Opinion - Page 97

Evolving realities war have rendered the notion of victory nebulous — questioning the pre-eminence of land warfare

For seven year, Aga Khan Rural Support Programme has been spearheading a silent revolution in North Bihar by grooming entrepreneurs who would...

There is a need to chalk out well-balanced legislation regarding attrition in the banking sector to secure the interests of both the employers and the...

Claudia Goldin’s Nobel Prize-winning work in the field of gender economics offers crucial lessons for bringing and sustaining women in the labour...

Owing to a range of factors, the refugee population is swelling across the globe — necessitating consensus over a humane and productive approach to...

Adherence to international laws and UN conventions is vital to prevent unjustifiable stockpile of crises-driving armaments beyond genuine defence...

Capable family members of political leaders can’t be excluded from the right to enter politics, and individuals shouldn’t be blamed for their kins...

History shows us mankind has always been under the onslaught of two-legged fiends. The difference is, today, what’s being robbed is much more than...

The attack by communal fanatics on Durga Puja celebrations in Bangladesh, ostensibly with the complicity of a segment of the government, was...

Creation of strategic stockpile reserves to secure the supply of rare metals like nickel and platinum can help tackle certain challenges confronting...

By spearheading groundbreaking initiatives and displaying steadfast commitment, the Centre and the Uttar Pradesh government have prioritised the...

The untimely death of Matthew Perry has come as a blow to ‘Friends’ followers and is also an ugly reminder of the perils of addiction