Sunday Post - Page 103

Analysing the significant contributions made to the field of economic policy by the recipients of the first Nobel in Economics, Ragnar Frisch and Jan...

As lockdown related stress spurs a growing demand for dogs, unscrupulous elements resort to illegal breeding to capitalise on the demand spike

As both sides refuse to cede ground, the ongoing protests by farmers to persuade the Central Government to rescind the controversial farm bills...

When ever you find your mind wandering as you attempt to empty it, consider the 'mindfulness approach' to meditation

Quietly and largely unnoticed, a giant has flown into the dusk and disappeared — for good, never to return, thanks to COVID-19 and the changing world...

Exploring the continuing relevance of the Nobel Prize for Economics and the varied impact of its awardees on public policy decisions worldwide

Delhi’s air pollution is the talk of the town again. For solutions, the masters on the top must leave political rivalry aside and work together for...

Just when we had begun to relax our heart and gut muscles after months of fear and worry, there’s more terrible news. COVID-19 has entered its third...

Having too many romantic options can lead to unhappiness, ultimately one must follow their own beliefs and desires without trying to please everyone

Regardless of the many complications and apprehensions regarding potential infringements on free speech, the regulatory framework for social media...

Exploring another core concept of NIE, the concept of rationality and its evolution as a part of the neoclassical economic model

Health-related anxiety is not uncommon following a recent illness but fixation on perfect 'numbers' of health is not helpful