The new government must specifically think about jobs for women if it wants to help boost the country’s economy

Sagging airlines in the fastest growing domestic aviation market calls for serious policy intervention urgently

Unless elections are fought on issues concerning citizens, our problems will only get worse irrespective of whoever wins

Voters, overlooking everyday struggles, hope the trickle-down effect of a ‘business friendly’ govt will help the economy

On the World Telecommunication and Information Society Day today, a recap of giant strides we have taken in the arena of communication

Documenting the abuse and hate campaigns against women politicians will generate debates and perhaps legislative acts

Unless the US decides to offer China some kind of carrot, trade talks will undoubtedly continue to stall – or will achieve little

Enhanced Access and Service Excellence has helped not only clean-up NPAs but is also preventing pile-up of toxic assets

While Nehru was the leader of the stalwarts who laid the foundation of India, Modi ran a lacklustre government

How we define ourselves as the public hinges on how much openness we practise in our knowledge-production

Protecting the endangered bird species and managing groundwater resources is vital for Australia to reverse its environmental fall

It’s critical to strike a balance between fostering an environment for digital economy and protecting the rights of citizens

Plugging a few gaps can make Telangana’s Kalyana Lakshmi / Shaadi Mubarak scheme an agent of social change

Decades of attempts to curtail and prevent their work have worsened under the Narendra Modi government

Statehood, after a decades-long struggle, has inspired people to press on to realise the dream of ‘BangaruTelangana’

Elections and code of conduct spread over an inordinately long period put governance in cold storage

Security forces should be on high alert, for the Maoists’ Tactical Counter Offensive Campaign is likely to continue till the conclusion of the general elections

It is ironic that in the era of the Right to Education, the education system endangers children not old enough to be autonomous

Instead of reducing violence, such a step fuels it leading to human rights problems as well as economic damage

Both the government and private sector need to work in tandem to explore synergies so as to benefit across sectors