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The forthcoming Union budget will be presented amid fears of a global recession. Resilient domestic demand, an investment cycle revival, a strengthened financial system, and structural reforms will provide an impetus to India’s economic growth despite the rapid deterioration in global prospects, the finance ministry said in November 22. Though cautious optimism is fine,

Every second, the counter ticks, and several hundred more animals lose their lives. The Animal Kill Clock serves as an eerie reminder of the lives and possibilities that are lost with every moment that passes. All around the world, animals are dying in order to feed people. The numbers are staggering, with over 55 billion animals being killed every year in the United States

The state of India’s democracy is reflected in the many instances where it is infringed with impunity. Apparently, we have all the freedoms as given in the Constitution. But in reality, everything is conditional. The Home Minister of the country recently reminded us that “after 2002, the troublemakers do not ‘dare’ raise their heads in Gujarat again.” The Election Commission

Non-compliance with court orders by state departments has always been the most significant barrier to courts providing timely justice to litigants. Apart from not complying with the orders of district courts in India, the state departments have stooped so low that they have now even started delaying the implementation of orders given by the highest court in India, the Supreme

Childhood diabetes is on the rise, with a worldwide estimate of 1 lakh children under 15 years likely to develop Type- 1 diabetes. It develops due to a process called autoimmunity that leads to the permanent destruction of beta cells in the pancreas, resulting in little or no insulin production. This causes high blood sugar levels, which can lead to a variety of short- and

Just hours after he was elected, in one of his first acts as Australia’s Prime Minister, Anthony Albanese flew to the Quad Leaders’ Summit in Tokyo and met Prime Minister Modi. 

Can we have a non-corrupt government in India? This question is as critical as some other relevant problems: Can we have a caste-less Hindu society? Can we have dowry-free marriages? Can we consume beef without being stigmatised? Can we have Hindutva politics without othering Muslims? While we may mostly answer these questions in the negative, a lot also depends on what we

As India celebrates its 75 years of independence and democracy, it is important to study the role of bureaucracy in the sustenance of democracy. Recently, in a public meeting in Bihar, a senior IAS official sparked a controversy while responding to a question about providing sanitary napkins. She remarked: “Today you are asking for sanitary napkins. Tomorrow you will ask for

When I got into a taxi in Barcelona, when through the abstraction of the rear view mirror, the driver looked me straight in the eye, when with some deliberate action, he pushed a latch meant for children and enemies to lock me in, when he asked me where I was from, when he declared his origins and drove like it was my last ride, in this most inopportune of moments I recalled

As we see the horrific images of floods coming from India’s information technology (IT) capital, it reminds us of a broken system beyond repair. Let me explain this. In early 1990, Bengaluru was called a garden city. The citizens did not need a fan even in the middle of the summer. The water bodies of Bengaluru were its defining feature as well as its vast green cover and