If India is to tap the potential of infrastructure development to stimulate growth, it needs to both make the green transition part of the programme & to look at the obstacles to making road-building succeed.
Major dents in economic growth, caused by external factors like the pandemic, can be solved by paying attention to the long-term benefits of hygienic water.
Nature teaches; nature mends. Nature, as we all know & appreciate, is a unique entity. It emerged before civilisation.
People who lived in Kashmir for generations have had to flee & seek asylum elsewhere. Living in foreign lands, they look back at home and sing songs of despair.
Munich – The Edge of War, Christian Schwochow‘s film, explores the personal struggles of individuals coming to terms with the politics of conflict & war.
The bindi, much like the Hijab, is a religious symbol. Rooted in religion, it symbolises caste oppression. Will the court ban Hindu girls from wearing the Bindi in schools?
Nowadays, Google does everything. But we must ensure that children are familiar with dictionaries & how to use them.
The frog is an ecological touchstone. A requiem to its existence could set a number of (in)adequately understood dominoes tumbling.
With foreign sanctions presiding over a plummeting Russian ruble, Russia’s economic standing has fallen.
A poem, sometimes stuck in your head, arrives later, much after the deadline has lapsed. A poets reflects on how poems write themselves.
The idea of Akhand Bharat is merely a tool for propagdanda. Nothing more.
The Khejarli Massacre stands as a beacon of Intersectional Environmental Activism, way before the word was coined.
Russia isn’t being selective on who they’re targeting, so everyone affected by the invasion in Ukraine should be afforded refugee protection no matter their race & nationality.
To say that Annie Besant smashed through the gender-biases in society would be an understatement.
Shane Warne’s magnetic allure, or sublime dexterity, is forever.