Opinion - Page 229

The confusion around Board exams laid bare the inefficacy of the current regulatory mechanism for school education — calling for a more professional...

Climate change has brought about calamities of an unprecedented scale which could be abated only with an equally resilient and vibrant societal...

Having braced the comic aspects of the follies and foibles of web-conferencing for such long, we now yearn for the old in-person meets

The daunting task of covering a wider population under health insurance could only be achieved by involving the private sector

The Labhya Foundation prepares marginalised children to put up a fight against poverty through social-emotional learning

As the world looks for post-Covid configuration, country-specific concerns would find reflection in the Asian discourse of restructuring the global...

The Van Dhan programme is bridging the livelihood gap by boosting entrepreneurship in tribal clusters through countrywide Van Dhan Vikas Kendra...

Exposing children as ‘warriors’ to board exams amid the deadly onslaught of the pandemic might prove to be a lost bet

Vanity projects have characterised the historical past but their relevance in the 21st Century amid the pandemic remains doubtful

Contrary to Pakistan's persistent denial, evident signs of US wooing the country to maintain a strategic hold over Afghanistan tell a different story

In the backdrop of insufficient piecemeal governance reform attempts of the past, the pandemic offers an opportune time for a more holistic framework

To keep pace with the pandemic-induced transformation in lifestyle the already unplanned urban settlements require imaginative upgradation