In Retrospect - Page 28

With movements emerging overnight, a tsunami of protests swept across six continents, unleashing real fury and discontent among thousands. Many of...

Typified and trivialised as the oppressed, ordinary women clad in hijabs have come forth as crusaders, set on making a stance against the injustice of...

The student agitation that has now built up to the entire nation erupting in protests over the Citizenship Amendment Act shows once again that the...

The Centre’s conviction to pursue disinvestment of PSUs has led to workers’ unions protesting; with economic experts indicating that this might be a...

Ivory wood scarcity affects Channapatna's small-scale toy-making artisans – who once thrived as the craft flourished there. Now, thousands of them...

A large tranche of recently leaked documents show how the SBI was repeatedly pressured by the government to expedite sale of electoral bearer bonds in...

With the winter months approaching and the odd-even scheme having been lifted, the uncertainty over solutions to Delhi’s air quality and the road...

One of the longest-running battles in India's legal history has just concluded but the court's ruling in favour of the temple has opened up a new...

As the Pegasus-WhatsApp breach raised concerns of privacy in India again; it is noteworthy that the Indian government had already designed and...

While Delhi is struggling to breathe, the farms of Punjab and Haryana remain ablaze – bereft of alternatives, caught in a vicious cycle and knee-deep...

The streets of NCR today have become a haven for petty criminals who snatch, rob and even assault unsuspecting victims for meagre valuables that then...

Growing up in the streets of Kolkata and becoming a stalwart of practical developmental economics, Abhijit Banerjee’s Nobel – that he shares with...