A three pronged approach — dog population management, responsible ownership and timely treatment for dog-bite victims — is essential to tackle the issue of stray dogs and preventable rabies deaths
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As trade tensions rise, India faces tough choices between US pressure and strengthening alternative global alliances
Cynical opinions on how degraded our leaders are or how the dignity of institutions has been stripped can’t dim our pride in Independence Day
In Buddhist teaching, disturbing emotions are seen as real enemies
It was prone to human failings — design dogma, manufacturing and maintenance sloth and yes, very good and bad pilots. But it became the sweet ‘first’ love of every fighter pilot
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Planted in the late 1800s, Sycamore Gap tree stood at a dramatic dip in the landscape along the Roman-era Hadrian’s Wall, and was one of England’s most photographed trees
The leading lights of the BRICS bloc are leaning towards each other prompted by Trump's viewing the bloc as a potential enemy.
Master Tara Singh, along with Sardar Baldev Singh, warned the Cabinet Mission of evil consequences as the Sikhs might not obtain the same rights as Muslims and Hindus.
Fraternity, a major value enshrined in the Constitution, is not in good health today
Employer compliance needs to be decriminalised, deregulated and digitised
What Trump seems to be signalling is a desire to shape a hierarchical system, with the US at its head
The ABC rules operate in an ideological narrative of 'evil humanity' and 'innocent dogs'.
Has the SC considered the impossibility of the MCD creating shelters for a million dogs?
Messed-up voter lists are a serious challenge and the ECI is meeting the same head on through the SIR, an exercise opposed by the INDIA bloc and the Leader of Supposition, Rahul Gandhi.
The Himalayan region in Himachal Pradesh and Uttarakhand has been marketed as a space for tourism and hydropower expansion under the guise of development.
Hiroshima & Nagasaki deserve more than pious memorials — they are a warning to be heeded
The Tribune Editorial: Restoring healthcare and education to the realm of rights — not market goods — is vital for social equity.
The US will find India to be much less of a spoiler for President Trump’s peace efforts than many of his European allies.
The non-appointment of a Congress Legislature Party (CLP) leader reveals indecisiveness and weakness
We attacker three hangars — the Sukkur UAV hangar, the Bhulari AEW&C hangar and the Jacobabad F-16 hangar.
New Delhi is moving in the wrong direction, at risk of being dubbed the “tariff king”.
The BJP’s Saral app and TDP’s Sevamitra app have been criticised for their opaque privacy notices.
The SC instruction to Rahul Gandhi, an elected MP, that he must not speak on issues on social media but only in Parliament hits at the very heart of democracy.
When we can play together, grieve together and celebrate together, we can live together as well
Though dharma is used extensively in Hinduism and Buddhism, dharma is the most elusive word to translate into any non-Indic language, especially English
As parents, we spend too much time, and deny ourselves, in collecting things to leave behind for our children. It’s a waste of parental love
Gandhiji’s visits were significant meetings that were to shape India
The notion of a multi-religious faith, as presented in a London exhibition, runs counter to the Hindutva ideas of exclusion and purity
The BJP might gloat over the fact that the Women’s Bill was passed during its regime, but women’s presence both in its party hierarchy and government is uninspiring.
THE GREAT GAME: Nations are lining up to cut deals with America, but India is reacting differently.
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