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Both sides need to respect the political sensibilities and genuine concerns of each other—while Canada must understand that Khalistan is a sensitive...

‘Responsibility’ involves taking proactive actions rather than relying on external entities, backing arguments with empirical evidence, practicing...

As Myanmar preps up for census preceding elections, the involvement of the pro-democracy National Unity Government (NUG)—currently in exile—is...

As Sri Lanka’s new leftist president Anura Kumara Dissanayake seeks to renegotiate the IMF’s USD 2.9-billion bailout package amidst China’s growing...

Set in Gujarat’s Rann of Kutch, Arunava Sinha’s A Touch of Salt is a blend of history, politics, and social struggles; it explores the legacy of the...

With India now contributing nearly a fifth of the global plastic pollution, targeted policy initiatives, baseline health surveys near new...

While the integration of AI into judicial processes offers efficiency, it also raises concerns about injustice, discretion, and bias — necessitating...

The third edition of Valley of Words at Daly College saw over 300 students engage in deep conversations with Shabnam Minwala, Devika Cariapa, Linthoi...

The prospects of a reliable connectivity for north-eastern India, as an alternative to the vulnerable Siliguri Corridor, hinge on the trajectory of...

After 30 long years of negotiations, COP27 at Sharm-al-Shaikh managed to establish the Loss and Damage Fund but, at the same time, saw the weakening...

On the occasion of National Librarians’ Day on August 12, the Doon Library and Resource Centre honoured the pioneering efforts of ‘the accidental...

Coming after a one-year postponement induced by the COVID-19 pandemic, COP26 in Glasgow registered a remarkable progress with agreements on key issues...