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While Abhijit Vinayak Banerjee and Esther Duflo collaborated to bring out greater synergy between theory and practice of policy intervention, Michael...

For amusement, profit or prestige, humans have come out with their most inhuman instincts — inflicting cruelty on animals through poaching, illicit...

The disruption caused by COVID-19 pandemic in forcing remote work, today, posits a bright opportunity for Bengal to retain its out-migrating talent...

Is the Western nomenclature of dogs in India a coincidently adopted practice or has it descended upon us from our erstwhile masters?

Languages of the Great Andamanese people are dead but that of other tribes of the Andaman & Nicobar Islands can still be saved

The couple that worked for peace and lived in poetry is no more among us — their work remains, to guide us towards a brighter path

India has been thrust so asunder and disordered in the new Corona-times that we have hit rock-bottom. Things are bad. The last phase of the...

Protesting farmers have denied the rumours of "thinning crowd" in words and action — determined to get their demands fulfilled, they continue unmoved...

It is depressing, but it is the established truth now. For accept it or not; we are all that we have today. Close family and friends have been all but...

As you read this, Delhi and Mumbai are again locked down after a few months of carelessly rejoicing on the streets and in clubs, pubs and restaurant....

India's shared celebration highlights the importance it accords to its relation with Bangladesh, which can be taken to new heights by focusing on...

This is a bad headline, not because I am talking about possible annihilation, but only issues that touch my innards. An innate mid-week dialogue on...