In Retrospect - Page 36

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,...

The world is kind of ostracising Delhi for its growing pollution menace which has not only left the residents breathless but also forced players to...

Hospitals run by governments are not only bearing the burden of treating the poor, who do not have resources to care for their health, but are also...

With the slum rehabilitation project, residents of Delhi’s shanties will be gifted a new future with modern-day lifestyle and high-end amenities,...

Dengue fever is ranked by WHO as the most critical and the most rapidly spreading mosquito-borne viral disease in the world. Lahari Basu finds out the...

The love for rasogolla and its popularity are beyond any geographical boundary, writes Sayantan Ghosh.

In the context of the Padmavati film controversy, Sayantan Ghosh finds out the roots of the cause and explains the correlation of history and...

Indian Oil’s R&D Centre is India’s foremost centre of research excellence in various areas of lubricants and refinery processes, Puja Banerjee in...