Opinion - Page 89

History has it that most of mankind’s crusades were the outcome of a thirst for more land. That lust continues, but the authorities are cracking the...

Pitted against the ideologically cohesive BJP, the opposition parties have their task cut out — they need to act on people-centric agenda with a...

Looking back at the year gone by and gearing up for 2024 — it’s that time of the year again

Israel’s ghastly offensive against Palestinians in the Gaza Strip has grown more intense after the truce ended, rendering chilling impact on citizens,...

Although smartphones are no ‘real’ substitute for a range of utilities they are trusted with, the present generation is recklessly veering towards...

Serving for well over a decade, the Lotus Petal Foundation has been fostering foundational learning, providing nutrition, and ensuring teachers’...

Strategic compensation decisions could align employees’ performance with company strategy — preventing ambiguity and litigation, and ensuring legal...

Amid a dearth of employment opportunities and dismally performing labour-intensive manufacturing sector, the government is apparently pushing for a...

In Goa, blessing for the first sheaves of rice is sought from St Bartholomew — one of the two disciples of Christ who visited India and had a farming...

Non-Fungible Tokens are redefining art ownership, but lack of regulation and environmentally hostile nature of blockchain technology present ample...

Every year, we look back at the 365 days gone by and run amok. What could have been, what did happen and what will the world be like in the New Year?

The decision of Maldives to distance itself away from ‘reliable’ India, in favour of Pakistan and China, is a move devoid of political wisdom and...