Opinion - Page 42

Family property disputes are deeply emotional and legally complex, often lingering for generations, but mediation offers a cost-effective,...

A decades-long water conservation initiative in Kutch by the Navneet Group has significantly replenished groundwater, reduced soil salinity, and...

Geostrategic communication has transformed from state-controlled narratives to a decentralised, technology-driven domain, where digital diplomacy,...

The upcoming delimitation exercise in India will likely reshape parliamentary representation, potentially intensifying regional disparities, and...

As a young medical student in Kolkata, Hedgewar was deeply involved with the revolutionary Anushilan Samiti—which was influenced by Bengal’s Swadeshi...

Urbanisation and industrialisation have intensified environmental degradation, necessitating stronger governance, judicial intervention, and community...

A series of terror attacks, including the hijacking of the Jaffar Express by Baloch separatists, exposes Pakistan’s glaring intelligence failures,...

Sweden has hit Pause on the ‘abuse’ of tech devices in elementary education. Others might also press Rewind, bringing pen and paper back into...

Tajikistan’s rapidly melting glaciers are threatening regional water security, agriculture, and hydropower, among other things—highlighting a global...

Less than half of Indian graduates are actually employable; a worrying trend that exacerbates a difficult job market

Chinese President’s relentless pursuit to carry forward Mao’s resilient legacy has maintained Chinese Communist Party’s control in the country’s...

The rise of morally ambiguous female anti-heroines in Indian cinema is challenging outdated roles—embracing unapologetic, complex women who defy...