Opinion - Page 44

Joint Forest Management Committees, arising out of the Arabari Experiment in late 20th-century Bengal, have achieved exemplary success in forest...

With the central government increasingly vying for re-centralisation of powers, the vital concept of cooperative federalism is gradually losing its...

The evolving landscape of media is questioning traditional values and heralding the rise of new-age journalism—necessitating a re-evaluation of media...

With Bangladesh grappling with escalating unrest and growing dissent, the Army has intensified its role in maintaining order, hinting at potential...

The proposal to gain quick access to personal e-mails of tax-filers to scrutinize IT liabilities and payments is an overstretch, one that will set a...

Naveen Jindal’s journey—from inheriting his father’s steel empire to championing constitutional rights, educational reforms, and public...

While gender equity and inclusiveness are widely discussed, true empowerment requires dismantling deep-seated biases, ensuring economic...

Despite progress in women's workforce participation, India still lags behind global standards due to socio-economic, cultural, and policy challenges,...

Women must demand their rights and achieve their dreams while putting themselves first

AI-driven deepfake technology is playing a pivotal role in manoeuvring electoral landscape, reshaping political narratives and amplifying...

In an age where truth is veiled by deception and morality is commodified, power, politics, and personal pursuits operate within a transactional...

Babulal Gandhi, a 97-year-old farmer, has transformed 118 acres of dry land in Satara into a thriving forest through nature restoration learning...