Opinion - Page 58

By abandoning the WHO, Trump risks global health security, weakens pandemic response, and cedes leadership to China

With growth slowing and fiscal pressures mounting, India’s latest budget aims for stability, but does it deliver on reforms, investment, and...

If you are rich, you are seen off with envious eyes to a new land and a brighter future. If you are poor, you are a criminal, especially if you come...

As Dhaka signals a hardened stance on border issues, concerns rise over the impact on India-Bangladesh ties ahead of the crucial Delhi meet

Musk’s DOGE has unleashed a volley of sudden government orders that have upended the US government as well as its global programs such as USAID

As the US retreats from WHO and foreign aid, India’s resilience, scientific expertise, and healthcare innovation position it to lead a more...

Tighter immigration policies in the US and other nations threaten Indian students’ aspirations. Rising costs, stricter visa norms, and geopolitical...

Developing EV programmes as a self-reliant industrial policy is underscored in the new budget with a strong emphasis on de-risking the supply chain

The Kham River Restoration in Chhatrapati Sambhaji Nagar showcases a successful public-private model, proving that even seasonal rivers can be...

Climate change is an inconvenient footnote in Donald Trump’s historical battle for global supremacy

The future of communication depends on how well nations integrate AI capabilities into their digital strategies, reshaping multilateral alliances and...

In the ever-evolving Artificial Intelligence realm, mitigating concept drift remains crucial for ensuring accuracy, fairness, and adaptability in a...