How Human Emotions Shape Audience Loyalty and the Business of Attention What makes millions of Indians return to their ...
On 8th September,2026, Odisha witnessed the abandonment of five (5) Orangutan babies found clinging to each other in the ...
Notable among them are the Biju Janata Dal in Odisha under Naveen Patnaik, that had been running with a hare and hunting with a hound to remain in politics of power for last 24 plus years, has, of ...
When Tata Trusts Chairman Noel Tata, in a conversation with Republic TV`s Arnab Goswami, expressed concern about weaknesses in India`s primary education and the foundations being laid for children`s ...
Delhi`s extraordinary security restrictions amid protests over electoral rolls raise fundamental questions about institutional accountability, citizens` rights and the government`s approach to ...
Why do we no longer need the stamina of a hunter-gatherer? Because society evolved through trade and scientific agriculture. We adopted electricity, motor cars and GMOs because survival demands ...
NEW DELHI, India’s higher education system is facing a severe breakdown, with less than 10% of college graduates working in jobs that match their qualifications, according to recent findings from NITI ...
New Delhi, March 11: The Chartered Institute of Procurement and Supply (CIPS) having the largest global footprint as a professional body dedicated to procurement and supply chain management, has ...
India is changing in ways we are not yet ready to acknowledge. For decades we celebrated the idea of India as a young nation, a country of energy and demographic advantage. But quietly another reality ...
As India enters a new year, one question demands serious reflection. Can a nation as diverse as ours continue to hold together if citizens increasingly see one another through narrow identities? These ...
The agitation around the Aravalli hills is not a reaction to one technical top court`s decision. It reflects a deeper loss of trust in environmental governance. The recent acceptance by the Supreme ...
Every day, millions of Indians board trains assuming one basic thing—that the system will not fail them. They do not check safety audits or signalling data. They do not ask how often tracks are ...