Opinion

Leaveism — leaves taken to complete office work — deteriorates employees’ work life and affects their mental health

Policies must be designed to facilitate women and socially disadvantaged groups to leverage new tech for an equitable future of work

The role of the English language must be assessed from the perspective of the growing socio-economic needs

Mental health as a universal human right sounds noble, but like all things ‘universal’, it fails to recognise the challenges facing it

Women themselves must be empowered to speak out against injustice and claim their rightful place in society

As we navigate the technological age, it’s time to value the virtuous insights of those who cautioned against blindly forging ahead

Panchayats should be empowered to make decisions about the allocation and use of funds

By embracing the power of letting go, we powerfully open ourselves to a world of possibilities, growth, and genuine fulfilment

India's External Affairs Minister, S. Jaishankar, emphasized the positive relationship between Moscow and New Delhi, stating that Russia has respected India's interests

Acharya Vidhyasagar advocated healthy and clean politics, even saying that policymaking has to be about people’s welfare

Though Iran says it does not want to be involved in a wider conflict, groups in its ‘Axis of Resistance’openly proclaim their solidarity with Palestinians

Set focused goals which are achievable and not unrealistic, and that which align with your life-setting

In a rapidly changing world, the US will continue to grapple between national interests and global responsibilities

The practice of identifying eminent academics for VC post with no known political affiliation has become a thing of the past

In the “attention economy”, hate speech narratives are the ones that often seduce the most, offering an easily achievable sense of community: Unesco

Carrying forward his timeless values of resilience, goodness will be a fitting tribute to the iconic leader on his birth anniversary today

Building genuine trust requires moving beyond transactional relationships and addressing historical grievances with empathy and understanding

Being confident about your choices, embracing your vulnerability and turning everything in life into a learning opportunity will help

Apart from demand, it’s the actual traders who make the greenback powerful and most sought-after currency

The Maternity Benefit Act essentially implies that the mother is solely responsible for parenting, caring and all other aspects of child-rearing

Both Krishna and Godavari Rivers face this peculiar situation to be managed by the respective River management boards. However, this problem is acute in case of Krishna River as one flank each of Srisailam and Nagarjuna Sagar projects fall in each state.

In the face of majoritarianism, regional parties must wake up to the reality of their gradual decline and assert their individuality

While schemes have been introduced to support farmers, absence of income data raises questions about the progress towards doubling farmers’ income

As socialbots become commonplace, the need to define our ethics in producing such ‘beings’ will surface repeatedly