In Retrospect - Page 14

Despite facing a decline on account of renewable preference, GST compensation cess and high freight rates; the resurgence of coal with recovering...

As none of the contributing factors are showing signs of subsiding, the worldwide food inflation may take its time before being tapered off — pushing...

Before going full throttle on encashing the massive export potential offered by Russia-Ukraine war, India must ensure public distribution of foodgrain...

Banned under law, and shamefully unconfessed by society and governments, manual scavenging, as a preserve of untouchability and slavery, continues not...

Having established a stronghold in diversely populated Delhi, and emboldened by a mammoth victory in Punjab, the AAP is progressing with a simple...

The recommended HSR model is meant to fill the long-existing gap in front of the pack labeling of packaged food items but is being criticised by...

Influenced by Marxist and Freudian traditions, and driven by extraordinarily talented thespians, the 20th-century Indian theatre stood apart in its...

While some apprehend that unification of MCDs will mean a break from decentralisation, result in downsizing and provide undue leverage to the BJP in...

While ‘Modi magic’ sailed the BJP to victory in UP against a substantial competition from the ‘rising’ SP, Kejriwal now eyes national politics with...

From posturing as a critique of political status quo in a TV show to being at the front of a historic war, Ukrainian president has cashed his ‘acting’...

ABG Shipyard fraud may be the single biggest stealth from the pockets of common man but it represents only the tip of the iceberg — as the amount of...

Ukrainian crisis is a sordid saga of geopolitical interception of a nation’s march towards democracy and socio-economic stability — converting it into...