Reports indicate that the Indian Army hit at least four terrorist launch pads in Pakistan Occupied Kashmir with artillery weapons on Sunday
For all the hardship of spending a day cooped up with the body odors of a couple of hundred other humans, long-haul flying isn’t a particularly attractive business for airlines, either
A capital constrained economy like India can’t afford a jungle raj in finance
NASA made history when astronauts Christina Koch and Jessica Meir stepped outside the International Space Station, a multinational project, to replace a faulty battery charger
In an assessment the body has just released, Pakistan has failed to meet 22 of the 27 targets set by FATF
The war of words over the economy between Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman and former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh does not seem to be ending
Creditors aren’t politely waiting in line to claim their collateral as the law of the jungle threatens finance
Many in BJP view annulment of J&K’s special status as tribute to Syama Prasad Mookerjee
Putting more money in the hands of the poor, who have a high propensity to consume, should be the aim of our fiscal policy
Paradoxically, while environmental concerns are rising globally, we have political leaders, some of them Indian, who are beholden to lobbies or are in denial of the problem
For its own sake, the judiciary in general would be well advised to follow standard procedures and refrain from delving into issues that are beyond its field of expertise
The PCO model could offer a viable option for charging stations and also foster entrepreneurship
The US president’s letter to Turkish President Erdoğan asking him not to be a ‘fool’ may have stunned foreign policy observers, but maybe Trump has reason to be pleased with it
The Brexit deal comes just ahead of a two-day EU summit starting Thursday
In today’s world, even submarines are equipped with nukes and there’s no saying where these might be located. But if US-Turkey relations worsen, graver concerns would arise
Gender awareness among pre-adolescents is a matter of social conditioning, and to that extent, the role of teachers is limited
The fall in India’s merchandise exports and imports seems hard to arrest under the current global scenario, but this doesn’t mean that nothing can be done to regain our trade vigour
The award for Milošević supporter Peter Handke amounts to a betrayal of Alfred Nobel’s ideals
Millennials who are part of workforces must also raise their voice on social and political matters
Citizens at the bottom of the pyramid must be the focus of reforms for sustainable growth
