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The frontline workers can make a crucial difference in training diabetes patients to manage the disease.

To embrace this opportunity, India needs investment in research and development.

To embrace this opportunity, India needs investment in research and development.

In a democracy, the people’s voice is not heard just through the ballot box, and it is beginning to look as if Prime Minister Modi has forgotten this.

The 'love jihad' law is an onslaught on choice; on freedom; on privacy; on dignity; on the equality of man and woman; and on the right to love or live together or marry.

For a week beginning October 25, 1988, nearly 500,000 farmers took over the heart of the Capital, occupying Boat Club and its lawns, within earshot of North and South Blocks, and Parliament where the winter

Now recovered, Manpreet Singh and the team have restarted their preparations for the 2021 Tokyo Olympics.

President Ram Nath Kovind was keen to try out the VVIP Air India One aircraft dedicated for the exclusive use of the President, Prime Minister and Vice President, and went on the inaugural flight.

Mahaparinirvan Diwas and Shaurya Diwas offer competing visions of nation building, and are a contrast between Ambedkar’s idea of India and the Hindu right’s agenda.

The surrender of the state to Saeed was a blend of two contingencies — the evolution of the ideology of the state under Islam, and the drive of a revisionist policy vis-à-vis India.

So even as economies heal from COVID-19, the distribution of incomes across capital and labour risks becoming very skewed in favour of capital. Why does this matter? Equity issues apart, this portends ominously for future

What explains Hindutva’s rage against Faisal and the Khudai Khidmatagars? The clue, once more, lies in the past.

Post 2014, two centralisations — of political and economic power — continue to reinforce each other, with profound consequences for the country and potential to define popular narrative in days ahead.

We identified four pillars on which the fight against COVID-19 would stand — testing, ambulances, COVID beds and abundant trained doctors/ paramedics. Testing, tracing, tracking, quarantine and treatment became the credo of our work.

With inflation continuing to be a worry, RBI leaves rates unchanged, signals policy support to economy will continue

Rajinikanth’s entry will create a buzz in Tamil Nadu politics. But he will need more than star power to win over voters

Dharampal Gulati’s spice mixes have been integral to a foodscape that had its origin in a post-Partition India.

It was generally felt that the MISA was being resurrected and given a deceptive name. In a moment of unguarded candour, Home Minister Zail Singh affirmed this.

Both could reach out across party lines, were modest and their parties' crisis managers

Brand JNU has become more important than the product; instead of appreciating what it requires to be at JNU, it is being assumed that being at JNU will provide what is required.

The rise of Maradona transformed Indians’ predominant sober Brazilian fan identity into aggressive Argentine fandom. The Indian media, too, placed him on such a high pedestal that he replaced Pele as the last word in

The 12,000 mark is breached. But records are only an embellishment to Kohli’s mastery of white-ball cricket.

UK sanction to Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine signals triumph of a novel approach. But cold chain logistics could be daunting.

Protesting farmers believe that new laws place undue faith in big players and corporates. Centre must pay heed to their concerns, dispel fears.

Supreme Court must listen to attorney-general, and take urgent steps to fix its gender deficit.