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Countries like South Korea and Germany have built in a green economic stimulus into their economic recovery strategy.

Here are four reasons which connect the protest with the Union budget and your income.

Google’s battle against proposed Australia law could lead to a new template for the business of news in the digital age.

Unwavering clarity and commitment to deepening democracy at the grassroots was a passion for Justice P B Sawant and also led him to be recognised for verdicts of depth and calibre.

A new documentary forces a horrified look back at the culture that enabled the pop star’s harassment.

FCI’s overflowing granaries and rising costs — with farmers’ agitation as backdrop — are unsustainable.

If the sight of a group of men torching images and effigies of a young woman does not make our stomachs churn, then, perhaps, we have become completely habituated to the idea of violence against

It would be interesting to see the impact of these overarching and revolutionary recommendations in the times ahead.

A modified version of the laws with a roadmap can be on the agenda — not everywhere, but most places outside the lands of the five rivers.

There can be no doubt that these reforms signal a major theological shift, and if implemented successfully, will prove to be a watershed moment in the history of Sunni Islam.

Inaugurating the budget session of Parliament, the President asked all sections of the community to “exercise restraint in demanding higher incomes and prices”.

While the good news is that business sentiments are recovering across firm sizes, there seems to be the emergence of a bimodal distribution of business sentiments in MSMEs versus large firms.

Water, though annually renewable, is a finite resource. What is needed is equitable and sustainable allocation, balancing the demands of competing stakeholders.

A ‘beer factory’ from ancient Egypt has been uncovered. The beverage’s role in ordering human society was and is salient.

As Assam, West Bengal and Kerala prepare for polls, the citizenship law is back, deepening political polarisation.

With little flexibility to change rates or to redefine the tax base, it is expected that the rate of growth in tax revenue will approximate GDP growth.

The tragedy of ecological governance in most parts of the world is that it remains trapped in the environment-development binary.

Weaponising an advocacy document to arrest an activist signals paranoia, not democratic power.

Congress leaders often use statistics to claim that during their tenure, the increase in MSP was much higher. But a granular look at data reveals a completely different picture.

The “feminisation of agriculture” in the face of the agrarian crisis has, paradoxically, left women doubly even triply disadvantaged. Yet their concerns still remain largely unaddressed in policy.

As governments push back against big tech, a new challenge presents itself — reining in the growing power of the state in the digital age.

Both Morarji Desai and Atal Bihari Vajpayee, when in power, had told Pakistan that they were willing to hold discussions on Kashmir “whenever you want, wherever you want” according to Agha Shahi, Pakistan’s Foreign Minister.

Budgetary allocations geared towards addressing women’s concerns need a further boost

The real anti-national here is a government that undermines the country’s ecological present and future, and the democratic rights of its citizens.

There is a need to take a comprehensive view for a new economic model in the backdrop of the highly distorted economic inequality, impending large-scale job losses sealing opportunity for shifting people from agriculture to