Sunday Post - Page 29

The fast-emerging ‘blue economy’ and the passage of the Forest (Conservation) Amendment Bill, 2023 present two scenarios revealing the...

As India heads to the polls, technology races onto the political scene, characterised by the use of AI in society, marked by its potential to...

COP10, held at Buenos Aires in 2004, ratified the Kyoto Protocol — putting a meaningful end to the processes started at COP3 — and advanced...

Prompt detection and suitable management of mental health issues of the mother and the child during and after pregnancy, encompassing therapy, support...

Australia’s oldest surviving German settlement — Hahndorf — presents a glimpse of the past as well as an increasingly acknowledged modern and chic...

A collection of 10 riveting short stories, ‘Camouflaged’ by Probol Dasgupta illuminates stirring accounts of bravery and selflessness across diverse...

COP9 achieved limited success by initiating the CDM and pledging financial aid to developing nations, but the operationalisation of the Kyoto Protocol...

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...