Opinion - Page 188

The steep hike in the prices of crude oil as an implication of Russia-Ukraine conflict could make things worse for the common masses

It’s a constant challenge to fight off unnecessary messages after work hours with WFH even as a call to restrict work to business hours gains...

The cost of mitigating climate change can’t be boiled down to one right number, despite some economists’ best attempts

Rather than labelling groundwater use as an ‘evil’ there is a need to recognise the potential of automation and technology in achieving sustainability

Changlang district administration in Arunachal Pradesh converged a range of government schemes to give a new lease of life to ameliorated anganwadis

As Maharashtra government turns its focus towards phasing down non-compliant coal-fired power facilities, huge challenges lie ahead

The landscape of UP politics is marred by obsolete discourse around caste and religion, which needs to be replaced with issues affecting people's life

Submitting to the relentless campaign of Jana Sangh, Nehru shed his 14-year long procrastination in 1961 to liberate Goa and ‘complete India’s...

India’s proposed framework for tackling plastic pollution doesn’t take legally-binding approach and ignores land-based sources of pollution

Jharkhand government stands a great chance to strengthen its banking sector through the upcoming budget, which can boost development in the state

Religious intolerance and resultant terror are on the rise in Pakistan due to the dominating influence of certain groups on the government

The woeful and sordid rhetoric that we are being subjected to by our once tall leaders in India’s five election-laden states reminds me of very dark,...