Opinion - Page 187

It may be the best time for women entrepreneurs in India and while rewards are rich several challenges persist

While conflicts between nations may be inevitable, deliberate violation of human rights against civilians is not just avoidable but also criminal

India’s refrain from signing Global Methane Pledge at CoP26 was a welcome step but withdrawal of subsidies for biogas digesters may require...

History shows that sanctions have persistently failed as punitive action, therefore, international community should stick to diplomatic solutions to...

Indian education system has already faced a colossal loss during pandemic years, further damage will have to be prevented through viable solutions

In meeting its objective of driving tribal development through market support for tribal products, team TRIFED overcame daunting challenges through...

Hypocrisy and hegemonic control of global superpowers has once again exposed the inadequacies of the United Nations in preventing war and bloodbath

Large areas of forest are missing from India’s latest green cover assessment. Does this land exist? Is it encroached upon? Or is it just degraded?

As India has trade and diasporic relations with both Russia and Ukraine, the escalating war can negatively impact common masses

Being proximate to people, civil society organisations can play supplementary role in mitigating disaster impacts and facilitating relief and rescue...

Let’s talk happy things, for a change. As I found in my cats, who are all meow. And my dogs, who are bhow. Yes, they are back. But what about my...

Though there is some letup in violent crimes in Cox’s Bazar area, Bangladeshi security agencies shouldn’t let their guards down