Opinion - Page 38

In a world increasingly fractured by faith and fear, interreligious studies could emerge as a moral force—promoting empathy, unity, and a sense of...

Delhi’s clean air fight needs smarter emission testing, stronger incentives and stricter enforcement for fleet renewal

As Trump’s tariff deadline approaches, tensions have arisen with Japan over trade and military demands—threatening a key alliance and pushing Tokyo...

Delhi’s age-based vehicle ban scapegoats the middle class in favour of benefitting auto giants, besides failing to effectively curb the city’s...

Monsoons have been bringing sodden annual death to India’s mountains. Once sanctuaries of pilgrimage and peace, Indian hills are turning into burial...

Following breakthrough talks between Muhammad Yunus and Tarique Rahman, Bangladesh is edging closer to a probable pre-Ramadan election, though...

With global megacities cracking under inequality, the “underclass” from the cities is struggling to reclaim its voice—creating a breeding ground for...

To remain employable in a geo-economically unpredictable and AI-disrupted labour market, workers must compromise, adapt, and upskill/reskill

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,...