In Retrospect - Page 22

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...

An utter failure as it should be aptly called—the system stands dwarfed at the very fronts it was expected to deliver on

As Bengal regains its regional identity under Mamata Banerjee to become the epicentre of the Indian economy; the opposition is going all out to reap...

Once a routine balancing factor in the ecosystem, forest fires now present a dreadful picture globally — sweeping through terrains, claiming lives...

Even as the grounded ‘Ever Given’ was set afloat, one can go through the lanes of history to see the recent crisis from a much wider perspective;...

The shoots of new socio-economic reality have emerged over the past decade on the bedrock of theoretically sound Bengal model which offers space for...

The long-awaited ‘internet reform’ has arrived — but it should have come only after due consultations

The triangular contest with new entrants and reshuffled alliances has ushered in an element of unpredictability to the polls; write Arif Mohammad and...

Being natural allies, India and Bangladesh can stabilize their sporadic relations by obliterating the woes of partition and fostering trade and...

The remnants of northeast Delhi riots continue to haunt the affected — both in form of shoddy police investigations and unhealed wounds