottled mineral water is detrimental to metabolic health and has huge ecological and economic costs

Politics was so deeply entrenched in the social life of West Bengal that even personal decisions like marriage could not escape its ambit