Opinion - Page 231

Grief counselling for the bereaved, especially children, who have faced the loss of family to Covid-19 is the need of the hour

Unless appropriately efficacious vaccines are administered to the required proportion of the population, herd immunity remains a distant dream, and...

The pandemic robbed women's joy of childbirth and curtailed their social circle, inflicting a lasting impact on their mental health; write Darby Saxbe...

Resumption of India-EU BTIA is welcome but two separate agreements on trade and investment is rather complex

The mission is to upskill craftswomen from marginalised communities and make them micro-entrepreneurs

Vaccination, though effective, is not an infallible remedy — one can still test positive even after getting the jab

The economic downturn resulting from the second wave, and the mismanaged vaccination drive have left us with limited options

Commercialisation of the healthcare system is offering a breeding ground for black marketers and hoarders — a phenomenon that needs to be stalled...

We will overcome the pandemic and governments will act to do all they can to control the spread of the virus, I am sure of that. But at what human...

Restoration of bilateral ties between Pakistan and Saudi Arabia could bear interesting outcomes amid ongoing developments in Israel

The Pongchinsonla case points towards an urgency to educate masses on Article 371A and states’ customary laws; writes Sourjya Das

Amid the collapsed public health infrastructure, certain elements have found ways to garner undue advantage — often at the cost of people’s suffering