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Some recent small budget films have set the ball rolling for greater inclusivity of people from the north-east; more has to be done

In a society that glorifies lawlessness and protects the rulebreakers, the rule of law is left toothless and vulnerable in doing its job

Development of new curriculum — made necessary by the pandemic — will allow for a much-needed change in the education sector, both in India and abroad

For a civil servant, a cup of tea is far more than a humble beverage to be imbibed between intervals of work, it is an intrinsic part of their...

At a time when populism is on the rise and the people growing ever more dependent on the Government, the idea of Indian Republic must be revitalised

Not cut from the typical cloth of intellectual pioneers, K Kamaraj was nevertheless a visionary who bridged the ideals of Pandit Nehru & Mahatma...

The insecticides that are presently being used in India’s fight against locust swarms can have potentially severe health and environmental impacts

While green energy is doubtless the future of energy production in India, advances in its use must not come at the cost of completely shunning thermal...

Boris Johnson’s version of the ‘New Deal’ acknowledges the end of the era of neoliberalism but will likely not play out in a manner similar to the...

Petition bought before SC with the aim of declaring ‘Places Of Worship Act’ as unconstitutional, is detrimental to India’s harmony and secular fabric;...

In the twilight of one’s life, it is no longer sufficient for joint families to be the only viable support structure and safety net

The death of Sushant Singh Rajput has brought forth debates and discussions over the widespread prevalence of nepotism across all spheres of life in...