World needs compassion more than ever before
On July 18, the world observed Nelson Mandela International Day, marking the 108th birth anniversary of ‘Madiba’.
On July 18, the world observed Nelson Mandela International Day, marking the 108th birth anniversary of ‘Madiba’.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s promise of fast-track courts for paper-leak cases is an acknowledgement that India’s examination crisis can no longer be answered with arrests and assurances alone.
There is no officially published change in the numerical position of Pakistan’s Asim Munir in the Warrant of Precedence by virtue of his elevation to the rank of Field Marshal.
For more than two decades, Vladimir Putin’s compact with Russia’s business elite was straightforward: accumulate wealth, but leave politics to the Kremlin.
Generally, it is taken for granted that the journey on the path of development is accompanied by increasing urbanization.
In an age addicted to instant success, curated identities, and often ‘manufactured’ truths, it is almost radical to return to a book that documents failure, doubt, moral struggle, and relentless self-examination.
Bangladesh’s latest election marks a dramatic return to competitive politics after years of political closure, but it does so through a mostly familiar cast of characters.
A quiet but consequential shift has just taken place in how India understands inflation. The latest retail inflation reading, the first under a revamped price index, is not merely another data point for economists to debate.
Water resources are finite, and are critical for life and economic growth. The per capita water availability in India has declined over the years and is likely to reach a water scarce situation in the coming days.
For much of economic history, the idea that production would eventually generate its own demand rested on a set of strong assumptions: flexible prices, full employment, and a financial system that transmitted savings smoothly into investment.
