Opinion - Page 36

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

In this world order, countries take unilateral action to bomb another, regardless of the provocation, while the world stands by, helpless and silent

As China’s BRI is redrawing global economic outline through an extensive network of strategic trade corridors, India—a non-signatory—must weigh its...

Amid India's fight for freedom, a shadowy alliance of communists, colonialists, and the Muslim League unfolded vis-à-vis a prospective meeting between...

Evolved into a chaotic megacity, Delhi is increasingly struggling in terms of balancing dreams of modernity with decaying infrastructure, rampant...

Through a powerful fusion of technology and transparency, Rourkela’s Anusandhan Portal is redefining policing by placing real-time FIR updates just a...

At a time when modernity is taking a toll on nature, West Bengal’s Joint Forest Management Committees have rekindled hope by blending ancient wisdom...