Sunday Post - Page 96

Either voluntary or involuntary — laughter is known to bless people with many short-term and long-term benefits

Father Stan Swamy's custodial death exemplifies the current India, where dying to prove one's innocence can turn out to be eerily literal —...

The COVID-19 pandemic, which has had us worried about our today and tomorrow for well over a year, did something good too; it taught me things even at...

Based on the concept that two parties involved in an economic transaction share differing information — works of James Mirrlees and William Vickrey...

Whether stress causes hypertension or it is vice versa, lifestyle change is the right solution

The last 15 months have been tough as nails, with the Coronavirus pandemic nipping away at our health (both mental and physical), finances and society...

As China can neither be overlooked nor be tackled, India should look for a positive engagement, drifting away from the treacherous West towards the...

Based on the foundation stone of his rational expectations hypothesis, Robert E Lucas' works transformed the way we perceive macroeconomic analysis

Long exposure to video calls has made us extra conscious of our appearance online — a little adjustment and guidance can help us out

The world has entered a terrifying landscape of drone warfare and there is no looking back — it’s time to prepare for both war and peace...

John Forbes Nash, John Charles Harsanyi and Reinhard Selten expanded the frontiers of game theory by analysing the equilibria in non-cooperative games

I have two dogs and two cats. And much more than discerning humans, animals can smell fear. They can sense worry. I am okay with that, for I am...