Opinion - Page 48

Pakistan's failure to control religious extremism, state-sponsored radicalism, and military interference has worsened its social and political...

In a season of celebration, we honour Maa Durga but fail to protect her real-world forms. The festivity dims as we grapple with the hypocrisy of...

A nation mourns its builder — Ratan Tata’s demise leaves a gaping hole in India Inc. and in the hearts of millions

Havana's streets are transforming as electric scooters blend with classic American cars. Despite decades of sanctions, Cubans adapt ingeniously,...

Organic farming offers significant health and environmental benefits but faces challenges like lower yields, lack of market support, and consumer...

Aurangzeb exists in electoral and national politics. Centuries after, he still does. In speeches. In news debates each evening. In our fascination

Catering to the educational needs of underserved children, Navsrijan—a free, English medium, full-day school situated in Gomti Nagar,...

India's new building codes—ECSBC and ENS—promote sustainable construction by enhancing energy efficiency, renewable integration, water conservation,...

In an era where wars are being fought not just in battlefields but also on digital platforms, a robust communication framework is essential to check...

Lieutenant General Asim Malik’s appointment as the new head of Pakistan's ISI amidst political turmoil and external tensions has triggered hopes of...

Under a new framework, India’s carbon market is poised to tackle emissions and encourage green practices

From its humble beginnings in 1932, the Indian Air Force has come a long way in excelling in combat operations, humanitarian aid, and peacekeeping...