In Retrospect - Page 35

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,...

Delhi witnessed a large number of demonstrations, rallies, and dharnas by various organisations from different parts of the country on a wide number...

A Republic is incomplete without its dutiful citizens. Ensconced in this belief–these true Indians have been committed to their duty in the upliftment...

The National Medical Commission Bill has sent ripples across the medical fraternity with strikes and protests — with the aim to refresh medical...

Atrocities against Dalits continue amid the protests, blame-game and caste politics in India. This has started a countrywide debate on stopping the...

In context to the recent Kamala Mills fire accident in Mumbai, how safe is Delhi’s youth-famous party den Hauz Khas Village? Abhay Singh finds out...

"Water water everywhereNor any drop to drink"The situation in various urban pockets in India and around the world replicates this famous couplet from...

Most party plans fail to materialise and as a backup you must have a plan B. As little bells jingle away, and you ponder on how to spend your day,...