Opinion - Page 214

At the 15th year of its inception, BRICS nations have the opportunity to collaborate with each other to ride over their unique challenges

We are definitely better off than the recently passed anti-abortion Texan law but there are still some glaring restrictions facing Indian women

Parents could strategically address the post-pandemic separation fears and anxiety that have magnified multifold among children; write Audrey-Ann...

Lack of vegetation, reduced soil moisture and lower surface albedo contribute to the potential for burn scars to fuel thunderstorms; writes William R...

Through mobilising defunct JFMCs, not just illicit timber trade was checked by providing sustainable livelihood options to locals, but also ecological...

The valiant protagonist of the 1915 rebellion against the British — Bagha Jatin — has been erased from public memory despite ample documentation...

The ruling dispensation is spearheading efforts to salvage the symbols of freedom struggle which had been neglected by the Congress

Low availability of water, coupled with livelihood prospect, remains a prominent reason for people from distressed regions migrating to Delhi

A greed-driven vaccine market, backed by rich countries’ frivolous rush for booster doses, has deprived poor countries of their share of jabs

Separating sex and gender in 2021 Census can produce meaningful data, forming the basis for policymaking around the ‘non-binary’ population; writes...

Now that US assistance has evaporated and international aid is largely shut off, what options does Afghanistan have?

Over the last few weeks, the world has been facing the wrath and fury of Mother Nature, battling unforeseen floods, unseasonal bouts of rain & snow,...