The transformation of the dead Thames is a good example to emulate for rejuvenating India’s dying rivers

The language, literature, culture and traditions of the State should take centrestage during the World Telugu Conference

Driven by structural reasons, the workforce at the top five Indian IT companies could shrink by a third over the next two years

Tremendous opportunities exist to apply ANN-based predictive analytics in diagnosis management for personalised treatment

Instead of dictating people’s personal choices, the state should do its duty in areas like health and education

Saint Ramanuja’s philosophy of equality is the gold standard to follow in this age of differences.

India has the dubious distinction of topping the world figures in road accidents and resultant fatalities

President Moon's options are severely limited when it comes to addressing the North’s primary concern of regime survival

There is no such thing as a mine-proof vehicle since it is linked to the quantity of RDX or TNT that it can withstand

Emmanuel Macron’s vision is of a France that can remain open to the world and to Europe, in spite of the challenges posed by terrorism and cultural and religious diversity

Its ability to hold huge data in a small image can change transaction behaviour and boost the digital

Doing away with minority fixation so that there is only one class of citizens will usher in true secularism

Low quality, non-delivery of food, delay in payments and embezzlement of money through fake enrollments are key concerns

Granting citizenship to selective migrants from Pakistan, Afghanistan and Bangladesh could create a lot of problems

Reviewing labour laws from the perspective of all stakeholders can dissipate the climate of hostility surrounding them

Get farmers to utilise the best technologies to boost output instead of enfeebling them through doles

The UN’s ‘Transforming our World: the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development’ makes health central to social development

This critical instrument is an integral part of democratic decision-making and lack of it will kill democracy

With a whopping two crore cases pending, appointing enough judges and judicial reforms can’t wait any longer