Sunday Post - Page 33

While the inaugural COP1 in 1995 marked a promising start with the establishment of the ‘Berlin Mandate’, persistent disparities among nations...

Being the world’s third-largest carbon emitter, India should institute strategically planned carbon credit trading regulations to ward off the...

The evolving societal attitudes toward live-in relationships are marked by numerous pros and cons that necessitate careful planning before entering...

The picturesque and culturally vibrant Rann of Kutch is a ‘land of contrasts’ where the beautiful and barren coexist in perfect harmony; writes Monjit...

In an exclusive interview with Millennium Post, Union Minister Anurag Thakur spoke to Simontini Bhattacharjee, highlighting the restoration of...

Justifying its title, Exploring Horizons by Onkar Singh is an eclectic collection of 42 independent yet interconnected essays that delve into the...

Through a close inspection of Conference of Parties, this new series of articles aims to trace the evolution of global climate change action over the...

As the Earth’s climate continues to warm at a historic pace, atmospheric rivers will only become more frequent and intense, causing non-stop rain...

Ingredients * 2 cups chicken broth * ½ cup chopped onion * 2 cloves garlic, minced * 1 cup white wine * ½ cup sliced fresh mushrooms, or more to...

In Salzburg, Austria, rich cultural heritage, stunning architecture, and breathtaking landscapes seamlessly blend to create a captivating convergence...

The increased incidents of student suicides prompt a reassessment of the competitive coaching industry in India — necessitating new regulations for...

In Breaking the Mould, noted economists Raghuram G Rajan & Rohit Lamba advocate for India’s economic transformation by challenging the existing...