Sunday Post - Page 16

Back-to-back setbacks in the form of inconsistencies in NEET-UG, UGC-NET, and NEET-PG exams have left students in a state of chaos, confusion, and...

Amidst optimistic factors like US-China bilateral climate talks and India’s invigorated commitment—countered by setbacks in the form of Europe’s...

This set of synoptic remarks on five translations of literary gems from ‘Bhashas of Bharat’ in Hindi emphasises popularising and preserving India’s...

By making higher budgetary allocation to the social sector, the ruling parties can not only alleviate the prevailing socio-economic hardships of the...

With Julian Assange walking out free of the Federal Court Building in Saipan, North Marianas Islands after pleading guilty of breaching the US...

As the relentless summer sun turns Delhi into a sweltering furnace, the urge to escape to cooler climes becomes irresistible. However, in our quest...

Though COP19 saw limited achievements in the form of the Warsaw International Mechanism for Loss and Damage and some REDD+ progress, Japan's reduced...

Celebrating the PN Panicker Book Reading Month, the Valley of Words announces its shortlist in eight literary categories catering to a diverse reader...

With countries increasingly transitioning to trade in local currencies, driven by their disenchantment with the dominant US dollar, a new world order...

The eighteenth COP (COP18) was held from November 26 to December 8, 2012 in Doha. The eighth session of the Conference of the Parties serving as the...

Your childhood is your homeland’, said Epictetus, and so did the poet and Nobel laureate Louise Glück, “We look at the world once, in childhood. The...

UNCTAD, in its latest report titled ‘A World of Debt: A Growing Burden to Global Prosperity’, highlights the alarming surge in global public debt,...