Opinion

Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray has made it clear that the state must not forget the lessons from the second wave and prepare for the next possible wave.

Lives lost can never be compensated. Although battered, India would weather this storm, perhaps with a set of lessons it has painstakingly learnt during this period.

While there is some concern over nations clandestinely continuing with building of biological weapons, there is also the added threat from terrorist groups.

These next generation foods go far beyond the soy-based nuggets and mock meats that have existed for millennia.

On March 23, 2019, Jitin Prasada was reportedly stopped from switching sides by none other than Jyotiraditya Scindia, who has been in BJP since March 2020.

The High Court on May 4 quashed a notification issued by the School and Mass Education Department in March 2020 to shut down nearly 11,560 primary schools.

The market capitalisation shows the scale of its institutionalisation with a number of direct investors and through intermediaries such as mutual funds.

We should internationalize Covid-19 research by freely exchanging data. All humanity is one in fighting the pandemic and collaborations among scientists should be encouraged.

A recent report published by HRCP reveals the scale of absence of human rights and the forceful deprivation of social and political privileges, that in other societies might be taken for granted

There’s much grief bottled up in us. We have no time to process it because there’s another condolence message to write, another fire to fight.

The farsightedness of Lt Governor Manoj Sinha ensured there was no dearth of oxygen in Jammu and Kashmir.

The US support by itself will not ensure that WTO adopts the TRIPS waiver proposal. Also, at this stage of the pandemic, it may well be too little, too late.

There is, however, no question of hazarding a guess or offering advice on the line of treatment unless one is a qualified medical professional.

It’s too early to project the impact of this win at the national level. While it'll galvanise opposition before the 2024 Lok Sabha polls, many ifs and buts remain.

Despite all the hardships, our healthcare workers are fighting this pandemic valiantly. They are the warriors we need.

The COVID-19 pandemic has mutated into a global political economy crisis, with new fault lines emerging along market shares and intellectual property regimes.