In Retrospect - Page 34

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,...

The last decade has witnessed a meteoric rise in white collar crimes – bank frauds leading the list. With India's evident vulnerability to...

Post-truth represents a situation when facts take a backseat and, emotional appeals and personal beliefs begin shaping public opinion. Post-truth...

Escaping paradigms of rationality, the mysterious death of 11 family members in New Delhi’s Burari has shaken the country. Nevertheless, the trend of...

With the global economy tussling over access to precious oil resources – India with its burgeoning population faces an uphill task of acquiring...

Overutilised, exploding at their seams and perennially producing deadly infection – Delhi’s landfills are a curse to the residents in its periphery...

The Nipah scare in coastal Kerala was yet another reminder of how our generation’s most perilous nemesis maybe miniscule but never short of menacing,...

In the digital world, protected passwords are quickly becoming another way for cheats to access bank accounts and perform illegal transactions, often...