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Laws prohibiting discrimination in employment, housing, healthcare and education can provide a framework for transgender persons to navigate marginality
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Happiness is a tangible outcome of just societies, built on the bedrock of equality and fraternity. Genuinely pursuing these noble values will be an apt homage to Dr Ambedkar on his birth anniversary
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In the 2019 elections, five people from the registered 5,090 NRI electors voted in Andhra Pradesh while none of the registered 1,436 electors voted in Telangana
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As 2024 marks 300 years since the establishment of Asaf Jahi dynasty, a look back at the drama that unfolded during the succession of first Nizam Mir Qamruddin, also marking the debut of European powers in Deccan’s polity
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A separate mango board on the lines of Coffee, Tea and Rubber Boards will help farmers not only get MSP for the crop but also address the many problems facing them
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In the new era of regulation dominated by technology, expect the unexpected… for the good!
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The International Big Cat Alliance will help lay the groundwork for a future where flourishing natural ecosystems become central to economic and developmental policies
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The assassination of dissidents through poisoning is cognate with a literary obsession with poisons
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Summary statistics do not reveal the truth. Only when you drill down the data, cut and dice, the truth starts to emerge in bits and pieces
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Implementing the Swaminathan Committee formula will significantly raise MSP, and, in turn, farmers’ profitability
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The Israel-Hamas war has pushed the region to the edge of a much broader conflict
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Mubariz-ud-Daulah fought against the Company at a time when the very idea of opposing the mighty British authority was nascent
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With ships traversing the Red Sea coming under attack, the world’s maritime business sails into choppy waters
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In an increasingly uncertain world, bridging differences and working collectively to address global challenges is a necessity.
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It was during Salar Jung’s administration that the British succeeded in pushing through the Railways in Hyderabad, marking the changed phase of Nizam-British relations
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Once regarded as wasteland, this Protected Area since the late 1970s, faces severe threats on several fronts
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From the Israel-Hamas war to Russia’s grinding battles against Ukraine, 2023 has shown the dangers of armed conflicts breaking out into region-wide combat
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Images beamed from the most dangerous place on earth today show grim-faced and suffering persons, but also tough and ruthless faces of those who inflict the suffering
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Such efforts, focused on navigating the past and charting the future, should not lead to isolationism but encourage a dialogue that recognises the interconnectedness of knowledge systems while valuing local contexts
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A close confidant of Nizam Sikandar Jah, Raja Mahipat Ram’s was the first and also the last of anti-British revolts in Hyderabad State
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Deepfakes can be used to disrupt voting patterns, change people’s perceptions and instil them with biases, thereby endangering democracy.
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The debt of every citizen in Telangana is fully sustainable even for the next generation given the durable assets the State has created to power growth
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Are Indian banks future-proofing themselves as the Indian economy gets impacted by global uncertainties, wars, and the impending oil crisis pushing inflation to a new high?
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As images from the most dangerous place on earth unroll across our screens daily, we recognise that the target is not the place’s humanity alone, but the land itself – which has to be rendered unliveable through acts that merge desecration with destruction
