In Retrospect - Page 19

The return of Maharaja into Tata’s fold may just be an initial step forward towards reviving the historic airline — awaiting towering challenges over...

The visible gradient in announced MSPs across various crops aims to incentivise crop diversification in favour of pulses and oilseeds, but are Indian...

As Indian farmers continue to struggle for dignified square meals, along the age-old policy logjam, there is a huge unexplored space for innovation —...

NMP, possibly aimed at financing the NIP, reminds of the Russian experience where a handful of businessmen went on to control the national resources

Even as certain states run into chaos on account of children catching ‘mysterious fever’, medical experts stand divided on the root cause of the...

As the attempts for CBDC rollout gain momentum globally, researchers and academicians stand divided on its benefits, feasibility, impact on Central...

Education is a liberating force and teachers are the liberators but, ironically, both remain within the clutches of commercialisation and systemic...

India’s strategically important manufacturing sector — once grounded in the rich heritage of Shudras — now dwindles on account of systematic uprooting...

Taliban’s resurgence, backed by Pakistani patronage, highlights the outright failure of the superpower which failed to take lessons from history, that...

Attainment of freedom is a continuous and evolving process —incorporating newer aspects and left out individuals — to strive towards the unity of...

In view of soaring road rage-related criminal offences, merely increasing compensatory provisions is insufficient; a proper definition and stringent...

Turning of natural processes like landslides and floods into disasters concurrently across the globe suggests a common causal thread and calls for...