In Retrospect - Page 34

Since Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee assumed power in 2011, West Bengal has been gifted a new fate. With several unique policies that have been...

Spiralling technology and access to remote corners has been both a boon and a bane. The recently uncovered cheating nexus, which cast a shadow of...

Where there is a will there is a way—the liquor traffickers of Bihar perfectly summarise this aphorism as they alter their modus operandi to make...

Despite modern society’s advancement in science, the deep-rooted taboo surrounding menstruation continues to flourish unabated in our country,...

Comprehending South Africa’s calamity, India must step-up and take cognizance of the looming water crisis that is posing an imminent threat to the...

The refurbishing of roads in rural Bengal has occurred through a silent revolution that churned through the agrarian hinterlands reducing mortality...

A historic procession of farmers to agitate against their dismal condition led to immediate government response. While the agitation has ended, it has...

The growing cost of healthcare in the country has been harrowing the ordinary citizen who is driven into debt at the offset of even a mild infection,...

As instances of sexual abuse multiply by the minute, campaigns across the country are also gaining their momentum. The undeterred goal for all remains...

With Indian society growing rapidly, the youth are the beacon for tomorrow—they reflect commendable growth, and at the same time, fall prey to the...

Displaying the most violent form of abuse to human dignity, trafficking of children, women and impoverished labourers has plagued our modern ...

Innovative means of reviving rivers and preserving water is transforming the fate of rural Bengal that was once vulnerable to drought and famine,...