Opinion - Page 532

There is a deep resentment brewing around the PML(N) succession that may witness Nawaz Sharif’s daughter assuming leadership

While Facebook has harvested the data of two billion subscribers, astoundingly, 90 per cent data on the virtual medium is fake, asserts Sushil Kutty

The Capital has been struggling to overcome its water crisis for decades resulting from policy failures

Besides conserving individual tree species, indigenous communities have marked forested areas associated with deities, spirits, rituals, and taboos in...

MEA and state governments ought to be more proactive

The emphasis on revitalising paper ballots over EVMs would not be a wise decision

India’s 7,500 km long coastline could be utilised to the country’s infrastructural advantage

Putin’s astounding victory, followed by the West’s silence, indicates how Russia has posed an appreciable threat to Western hegemony, argues Arun...

Donald Trump's high tariffs are challenging the ideals of open and free trade

The absence of direct intervention in the rural sector has plagued agrarian India

The animal rights movement is intrinsically linked to the struggle for human rights as they both attempt to dismantle hegemony and objectification

Although a profitable enterprise, it is the government’s responsibility to produce seeds and distribute them among farmers if it is pushing for...