Sunday Post - Page 31

Although the green and white revolutions spurred sumptuous growth in production and export of food items, per capita availability of ‘proper’ food...

In recent months, more and more users of the latest version of ChatGPT have complained that the chatbot refuses to comply with instructions, does not...

The fading joy around Santa Claus — resulting from the adult understanding that such a figure doesn’t exists — can be revived by believing in...

The landlocked nation of Laos in Southeast Asia, where time stands still, and nature and tradition intertwine in harmonious synchrony, is an...

‘A Lifetime in Schools. Few Canes, Lots of Sugarcane’ is an extremely frank autobiography where noted educationist Kulbhushan Kain takes readers...

The trail of failures continued at the 11th Ministerial Conference in Buenos Aires — leading to a shift towards regional and bilateral agreements, and...

The turbulent trail of democracy in Myanmar — a country that has very similar diversity, history and trajectory to that of India — not only presents...

In today’s time and age, the top-ranking women from each branch of the military from across the world have many stories of adversity and struggle to...

Ingredients * 6 hard-cooked eggs, halved * ¼ cup mayonnaise * 1 teaspoon rice wine vinegar * 1 teaspoon Dijon mustard * ½ teaspoon chopped fresh...

Sitting at the northernmost tip of Jammu and Kashmir, Gurez valley is a hidden gem that offers an authentic experience, away from the glare of tourist...

‘Administration in India’, edited by Ashish Kumar Srivastava and Iva Ashish Srivastava, is a scholarly compilation of 14 essays on varied aspects of...

Although the Nairobi Ministerial Conference was considered successful with a consensual ministerial declaration, developed nations made minimal...