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The August 7 killing of four TTP commanders has pushed the prospect of peace talks in uncertain domain — increasing the tensions of Pakistan which...

India’s aviation regulator and industry heads must work in tandem to bridge the gap between the pandemic-triggered manpower shortage and post-pandemic...

Unless grey areas around the Monkeypox outbreak are decoded through collaborative research, possibility of another pandemic will keep looming large —...

Global experiences have presented both the risks of 5G rollout to the aviation sector as also the plausible solutions; India can take lessons from...

Three varieties of Jasmine — the queen of fragrance — having geographical associations with Hadagali, Mysore and Udupi received the GI tag in 2007...

Even as the West has been trying to rope in India into the dwindling G7, the country cannot afford to distance itself away from the rising and...

In contrast to India’s failed endeavours towards making NE the gateway to East Asia, Bangladesh is leading the race through connectivity...

The unprecedented inundation in Assam districts has laid bare the inadequacies of state response that mainly relies on building ‘temporary’...

After facing a worldwide censure for earning disproportionately during the pandemic, pharma giant Pfizer has decided to supply its patented,...

A Boys Home right next to a convent in Calcutta (now Kolkata) may evoke arched eyebrows today. However, Dr. Grahams Homes chose that very locale at...

While contemplating any move to weed out counterfeit currencies, the government must act mindfully as the country has already experienced the...

World Economic Forum — founded as a symposium of European executives in 1971 — is no more able to sell the ideas of equality, transparency, respect...