Opinion - Page 89

The structural forces of migration, industrial labour and cultural displacement contribute to social alienation and erode community bonds in...

Inspired by a personal experience, IAS officer Manisha Ahwale spearheaded project Nidan—a breast cancer awareness and screening initiative—in Solapur,...

Once criticised for political bias, the Padma Awards are in the process of being reformed to prioritise inclusivity and transparency by celebrating...

At a time when the slogan ‘Make America Great Again’ is ringing loud in political circles, an equally important call to ‘Make America Sane Again’ also...

One cannot neuter politics of access, justice and rights, and hope to fix environment or indeed development

The relentless spree of terror attacks in Pakistan's Balochistan province—targeting civilians, security forces, and infrastructure—reflects the...

I am not plagiarizing Shakespeare with the header. Much as his title above had little to do with the actual play, our economic policies seem steeped...

As a pragmatic leader, Sitaram Yechury, whose friendships spanned political lines and who was keen about Indian philosophy despite being a communist,...

As elections loom large, people’s futures and the region’s development must assume centre-stage in J&K

Africa’s mpox epidemic stems from delayed responses, neglect of its health risks and the stark vaccine apartheid

Claudia Goldin’s work reveals a glaring gap between wages paid to male and female workers, its economic fallouts, and women’s limited advancement...

In the wake of stark economic insecurity, characterised by widespread unemployment, the record youth population across the globe is venting out its...