Opinion - Page 244

This is a battle that has raged on for 4,000 years, since the world’s first king ruled in Mesopotamia. But this first happened in India. And this is...

A fortnight ahead of the in-person Quad summit, the 2+2 minister-level meet between India and Australia hinged upon the core objectives of the...

It’s been 25 years since the introduction of the Women’s Reservation Bill but its future still hangs in the balance

The revenge instinct underlying the wounded Afghan-Pak realm reminds of Lord Mayo's assassination at the hands of a Pashtun — Sher Ali Afridi

The opposition needs to think out an alternate agenda — keeping masses at the centre — if BJP is to be outperformed in the 2024 elections

Through the efforts of a fabulous team, led by a railway engineer, India got its first domestically manufactured modern train, cheaper than imports

Rivers have a central role to play in building adaptation and climate resilience in the backdrop of frequented extreme weather events

Ironically, the frontline defenders of environment and land rights are losing their lives the world over; writes Shonit Nayan

India’s action on SDG 12, which emphasises sustainable consumption and production patterns, has been unsatisfactory; write Ria Khetan and Nand Lal...

Solarization of India's irrigation system — driven by PM-KUSUM — coincides with the growing demand for electricity consumption in the agricultural...

Augmenting the dwindling labour force participation rate for women requires strong political vision, alongside an economic perspective — rather than...

This is a flight of fancy. And we are going to need more than a little bit of conjuring to weather out this storm. We are at a crossroads and can but...