Opinion - Page 537

"We are standing before the massacre of the 21st century. If the massacre of the 1990s was Srebrenica and the massacres of the 1980s were Halabja and...

The misuse of antibiotics in poultry is paving the way for a drug-resistant population, write Ankur Paliwal and Jyotsna Singh.

Bacha Posh—a unique Afghan social tradition, attempts to undo gender while simultaneously recasting stereotypes.

With a landslide victory in Tripura, the BJP must now be cautious of balancing ex-Congressmen and the demands of tribal fringes.

While covering superstar Sridevi’s sudden death, journalism died an unnatural death many times over, in the last week.

As world population soars, it is essential to acknowledge the water-food-energy nexus as a critical pedestal for balancing resources.

Once the land of wisdom that glorified rationality, India’s education system today is in shambles.

Prime Minister Modi’s amiability on the diplomatic front, particularly visible during his West Asia tour, is commendable.

China’s aggressive South China Sea stance is bringing Vietnam closer to India with flourishing prospects of strategic partnership.

India must devise a stringent policy for national borders to tackle Bangladeshi influx

India has a fire safety audit to assess the safety of an organisation but it lacks certain crucial legislative provisions

As urban spaces are increasingly choked—electric vehicles with supportive battery swap stations will mark the way ahead