Sunday Post - Page 26

The alarming rise in youth unemployment among educated graduates in India has caught the attention of poll-bound electorates, revealing deep flaws in...

Amidst the bustling streets of Kolkata, a silent battle is unfolding at 14 Kyd Street, now known as Dr Md Ishaque Road. The iconic British-era...

The expedition from the labyrinthine lanes of Delhi to the tranquil haven of Jispa takes us on a transformative passage through landscapes that shift...

Meeran Chadha Borwankar’s eminently readable memoir ‘Madam Commissioner’ traces the author’s journey from her initial training to her notable roles as...

India’s skewed focus on military modernisation, ostensibly at the cost of vital sectors like education and health, indicate undue inclinations—a trend...

Ingredients * 4 boneless chicken breast halves with skin * salt and freshly ground black pepper to taste * 2 tablespoons olive oil * 1 tablespoon...

Despite the continuance of disparities between developed and developing countries in terms of implementing the Kyoto Protocol, COP8 achieved success...

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...