In Retrospect - Page 11

With winter chill descending upon Delhi, the city again finds itself battling with compromised air quality, evidenced by smog-covered skylines, and...

Wars continue, and so does unhealed psychological trauma for children. Subjected to ‘toxic stress’, a condition triggered by extreme periods of...

Anyone operating in the digital world will know that you open yourself up to vulnerability simply by opening an Internet browser. As cyber security...

The escalating Israeli massacre against the Palestinians in Gaza has sparked massive demonstrations, involving millions of people, on every inhabited...

Climate change-induced seasonal creep, coupled with the overall warming trend, might make us wonder whether the concept of four seasons may eventually...

Stories and images coming out of the war zone are horrific and depict unspeakable atrocities. Livid with pain, fear and anger, thousands stare at more...

The caste-based survey findings released by the Bihar government present a watershed moment in the course of ensuring affirmative action for the...

Against the backdrop of dismal participation of women in legislatures across the political spectrum, the passage of Nari Shakti Vandan Adhiniyam...

India needs to strategically modify its farm subsidies to break the corporate farming-triggered vicious cycle of declining output in order to...

Although India’s GST revenue has been witnessing YoY increases, the ‘regressive’ indirect tax system has disproportionately shifted the burden onto...

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

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...