Sunday Post - Page 51

As India continues to grapple with rising inequality, hunger, and deficient human development, it is opportune and imperative for it to pass a...

Gracefully crowning the northernmost region of India, Leh, a land of mystique and wonder, offers visitors a unique blend of natural beauty,...

Owing to its pro-US leanings, India might find it difficult to sustain itself in BRICS which seeks to foster multipolarity by challenging the American...

Nomophobia, or the fear and anxiety of missing out on mobile phones, can be addressed through certain strategic practices aimed at minimising our...

Bilingual poet Jayanta Mahapatra, whose poetic prowess was shaped by the deprivations he faced during his childhood as well as by his keen observation...

Following a long hiatus of five years after the Torquay Round, the fourth round returned to Geneva, which came to be acknowledged for a couple of...

Ingredients * 1 (500 gram) bottle Italian dressing * 1/4 cup grated Parmesan cheese * 4 boneless skinless chicken breasts Directions * Stir...

As the sun lazily climbed above the horizon, painting the sky in hues of orange and pink, I found myself stepping onto the shores of Pondicherry – a...

While history was being scripted with the soft landing of Chandrayaan-3 on August 23, the entire nation found itself immersed in ‘collective...

At Auroville Literature festival, Namita Gokhale spoke about some of the outstanding masterpieces from her remarkable oeuvre, which not only breathe...

Thanks to the differences between the USA and the UK, the Torquay Round of GATT negotiation could not optimally capitalise on the momentum triggered...

While climate change is an inevitable factor behind increased frequency and intensity of natural disasters, the ongoing catastrophe in Himachal...