In Retrospect - Page 21

In a year of changes and compromises, nations too have been forced to recognise the folly of neglecting health security as a part of national security...

Given its sheer spite and Machiavellian permutations, 2020 fell woefully short of leaving us with any good memories. But in the midst of illness,...

In the face of a perfect storm of crises, America has laid its hopes in a Biden-Harris led White House engineering a full turn-around and bring a...

With the global effort to vaccinate against COVID-19 gaining impetus, India too is making ready to carry out a large scale inoculation campaign to...

As both sides refuse to cede ground, the ongoing protests by farmers to persuade the Central Government to rescind the controversial farm bills...

Delhi’s air pollution is the talk of the town again. For solutions, the masters on the top must leave political rivalry aside and work together for...

Regardless of the many complications and apprehensions regarding potential infringements on free speech, the regulatory framework for social media...

The ongoing and contentious election in Myanmar have once again spotlighted the nation’s deeply problematic citizenship laws which have rendered many...

It has taken not even a month for the brutal impact of humankind to make itself felt again in the lap of nature. In the higher Himalayas, the Lahaul...

With three chargesheet now filed against them, what is stopping the Elgaar Parishad activists from getting bail? With evidence of their "provocative"...

Controversial farm bills that have been recently passed by the Parliament discount the role of the elected governments in agri-economics — creating...

Upcoming Bihar Assembly Elections are the first to be held in India amidst the pandemic and will serve as an instructive example for holding elections...