Significant gaps in higher education enrolment
India’s demographic dividend is often celebrated as the engine that will fuel its economic dominance in the 21st century.
India’s demographic dividend is often celebrated as the engine that will fuel its economic dominance in the 21st century.
Iran’s attempt to turn the Strait of Hormuz into an instrument of strategic coercion may have given Tehran something years of missile development, proxy warfare and nuclear brinkmanship never quite achieved: the ability to impose an immediate economic cost on countries far beyond the battlefield.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has defused an extraordinary political crisis, but only after reversing the logic of the decision that created it.
It is time we realise the need to stop ignoring the glaring mismatch between our excellence in economic progress and technological advances on one hand, and our neglect to achieve similar excellence in adapting our cities to climate realities on the other.
It's been two months that the new government has taken the reigns in its hands. Their intentions seem noble, which is the welfare of the state and its people.
India's ethanol policy is evolving faster than the choices available to its citizens. The country is advancing towards its ethanol blending targets, driven by the twin objectives of reducing oil imports and strengthening energy security.
Long before the world heard of karate, kung fu or taekwondo, the soil of Kerala had already nurtured one of humanity's oldest and most sophisticated martial traditions - Kalaripayattu.
New Labour leader Andy Burnham has entered Downing Street promising something larger than a change of leadership.
The deaths of workers inside an under-construction hydropower tunnel in Sikkim expose a danger that cannot be dismissed as an unpredictable consequence of building in the Himalayas.
For more than half a century, the modern world has been built upon a single, unassuming element: silicon.
