Sunday Post - Page 31

A history of protests, a widely diverse population and politically aware students make conditions ripe for campus strife in various American...

Below par budgetary allocation for the health sector and abysmal emphasis on serious healthcare issues during the first two phases of election are...

The latest updates to Schengen visa regulations by the European Union have sparked a wave of optimism within the travel industry, especially among...

Premenstrual dysphoric disorder, a severe form of premenstrual syndrome characterised by intense emotional and physical symptoms before menstruation,...

With a focus on showcasing the legacy institutions of Dehradun through structured discussions and display of authentic artefacts and documents, the...

The Eleventh Conference of Parties at Montreal in 2005 came to be dubbed as ‘highly productive’ but raging climate events laid bare the necessity for...

Makers of Modern Dalit History by Sudarshan Ramabadran and Guru Prakash presents a powerful narrative that challenges historical biases and celebrates...

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...