Sunday Post - Page 25

Taiwan is prone to earthquakes as it sits on a boundary of tectonic plates, and its long history of catastrophic quakes has forced the island to...

Ingredients * Penne Pasta 250g * Tomatoes (ripe) 2 large * Red onion (small) 1 no * Cucumber 1 no * Red Bell Pepper 1 no * Yellow Bell Pepper 1...

Nestled in the embrace of the Aegean Sea, with its iconic whitewashed buildings clinging to rugged cliffs, cascading bougainvillaea, and sun-kissed...

Utkarsh Patel’s enchanting book ‘Indra: the Rise and Fall of a Hero’ delves into mythological narratives, highlighting conflicts, transitions, and the...

COP7’s remarkable success in bridging divides and securing unanimous support for the Kyoto Protocol was a crucial victory in climate negotiations, as...

Although Sonam Wangchuk’s 21-day climate fast concluded without due media coverage, a strong voice against non-judicious and perilous exploitation of...

Although it comes with its own set of ‘superpowers’, introversion, like other personality traits, has limitations that can be tackled through a...

From debunking historical myths to dissecting contemporary challenges, ‘Bharat Rising’ by Utpal Kumar outlines the distinction among facts, factlets...

Held in two stints, first at the Hague (2000) and then Bonn (2001), COP-6 made a remarkable turnaround—addressing key issues needed to get the Kyoto...

The rising trend of gig and platform-based work and potential human rights abuses—exacerbated by the advent of AI—necessitate offering regular,...

The electoral bond system, which is prevalent worldwide in some form or the other, faces continuous scrutiny and a whole lot of apprehensions. As the...

Replete with photographs, frescoes, illustrations, boxes, and tables, Pradeep Chakravarthy’s ‘History of South India for Children’ is an engaging book...