Opinion - Page 86

In a world oscillating between fractured alliances and seismic shifts, India-Russia relationship stands firm and steady — bulwarked by shared values...

Suez Canal is not the only ‘choke point’ that threatens to disrupt global supply chains; there are other passages that stand vulnerable to...

Defying the shadows of adversities he faced as a child, Mumbai-born Irfan channelised education not just for his personal healing but also to bring...

Well-balanced legal interventions incentivising corporates to establish meal facilities at workplace can not only help control malnutrition at the...

Proponents have turned their backs to the idea of unfettered global trade; how will new globalisation rules take shape in a climate-risked and...

Bringing medicines into the global intellectual property regime was a triumph of corporate skulduggery led by Pfizer

There is an immediate requirement to emphasise the importance of preserving the natural world by educating students and shifting from a luxurious...

Since the alarming trend of dastardly activities witnessed in 2023 have not yet subsided, 2024 may see more pronounced turbulence, fanaticism, and...

Over the last few years, there are frequent instances of lives getting cut short in their prime. What’s lowering life-spans and taking many before...

Vivekananda's teachings and philosophy, entailing the values of self-confidence, discipline, dedication, and service to humanity, still resonate among...

The Suchana Seth case screams for attention to mental health; are we noticing our minds?

As India thrives in its ‘Amritkaal’ and approaches the materialisation of ‘Ram Rajya’, Indianisation of social work curriculum has become an absolute...