Opinion - Page 184

There are demands that the Conservatives go in for a general election as Sunak has become a Prime Minister without public support — he was voted to be...

Though the Green Revolution rice technologies have ensured the food security of 1.4 billion Indians, it proved ecologically disastrous with increased...

There are more than a few things adverse about this column, just because it is a besieged essay. We don’t know anymore what and who to praise, or why

Pakistan’s government should continue plugging the gaps in the financial system and should not be complacent after getting off the hook from the FATF...

The number of phishing scams increase in India but the grievance redressal remains negligent

While critics relate 97-year-old Mahathir’s quest for power in Malaysia to ‘greed’, he justifies it as a ‘struggle for religion, race and the nation’

Drop in overall infant mortality rate and the shrinking chasm between males and females in this regard presents a hopeful picture

Thugees, who find a mention in Indian folklore, represented a secret organisation adept at killing through strangulation with a piece of cloth

In its eight years of service, the BJP government in Haryana has ensured all-round development through good governance and transformative initiatives

Sandeshkhali Maa Saroda Women and Rural Welfare Society has been spearheading efforts to salvage the environment and serve the poor in Sundarbans

Comeback of Rishi Sunak at Downing Street puts him in the rich league of high- and low-profile prime ministers; how he fares will be closely watched

Apart from generating employment domestically, India’s handicraft sector can consolidate its niche in the global market; write Pawan Sain & Akanksha...