Opinion - Page 76

Although freebies have acquired a pejorative connotation over time, they are in sync with constitutional norms and egalitarian principles

India’s low ranking on Human Development Index and Happiness Index is a clarion call for policymakers to reorient their focus on health, education,...

Swami Smaranananda Ji Maharaj, whose demise has left the nation mourning, was a pioneer of India's spiritual consciousness who dedicated his life to...

As India strives to adopt a ‘living wage’ to tackle employment concerns, recognition of persisting hurdles and requirements for charting out a nuanced...

Under the able leadership of Ambadas Chavan, Caring hands—a voluntary organisation—is introducing positive changes in the lives of marginalised...

The presence of microplastics in human body organs, including placenta, as well as in foetuses, is well-document; it would be unrealistic to assume...

The evolving landscape of technology is revolutionising art, culture, and tourism—necessitating the emergence of fresh job roles, and prompting...

If they could think for themselves, infants would be petrified. They can be poor and lack food and veggies, or rich and curdle into a smorgasbord of...

As March approaches its end, it is relevant to revisit a set of ‘historic’ events in Bangladesh’s polity that led to the country’s declaration of...

The Indian bank employee is constantly stressed with unrealistic targets, toxic work environments, and steadily declining mental health

Water scarcity in Bengaluru can be combated through minimising Cauvery water loss, preserving stormwater, rainwater harvesting, and processing sewage...

In sync with constitutional rights and international covenants, due emphasis should be accorded to legal frameworks and their grassroots...