In Retrospect - Page 10

The Electricity Amendment Bill 2022, which is likely to be presented for discussion in the monsoon session of the Parliament, contradicts the federal...

The heart-rending triple train collision in Balasore has left a dismal mark on the conscience of the nation, but the outstanding relief and...

Political opposition and its relevance aside, the new Parliament building, with state-of-the-art facilities and greater accommodative space, is a...

Though the decision to withdraw Rs 2,000 notes doesn’t merit comparison with the 2016 demonetisation drive, it still has a destabilising effect on the...

Despite BJP bigwigs throwing their full weight behind the poll campaign, the ground issues raised consistently by the INC trumped over the communal...

Since the ethnic conflict in Manipur has the potential to hamper certain development projects and involves foreign hand, the Union government must...

The rise in international movement of people, coupled with fast-evolving drivers of conflict, has created an urge for safety, security and protection...

The benefits or repercussions of India’s booming population are incumbent on the efficacy of the ‘holistic’ population policy that the country should...

The decision of OPEC+ to cut oil production is reflective of its increasing alignment with emerging intergovernmental institutions like SCO vis-à-vis...

Delhi government’s vision to clear the three dumpsites of the city by the end of 2024 can be materialised seamlessly by focusing on innovative...

As an alternative to the flawed paradigm of unregulated growth, the de-growth model of development, emphasising on radical redistribution of wealth,...

As export-oriented Vietnam, whose economy is rendered vulnerable on account of external shocks, might be exploring alternatives, India should go...