In Retrospect - Page 24

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...

Already a monumental and historically decisive undertaking, the global initiative to develop a COVID-19 vaccine is now being pushed forward by certain...

Already unsteady before the pandemic, the Indian Economy is now facing one of its greatest crises — the full impact of which is as yet unknown

Shamelessness is the new creed of the Indian media. Unprofessional and heartless, many parts of it are self-imploding. Take the coverage of Sushant...

As the system of education and examinations starts its slow limp towards functionality, questions remain over the role of online education in the face...

The state of investigations in the suspiciously similar murders of rationalists Narendra Dabholkar, Govind Pansare, MM Kalburgi and Gauri Lankesh...

Even as floods devastate the lives and livelihoods of millions every year in India, political leaders offer little in the way of lasting solutions to...