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Although the green and white revolutions spurred sumptuous growth in production and export of food items, per capita availability of ‘proper’ food...

The turbulent trail of democracy in Myanmar — a country that has very similar diversity, history and trajectory to that of India — not only presents...

It is interesting to learn how and why we are going on expanding the size of the lexicon in which English speakers are adding new words to the...

Instead of straightaway entering into FTAs with developed nations, India should strengthen its innovation system, frame its own rules and regulations...

As Delhi-NCR again finds itself choked in the midst of life-threatening smog, perhaps at a more alarming scale, policymakers and environmentalists...

Owing to its constrained geography and the bleak prospects of alternative trade routes, resulting from certain international and domestic turbulent...

The ongoing war between Israel and Hamas might be a manifestation of cultural conflict between the Jews and the Arabs — although there is little...

In Walk with the Weary, one of India's first palliative care practitioners, MR Rajagopal, shares his life-changing experiences of working amidst pain,...

Regressive patriarchal mindset and the snail-paced evolution of legal-administrative setup hold women back from standing firm against perpetrators of...

India's OECD-influenced G20 presidency reeks of Western inclination, and has come at the cost of detachment with more crucial developing world...

In conversation with noted playwright-director Bratya Basu, Milinda Banerjee elicits explanation of traces of Oedipal tragedy in Basu's...

Thanks to the emergence of a diverse set of inflow routes, there has been a spurt in narcotic seizers in India over the past couple of years — further...