Opinion - Page 917

India’s intellectual property rights (IPR) regime, under constant attack from the US and multinational companies (MNCs) over the past few years, has...

Only five days ago, the Janata Parivar appeared to be a divided confederation of losers. This ragtag coalition of political parties has, however,...

With 10 days of negotiations spent in streamlining the text for the agreement to be signed in Paris in December, there are serious concerns about the...

Sharad Tripathi of Meerut developed diabetes five years ago, at 33, “no thanks to the stressful life of a sales person that involves a lot of travel,...

In the hour of Narendra Modi’s electoral triumph in May 2014, not many in his party could have visualised that only a year-and-a-half later, the...

One cannot find a parallel akin to the one that we have witnessed recently during the Myanmar episode. The way the Prime Minister Modi’s ministers...

The US takes its evangelism seriously. Whether it’s the think tanks, academia, the Peace Corps, diplomatic missions or the Moral Re-Armament, they all...

The media is agog with news of the recent Indian Special Forces raid against Naga insurgents, with Pakistan passing an anti-India resolution (not the...

The Group of Seven (G7) industrial nations—the United States, the United Kingdom, France, Germany, Canada, Japan and Italy—along with the European...

The quest for freedom in various forms, I believe, is an ideal held dearly by every individual under any given circumstance. Yet, gender inequality in...

With just a day to go before the <g data-gr-id="59">Bonn</g> climate change conference draws to a close, India is pushing hard to redirect...

The Russian Embassy recently held a series of events in New Delhi to mark Russia’s victory in The Great Patriotic War, which was fought from 1941 to...