Opinion - Page 262

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

With India facing an acute vaccine shortage, crores of people may have to wait three months for their first shot

Disapproval of stereotyped polarization politics in West Bengal keeps the prospect of a strong federalist spirit intact

India can pass through the harrowing second wave with a long-term strategy and advance towards sustainable consumption post-Covid

The UK’s invitation to India, Australia and South Korea for the in-person G7 Summit scheduled next month reflects the centrality of the Indo-Pacific

Language and Learning Foundation is boosting literacy and numeracy skills among early-grade students apart from focusing on system reforms and school...

Poor and faulty planning by the government has led to an acute shortage of vaccines

While there are repeated appeals asking people to wash their hands frequently, many struggle to afford the 'privilege'

Imran Khan’s expectation from embassies to win investments is misplaced; the solution rather lies in overhauling the extremism-backed political system

RBI’s measures to augment the dwindling MSME sector could be supplemented with loosening of NPA rules and temporary suspension of IBC

With restrictions put in place, students have no other option than to resort to online classes which have its own set of challenges