Opinion - Page 218

In our 75th year of Independence, our goal remains to elevate our masses from poverty

As Aurobindo Ghosh evolved from a revolutionary popularizing 'boycott' to a spiritual leader focusing on the unity of mankind, nationalism remained...

India’s late realisation on the need to talk with the Taliban has created a mess for the country; writes Simran Sodhi

The latest IPCC report confirms that we can no longer lose time in prevarication or in finding new excuses not to act, including empty promises of net...

Supply of sanitary pads to menstruating women has been ensured through untiring efforts of individuals and organisations in the background of...

COVID-19-induced social-distancing norms can medicalise the process of maintaining purity; write Kalpita Bhar Paul & Soumyajit Bhar

Several caste groups have tried to claim Neeraj Chopra as their own ever since he won the gold medal; the cancer of caste is alive and kicking

India’s richly decorated tribal arts need promotional efforts to feed the growing demand

Tony Abbott’s two-day sojourn could provide depth and diversity to the already deepening India-Australia economic ties, and offer new hope for CECA

Tunisia's nascent tryst with democracy, which shines exemplarily in the North African region, is at risk of faltering as the President usurps...

Pakistani media’s unfounded claim that India is trying to derail CPEC and affect Sino-Pak ties is apparently a blueprint created by security agencies

E-RUPI voucher could potentially be used as an alternative to DBT but the prospect is limited by mobile phone access in the country