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With global economic recovery ambling in a wobbly way, a backlash against globalisation and a potential retreat into a protectionist fortress by...

Despite the cost of drugs coming down and dramatic advances in the treatment of Hepatitis B and Hepatitis C, getting rid of both types of the disease...

The opening ceremonies of the 2016 Olympics in Rio de Janeiro are just days away. But this year, fears of Zika have cast a shadow over festivities....

At a time when millions in India are suffering from Hepatitis C, the country has neither accurate data regarding its prevalence nor policies to...

For someone whose cow -- valued at Rs 20,000 ($300) -- was killed by a tiger in August 2015, Mahadeva Gowda is calm, as is Shiva Murthy, whose...

It has been exactly a week since I landed back to peace -- after my return from the burning paradise, Kashmir. From on board the plane, I overlooked...

While more young women are enrolled in higher education than ever before -- and apparently more successful in clearing 10th-standard board exams than...

A nation cannot be created out of a territory without something that can bind people living inside that demarcated boundary. Pakistan, that came into...

With a heat wave pushing the heat index well above 100 degrees Fahrenheit (38 degree Celsius) through much of the U.S., most of us are happy to stay...

As someone with first-hand experience of how babudom (bureaucracy) functions in India, I am often amused, and at times distressed, by people’s...

Coal India Ltd is known today as a hugely profitable, debt-free, dividend-paying listed PSU. But those associated with the company for four decades or...

Carrying out innovations is the only function which is fundamental in history: J.A. SchumpeterInnovation is a fascinating topic which can be viewed...