In Retrospect - Page 33

The risks of social media are plenty – and its newest victims are children, who are being trapped in death challenges and suicide mongering games...

Choked with nauseating air pollution levels and unchecked industrial waste – as a society, it is time we take cognizance of the approaching calamity...

The rampant use of unauthorised, banned and outdated medication in our country is paving the way for more vicious diseases rather than administering a...

India’s NPA crisis has resulted from decades of ignorance towards a crumbling system of regulation – today, we need an urgent remedy to tape the...

At the nadir of human dignity, rests the practice of manual scavenging. With over 600 reported deaths, it is beyond time that this shameful face of...

As 2019 nears, the sword of simultaneous polls dangles dangerously near our necks. Its benefits in reducing costs are apparent – but are simultaneous...

In today's fast-paced world, we may have developed ourselves technologically and economically – but the truth of development is revealed only when we...

Kerala’s deluge was another grim reminder of how Man will always be subservient to Nature. Simultaneously, the floods raised important questions...

Without glamorous victories, sportspersons in India are rarely given their due. This travesty is further amplified by the lack of sporting arenas,...

As we pace to become an economically-viable nation, we are failing abysmally to protect our citizens, even the most innocent – our children, who are...

As our growing population struggles to fulfill its many dreams – opportunists thrive to con aspirants, luring them with fake jobs, producing illicit...

New cities symbolise 21st-century ambition – grander infrastructure, greater opportunities and dreams turning into reality. Yet, more often than not,...