In Retrospect - Page 25

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...

Post-Independence, the financial fortunes of West Bengal were steadily chipped away by a series of factors — some, internal while others relate to...

Use of remote sensing satellite data for expediting the process of determining crop insurance claims is a major step forward in empowering the...

The flooding in Assam's Brahmaputra valley is not just a national issue, but also a transboundary, transnational and hydro-ecological issue which can...

The Baghjan blowout and its tragic consequences must serve as a lesson for the state of Assam in the follies of chasing quick, lucrative development...

Despite numerous efforts by the public, the press and responsible officials, the illegal and dangerous practice of rat-hole mining persists in Assam,...

Incidents of overcharging by private hospitals and general lack of necessary equipment and supplies reveal how underprepared India’s healthcare...

To those nestled at home, COVID-19 deaths are just a number, an inconvenient fact — but to those living through its dismal reality, there is no such...

A month after Cyclone Amphan cut a swathe through West Bengal, the State is already well on its way to recovery with coordinated efforts of...

At a time when the Indian economy is faltering and welfare systems are buckling under crushing pressure, reforms in the agriculture sector can help...