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The eminently readable book, ‘Kathmandu Chronicles’ — by KV Rajan and Atul K Thakur — goes beyond facts to delve deep into the socio-political...

The much-awaited COP15 at Copenhagen failed to meet the expectations for a Kyoto Protocol successor, increasing distrust between developed and...

Unlike stereotypical coffee table books focussing on design and imagery over text, ‘Responsibility’ by Amit Sachdeva and Mugdha Arora adopts an...

Despite a slew of measures aimed at strengthening domestic industries, India's rapidly increasing trade deficit with China highlights its growing...

While Dwijen Sen, a Bengal-born revolutionary artist in Dehradun, founded the iconic Kala Kendra named after him, Swami Rama, the spiritual leader who...

Following dramatic negotiations and certain compromises, COP13 managed to establish an independent Adaptation Fund under UNFCCC and outlined the Bali...

As Bengal's jute-producing regions, historically facing a neglect and policy bias by the Union government, head into the next five phases of the...

Below par budgetary allocation for the health sector and abysmal emphasis on serious healthcare issues during the first two phases of election are...

The fast-emerging ‘blue economy’ and the passage of the Forest (Conservation) Amendment Bill, 2023 present two scenarios revealing the...

India’s skewed focus on military modernisation, ostensibly at the cost of vital sectors like education and health, indicate undue inclinations—a trend...

The rising trend of gig and platform-based work and potential human rights abuses—exacerbated by the advent of AI—necessitate offering regular,...

The government’s decision to fence the Indo-Myanmar border and scrap the Free Movement Regime is indicative of a shift in focus from north-western...