In Retrospect - Page 18

While one half of the world is running behind boosters on the basis of unconvincing findings, the other half is struggling for vaccination despite...

The four labour codes introduced by the government are highly exclusionary and further widen the productivity-real wage gap — favouring employers...

Against the rampant celebrations around reduced TFR and population stabilization, lay the anaemic mothers and their stunted kids — wanting nutrition...

Returning of victorious farmers takes away with them a ‘city’ full of opportunities for the locals — a ‘city’ that was founded on incredible mutual...

NDUW and MPI are two frameworks that promise comprehensive policy formulation and implementation around the ‘invisible’ masses of India; implementing...

A glaring mismatch between the government’s claim of fund sufficiency and its own contradictory data has left genuine workers in limbo as many opt out...

For amusement, profit or prestige, humans have come out with their most inhuman instincts — inflicting cruelty on animals through poaching, illicit...

Seven years, four committees and two draft regulations later, India still does not have a clear labelling system to warn consumers about harmful...

Humans, through their reckless actions across all walks of life, have put the planet and their own lives in peril by contributing to the rapid...

Success or failure of Priyanka Gandhi’s ‘bold and innovative’ measures — taken ahead of UP assembly elections — will determine Congress’ revival...

India should take a leading stand against the emergence of climate economy which has led to the dumping of polluting industries towards the global...

Extreme weather events in India's topographies have been building up, leading to a need for an urgent overhaul of our administrative and...