Opinion - Page 183

A national framework for training and capacity building of legislators is the need of the hour, and technology can be used as leverage

Anger is an issue, managing it holds the key — takeaways from an indelible Oscars

With the demise of Madeleine Albright — the diplomat who engineered Indo-US relations after the Pokhran tests — the world has lost one of its finest...

Making the MCQ-based CUET mandatory for UG admissions will promote coaching culture and ignore comprehensive parameters of selecting candidates

Exemplary restoration of power supply in Odisha in the aftermath of super cyclone Yaas within a record time has no precedents

After achieving the challenging task of electrifying ‘willing households’ within a record time, the dedicated team now aims at universal...

Having already appropriated their share of carbon budget, industrialised nations need to desist from investing in LNG, and rather move towards...

In order to capitalise upon the full potential of PMBJP, India needs greater budgetary allocation, supply-side intervention and efficiency in...

Pakistan's increasing thaw with Russia has distanced it from the West — putting its foreign policy in shambles and hampering its economic prospects

Rich representation of women and other marginalised sections in local government in Bihar is a marker of refined socio-political consciousness in the...

Many in political circles have been criticising 'The Kashmir Files' because the film exposes their involvement in, or soft support to, the 'genocide'

The above header is a classic Indian rebuke, one that is intrinsic to Indians and oft inflames guttural sensibilities. It is hurtful, sure, yet it...