Sunday Post - Page 14

On the occasion of National Librarians’ Day on August 12, the Doon Library and Resource Centre honoured the pioneering efforts of ‘the accidental...

India’s unrelenting dependence on China for trade in a wide variety of critical goods has nudged it to reorient its policy towards the giant...

The rape and murder that has shocked the nation to its core was brewing over decades as a manifestation of leniently dealt crimes against women on a...

Vinesh Phogat — the ace Indian wrestler who has captured world attention with her historic stint at the wrestling arena in the Paris Olympics — goes...

As Bangladesh strives to rebuild itself as a democratic nation after the fall of Sheikh Hasina’s despotic regime, India, as a responsible neighbour,...

IngredientsFOR MANGO SORBET500 grams ripe mango chunk2 tablespoon lemon juice 50 grams custor sugar 2 tablespoon...

Leh, perched at 11,500 feet in Ladakh, offers a breathtaking yet challenging adventure through enchanting lakes, rugged passes, and rich local...

Coming after a one-year postponement induced by the COVID-19 pandemic, COP26 in Glasgow registered a remarkable progress with agreements on key issues...

Leading up to the eighth edition of Dehradun-based, pan-India Valley of Words in November, multiple events and collaborations spanning literature,...

Breaking free from societal stigmas, there is a need to support and regularise breastfeeding by offering varied services and cultivating an...

The last conference before the operationalisation of the Paris Agreement, COP25 in Madrid came as a disappointment, as no major agreements were made,...

The lethal and highly destructive Israeli offensive in Gaza calls for saner voices and constructive brokering at the global level, including from...