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Achyut Yagnik breathed his last on August 4, Friday. He was one of the most versatile among that rather select number of people who are able to combine a

The century-long history of efforts to mobilize the social sciences for national security offers cautionary tales and important lessons for the future of national security research.

Migrant children have lower nutritional outcomes, are less likely to complete schooling and to benefit from government policies and programmes.

Migrant children have lower nutritional outcomes, are less likely to complete schooling and to benefit from government policies and programmes

The BJP is hoping its 'Gujarat pride' campaign and Prime Minister Narendra Modi's appeal will ensure it wins another term.

An inclusive, diverse, and equitable peer review system should recognize and embrace the identities of the involved actors—authors, referees, and editors—and not expect any individual to offer a “view from nowhere.”

Daily Star (DS): You may not have any memories of Sheikh Shaheb of the early years, like his role in the menial workers strike of 1949. But what are your earliest memories?

Conversations and gamification – CII Global Summit showcases business communication for knowledge work In this article on CII’s Knowledge Summit, we share author insights on organisational learning via games and sensemaking conversations. 0 claps Share on Storytelling, conversations, and gamification have emerged as effective ways of promoting organisational behaviours like knowledge sharing. Along with process and technology approaches, they strengthen organisational learning capacities, a...

Newborn horses can stand within an hour of birth. Baby wood ducks leap from a nest to splash down in a pond a day after hatching. Yet human babies, as...