What is needed is a shift from preservation-oriented thinking to enterprise-oriented policymaking
It reflects the relationships among sanitation, patriarchy, social norms, and cultural beliefs about purity and gender
The Supreme Court’s remark reveals the enormous scale of productive activity that remains invisible in standard economic metrics
The deal lessens some immediate risks but introduces new uncertainties
In his new book, Raju Ramachandran presents portraits of 14 extraordinary lawyers
Checks and Balances: Leading experts examine how abdominal obesity, ultra-processed foods and changing lifestyles are accelerating a nationwide surge in obesity and metabolic disease and what must be done to reverse the trend
If it fails, the West Asian conflict can go the way of Russia-Ukraine war, dragging on for years
Mahesh Bhatt writes about his agonies, ecstasies and about the times spent with unusual thinker-friend, UG
The issue of the shrinking commons in expanding cities is often dismissed as an unavoidable cost of modernization, but a closer look at the spatial data reveals a deeply fragmented urban crisis
Weak placement systems, weak entrepreneurship support system, inadequate employer linkage, poor post-placement follow-up, and limited relocation assistance prevent trained candidates from converting their credentials into sustainable employment
