Opinion - Page 193

While redefining navigation in India and beyond is the prime objective of GPS-Aided GEO Augmented Navigation, it will also boost other sectors

As countries reconcile their energy supply options with climate change, will they reinvent the fossil fuel-based system or reinvest in it?

Mahathir Mohamad still holds sway over Malaysian politics, as reflected by his successful bid to jail two of his erstwhile protégés; writes Asif Ullah...

Apart from exposing humans to health hazards, Twin tower demolition will cripple vegetation and force animals to eviction; write Shourabh Gupta &...

Sometimes, players change the rules midway to win the game. That is not cause for worry; what is deadly is their intrinsic agenda and the true intent

Since persistent terror blasts in Afghanistan have global implications, the ruling Taliban can seek intelligence-based cooperation from India and the...

Private tuitions, despite several shortcomings and fallouts, hold value for India’s knowledge economy, labour market and students’ careers; and can’t...

Bilkis Bano’s rapists have been released in a sickening travesty of justice and human decency

A pattern familiar to Covid-19 is emerging in the battle against monkeypox, with the US and Europe grabbing scarce vaccine supplies

Existence of powerful pro-Israel and -Arab lobbies in the US, coupled with pandemic and war effects, blocks Biden Administration from reviving the...

Humana People to People has been on a spirited mission for nearly two decades to bring left-out children back into the fold of education

Through ODOP and OTOP schemes, the UP government is making trailblazing efforts to utilise the uniqueness of products its districts have to offer