Opinion - Page 621

Lives of about 500 schoolkids were put at stake when a toxic chemical leaked in a busy slum area in south Delhi on May 6.

The innate distrust between parties will come in the way of proposing an agreed name for the President's post.

Kashmir is turning into a quagmire—a peculiar mess of sorts where all the measures of amelioration are complicating the situation further. The so...

India's battle against Big Pharma to curb the high prices of life-saving medicines has been to a large extent a struggle that it has waged almost...

When Finance Minister Arun Jaitley announced to newspersons about a new ordinance to empower the Reserve Bank of India to intervene for resolving...

Without waiting for a review by the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) to see how it will affect the healthcare of millions of Americans, the...

Every time a cell divides, there is a chance for a mutation (mistake) to occur in the DNA - the substance that carries genetic information in all...

Rising income levels and stability in families are disincentivising women from joining the labour force, according to a recent report by the World...

Seen as a moderate and secular country among Islamic nations, Turkey has embarked upon the process of strengthening political and economic relations...

In 2010, during his first visit to India, President Barack Obama proclaimed: "I believe that India and America are indispensable partners in meeting...

One of biggest wildlife seizures, which unfolded during raids in Delhi and Meerut in the past few days, has rekindled the often-discussed issue of...

Uttar Pradesh's education system is in complete shambles owing to its systematic derailment by the previous Samajwadi Party government for political...