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Choking on smog
16 Nov 2024 12:45 PM ISTDelhi's alarming air pollution—exacerbated by vehicular emissions, construction dust, tree felling, and garbage burning—is a manifestation of...
On a slippery slope
3 Oct 2024 8:02 PM ISTThe growing radicalism in Bangladesh, exacerbated by external interference and neglect of key fault lines, has put democracy and religious tolerance...
Crippling seclusion
23 Sept 2024 8:13 PM ISTUnder the influence of uneducated, ill-motivated religious preachers, Muslims in India appear to have kept themselves aloof from progressive thoughts...
Rising above caste
12 Aug 2024 7:41 PM ISTThe concept of affirmative action has served its purpose by uplifting backward castes; now, it’s time to transcend caste by catering specifically to...
Building the basics
23 July 2024 10:51 PM ISTLong-term solutions are needed to improve the living and working conditions of unorganised sector workers
Escaping the hazard
30 May 2024 7:33 PM ISTLearning from the May 13 billboard collapse in Mumbai, municipal bodies should regularly audit billboard stability and restrict oversized signboards...
Road to redemption
12 May 2024 7:58 PM ISTEncroachment is not limited to those seeking economic opportunities; even the wealthy and influential want their share of public space
Organising the Capital
24 Oct 2019 10:31 PM ISTCognizance of failed attempts as well as proper insight can help craft an improved plan for regularisation of unauthorised colonies in the NCT of...
Tackling overpopulation
22 Sept 2019 8:49 PM ISTControlling population is key for any polity to enjoy the fruits of progress
Curse of Indian roads
12 Sept 2019 8:20 PM ISTThe escalation of fines on traffic violation is complementary to India’s reputation as a country plagued by fatal road accidents and untimely deaths
Encroachment of public space
27 May 2019 10:45 PM ISTCivic and law enforcement authorities must proactively cater to the encroachment-plagued urban settlements
To Rest In Peace
2 May 2019 10:01 PM ISTIn the land of Rishis, Munis, Sadhus, and noble souls devoted to the pursuit of Moksha, what does it mean to ‘rest’ in peace?