Opinion - Page 498

742 million tonnes of silt has been deposited in the Chhatra to Birpur stretch of the Kosi River in the last 54 years.

With the Steve Smith fiasco in South Africa, cricket can expect some good only after processing realisations and assuring repentance.

With global arms producers accruing massive profits from exports to India, the country must step-up its independent defence preparedness.

India’s anti-corruption drives do not factor in the poor who become the worst victims of the scourge.

Farmers’ distress requires devising long-term solutions and preventing the crisis of resources.

With multiple regional leaders vying for top-spot, the opposition’s prime ministerial candidate still looks indefinite.

Its business model not sustainable for the long run, writes K Raveendran.

Will the new amendment promote employment generation at a time when job opportunities appear to be shrinking?

Faced with massive onslaught from the US, China would invariably seek to dump its huge production into alternative markets.

Joy Michael was crisp and cool, she had the charisma to withhold quality in her economical acting style that seemed just right for Hedda.

The three-party German coalition has new faces but old policies remain

Policy-framing needs to be prioritised in a manner that growth in one sector does not leave the needs of other sectors unmet