Opinion - Page 56

India’s successful engagement with seemingly hostile regime changes in neighborhood in the past gives confidence that the country will sail through...

A year after the slaughter, ruckus rules the hillsides again, as if man has taken a vow to decimate all that is beauteous. It may be apt to call it...

The latest heinous rape underscores the appalling lack of safety of women in India. Will the situation ever change? Hope perishes every day

The rape and murder of a trainee doctor in Kolkata mocks at the face of once women-revering city, but one must still pin their hopes on the youth who...

The press played quintessential role during the times of colonial subjugation by educating people, appealing to their conscience, and imbibing a sense...

Network mapping, initiated under the guidance of IPS officer Annapurna Singh in rural Maharashtra, entails innovative use of technology towards...

Owing to tedious process of reviews, researchers face delays in publication of papers — affecting timeliness, and forcing them to opt for methods...

India's sub-par performance at the 2024 Paris Olympics highlights the need for strategic reforms in sports infrastructure, athlete development, and...

The concept of affirmative action has served its purpose by uplifting backward castes; now, it’s time to transcend caste by catering specifically to...

India must recalibrate its policy in the wake of strategically cultivated rise in anti-India sentiments in Bangladesh and resultant attacks on Hindus,...

We might and perhaps should forget the Paris Olympics from the standpoint of Indian medal wins, but it will reverberate for long for the guts and...

Preventive genetic testing has taken off in India providing invaluable insights into avoiding future ailments