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The fate of farming communities is not just a chapter in the annals of agriculture; it is a reflection of our ability to adapt, collaborate, and innovate in the face of multiple adversities, including climate change
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The Bolarum Mutiny, or the First War of Independence, was a forerunner of the Sepoy Revolt against the British in 1857
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The dichotomous purview of success as black and white creates an aversion to failure so radical and outrageous that students feel stripped of their identity courage, and existence
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There was a gap in Google’s market and OpenAI created a market in the gap
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Odyssey of Indian space programmes may appear all of a sudden but each is according to a master plan — from the first satellite Aryabhatta to Chandrayaan-3
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On Tuesday, former Minister Jupally Krishna Rao wanted former Minister Patnam Mahender Reddy to show "courage" and revolt against the BRS leadership.
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As we mark the 77th Independence Day, it is necessary to draw lessons from our freedom movement which was mostly non-violent sans acrimony
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While Hiroshima-Nagasaki remain the preeminent instances of the nuclear bomb’s devastating effects, there are other nuked elsewhere
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From the invisible quantum world to incomprehensibly large galaxies, recent discoveries have helped in expanding our understanding of the mysteries of the universe
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The greenback’s hegemony persists because the alternatives fall short and this is not likely to change in the next several decades
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This report highlights a number of deaths of Sikh leaders associated with the Pro-Khalistan movement.
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The noble ideals of the French Revolution — Liberty, Equality and Fraternity — continue to shape the destinies of the people, globally
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Altering past historical facts to suit present-day preferences is denying a generation a strong foundation that stands on truth
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The Marrakesh Treaty, which marked its 10th anniversary recently, ensures that people with print disabilities have equal access to literature, education and culture
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As the visionary Universal Declaration of Human Rights turns 75 this year, it continues to provide the mandate for human futures
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The euphoria over the fast growth in the civil aviation sector is making national security increasingly foggy
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India needs to move quickly to utilise most of the working-age people and maximise its opportunity for accelerated economic growth
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Strengthening Bangladesh, Bhutan, India, and Nepal Rail Connectivity Infrastructure will enhance subregional trade
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The Gen Z-led new wave of protests in Iran is raging against the heart of the cleric-led country’s identity – the compulsory veil – and is unlikely to fade away.
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By Amit Mishra Last week brought the closure of one of the much-awaited acquisitions in tech history, touted as one of the largest buy-outs of all time in the technological arena. Elon Musk’s $44-billion takeover of the social media platform Twitter buzzed the global mindspace with notes of excitement and agony. The week’s upheaval saw […]
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Telangana has planned 600 charging stations in one-two years which will translate into a charging point below every 2 km.
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In spite of India’s ignominious exit from the ongoing FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup at the group stage, there is a renewed hope for a resurgence of interest in women’s football
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By Dr Rehnamol P R Inder Meghwal, a 9-year-old Dalit boy from Jalore, Rajasthan, was allegedly beaten to death by his upper-caste teacher for drinking water from a pot that was exclusively kept for the upper castes on the school premises. The culprit belongs to the Rajput community. The Dalit child was denied his constitutional […]
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By Amit Banerjee During the last 75 years as an independent democratic country, our nation has had a chequered growth trajectory. Belying the views of sceptics, India has emerged as the world’s fifth largest economy and the third largest contributor to global economic growth. But with the failure of the ‘trickledown effect’ of our much-vaunted […]
