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Over 3 weeks on, residents of Poonch town are yet to come to terms with the loss of life and property following shelling from across the border. Compensation alone will not suffice

Long summer and winter holiday breaks for lawyers can hinder consumers’ access to justice and lead to a backlog of cases

What is unfolding across the state is not the safeguarding of heritage but its commodification, degradation and, in some cases, active erasure

Samana has shown the way — a collective resolve to ensure safe transport arrangements for schoolchildren, and seeking accountability for safer roads

Robert Macfarlane speaks to Siddharth Pandey about his latest book, ‘Is a River Alive?’ where he undertakes major journeys to rivers in northern Ecuador, South India; and north-eastern Quebec, where communities are waging a desperate battle to save the lives of these waterbodies

The IPL game that will be remembered for events that unfolded off the field

As strikes and counter-strikes by drones and missiles as well as small arms and artillery continue between India and Pakistan along the entire western front and a tense atmosphere prevails, the Central government has authorised Chief of the Army Staff...

A study shows how repeated exposure to loud music, noise can be damaging

How Haryana is going all out to check sex-determination tests and illegal termination of pregnancies

The suspension of trade with Pakistan post Pahalgam terror attack adds another chapter to Attari check-post’s muddled history

A very hefty compensation from hospitals will at least force them to take patient safety more seriously

Netflix’s ‘Apple Cider Vinegar’ is a stark reminder of how social media fuels health misinformation — influencers offering healthcare advice without any medical training, often with dangerous consequences

AAP govt’s ongoing anti-drug campaign in Punjab points to the scale of the crisis and the inter-linked challenges

106th anniversary of massacre is a time to reflect on how students suffered then, and how they perceive the event now

Levying service charge in any part of the country will now violate not only the CCPA’s guidelines, but also the Delhi High Court’s order

The Tribune visits Tajpur village in Jalandhar, the ‘abode’ of the convicted self-styled godman

The travel boom is a welcome change, but serious concerns are being raised about the consequences of inadequate restrictions

The seizure of non-ISI marked goods from Amazon and Flipkart godowns has undermined consumer confidence

For WE Buchanan and his Shimla-born son Colin, the quality of a town was defined by the quality of its public realm — a maxim ignored in Himachal

AAP govt’s action at Shambhu and Khanauri points to the new rules of engagement with Punjab’s farmer unions

51 years ago, the Reni resistance in Uttarakhand gave the Chipko agitation a clear shape and a certain shine

Consumers, on their part, need to cut down on needless purchases, besides opting for repairs and not replacements, writes Pushpa Girimaji

It was in the 1940s that the hill capital of the British Raj directly came to ‘host’ Burma, but the link goes back to the 19th century, writes Siddhartha Pandey

What once used to be a paper leak festival, with people scaling walls, throwing chits and announcement of answers from local mosques, today seems like a curfew day

The stain of corruption is not easily erasable in Punjab, certainly not at revenue offices