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Laws have failed women as has the society that awakens only when there is an excruciating crisis

The high-profile India-China and North-South Korea meets reflect how the axis of power is shifting from the Anglo-Saxon world to Asian shores

The colour bar in African conservation has come to occupy the centre of public perception, driven mostly by social media

The Indian economy has fared well in industrial production—however, there are miles to traverse before it can consolidate its position at the top.

A host of Climate Change concerns bedevil Alwar’s women and girls, who are the primary sources of securing food for the family.

Meeting credit needs of small and tenant farmers can reverse farm distress.

The Bangladesh elections will witness a clash between the forces of secularism and powers of theocracy.

Trump may get a ‘kick’ out of happenings in Asia, writes Sushil Kutty

IndiaSpend explains why death penalty for child rape does not mean swifter, better justice

With sex-related crimes on the rise, the changing pattern of crime has created an alarming situation that disturbs public order, writes Gyan Pathak

Aditya Varma Kunatharaju and Avinash Cherian Mathews explain why frequent internet shutdown in India is worrisome

The Wuhan Summit creates a new template for economic engagement – India can benefit from Chinese economic muscle.