Sunday Post - Page 29

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...

During COP-5 in Bonn (1999), the focus was on preparing for future conferences and operationalising the Kyoto Protocol, with discussions revolving...

The government’s decision to fence the Indo-Myanmar border and scrap the Free Movement Regime is indicative of a shift in focus from north-western...

Food prices worldwide have posted the biggest annual drop since 2015, according to data, as a steep decline in raw prices indicates relief for...

In Devbhoomi Uttarakhand, Neha Mittal explores the rich culture of the Central Himalayas, encompassing sacred sites, local traditions, legends,...

The fourth Conference of Parties (COP4) in Buenos Aires (1998) ended with modest achievements and persistent friction between developed and developing...

Amid exponential increase in regional trade agreements — contextualised by China’s ascent, European Union’s economic decline, and US’ reluctance...

With massive job cuts within tech companies happening in the US, Indian workers who were laid off from firms like Twitter, Amazon and Microsoft in...

Gaganyaan — India’s ambitious human spaceflight programme, aiming to shoot off Indian astronauts is just the beginning of many more ambitious next...

The historic 1997 Kyoto Protocol marked a pivotal moment in international climate policy, setting binding targets for industrialised nations and...