Opinion - Page 26

Empathy, an essential attribute of leadership in most professions, becomes even more vital in the medical field as it entails very basic human...

Gaza has turned into a graveyard of childhood wherein children are suffering the brutal cost of a war they never chose

The Punarvartan initiative in Maharashtra has transformed the ritual of idol immersion into a zero-waste, community-led practice that preserves...

From phishing and identity theft to in-person fraud and dummy candidates, impersonation crimes are eroding public trust, breaching financial security,...

In line with the Gandhian spirit, 100-year old Krishnammal Jegannathan continues to be a reckoning force towards restoring dignity to Dalits by...

In over last 10 years, the concept of Digital India has bridged socio-economic divides by empowering the marginalised and charting out an envious path...

Doctors, in line with ancient wisdom and used to modern sacrifices, carry the divine duty of healing—braving diseases and death with courage and a...

On his 143rd birth anniversary, the nation is commemorating the astounding legacy of Bidhan Chandra Roy—a visionary whose contributions continue to...

The drums beat out loud when India became the world’s fourth-largest economy. But the average Indian needs a lot of ‘lifting’ before we can claim...

Trump’s White House lunch with Army chief Asim Munir has created a sense of excitement in Pakistan, but it may be short-lived as the US has its own...

Thanks to violence, apathy, and deep-rooted misogyny sprawling in public places, India’s enchanting landscape masks a darker truth where destinations...

A recent study warns that excessive dependence on ChatGPT may make us stupid. The way ahead is to imbibe AI without losing our cognitive abilities