Opinion - Page 297

Making a case for the inclusion of women in the South Asian peace processes

Humana People to People is an example of a working public-private partnership that is aimed at tackling the vital issue of out-of-school-children in...

Recently introduced agricultural reforms aim to empower the farmer to take greater control of their own farming enterprise — a decisive step in the...

Recent acts of Chinese aggression against India could be no more than attempts to buy time as the CCP faces growing tensions, both on the domestic...

While the highly sensationalised coverage of the Sushant Singh Rajput case by the media does warrant some efforts of moderation, curbing press freedom...

India, the symbol of peace and tolerance, has suffered myriad strands of violence both before and after Independence. Most of the post-independence...

The increasing propensity of human activity to bring widespread harm to all-important pollinators is slowly leading to a catastrophic collapse of...

A relatively obscure issue in COVID times, the ‘shorts rebellion’ is nevertheless a steadily rising movement in Israel as a counter to the rise of the...

Looking to open another front against Indian interests, Pakistan’s ISI has made significance attempts at reviving the Khalistan movement in western...

The debate over Kamala Harris’ future relation with India as the potential VP of the US places too much emphasis on her ethnicity as a way of...

The continuing use of an age-based retirement system for public servants is an inefficient practice that holds more visible flaws as opposed to any...

The Centre has claimed that there is no data available on the death of migrant workers even as independent researchers prove it wrong