In Retrospect - Page 8

The latest updates to Schengen visa regulations by the European Union have sparked a wave of optimism within the travel industry, especially among...

As India heads to the polls, technology races onto the political scene, characterised by the use of AI in society, marked by its potential to...

Taiwan is prone to earthquakes as it sits on a boundary of tectonic plates, and its long history of catastrophic quakes has forced the island to...

Although Sonam Wangchuk’s 21-day climate fast concluded without due media coverage, a strong voice against non-judicious and perilous exploitation of...

The electoral bond system, which is prevalent worldwide in some form or the other, faces continuous scrutiny and a whole lot of apprehensions. As the...

Food prices worldwide have posted the biggest annual drop since 2015, according to data, as a steep decline in raw prices indicates relief for...

With massive job cuts within tech companies happening in the US, Indian workers who were laid off from firms like Twitter, Amazon and Microsoft in...

Gaganyaan — India’s ambitious human spaceflight programme, aiming to shoot off Indian astronauts is just the beginning of many more ambitious next...

CBSE has decided not to award overall division, distinction or aggregate in Class X, XII Board exams nor calculate or declare and inform percentage...

Being the world’s third-largest carbon emitter, India should institute strategically planned carbon credit trading regulations to ward off the...

As the Earth’s climate continues to warm at a historic pace, atmospheric rivers will only become more frequent and intense, causing non-stop rain...

As the expansion of BRICS heralds the emergence of a new multipolar world challenging the Western hegemony, the ‘West-aligned’ India needs to tread...