In Retrospect - Page 21

Father Stan Swamy's custodial death exemplifies the current India, where dying to prove one's innocence can turn out to be eerily literal —...

As China can neither be overlooked nor be tackled, India should look for a positive engagement, drifting away from the treacherous West towards the...

The world has entered a terrifying landscape of drone warfare and there is no looking back — it’s time to prepare for both war and peace...

Caution has to supersede panic, and preparation over profligacy if we are to identify and address the ‘real’ issues that may be faced by children in...

India has two options to offset the adversities inflicted by the Green Revolution — a corporate-powered centralised system leading to dual production...

The sheer size of social media businesses and their overarching influence on political masses have made these platforms hotspot of controversy; often...

As 'climate change' consistently keeps manifesting the worst realities, we need to adapt and find ways to mitigate the crises — but, how prepared are...

Although rising cases of mucormycosis are being attributed to diabetic conditions and steroid overuse, concerns around hygiene and unaffordability of...

The world we live in is governed by subtle entities, and the consent we hold is manufactured at their behest — a future, though dubious, may emerge...

In the longer run, it is only vaccination that can save us, and we are woefully short on this front, with no signs of any succor anytime soon

Even as the deluge of corpses is testing the limits of crematoriums and cemeteries and increasing the waiting time for relatives, the authorities...

A difference of life and death, comfort and pain, is made through the victorious efforts of compassionate beings through social media — albeit with...