The trance legend commends Indian fans on their willingness to receive new sounds in dance music

Ahead of his performances in Delhi, Mumbai and Bengaluru, the British reggae legend speaks about everything from UB40’s split to why he continues to be enamoured with reggae

India’s partners in the West must understand that New Delhi wants the international system to be more representative in line with geopolitical realities

The Asia and Pacific regions could experience significant economic losses due to heat stress affecting labour productivity

Adherence to the principles of data privacy and data minimisation is particularly pertinent given the sensitive nature of children’s personal data

An outline of a care paradigm and shift in mindset that advance the rights of homeless persons with mental illness

The world must strive to overcome the obstacles as the treaty is a blueprint for a more equitable and resilient global health system

The formulation of ‘five mutuals’ can help bring China-India relations back to a stable and sound track

Popular religions have tried to open the eyes of the deprived masses but there appears to be seemingly inexplicable appreciation of the rich by the poor and the middle-class

Sheikh Hasina presided over the country’s exceptional economic turnaround but paid a heavy price for losing the mass connect that once propelled her to high office

The core issue in the M.K. Ranjitsinh case — the protection of the Great Indian Bustard in energy projects — can be used to facilitate equitable and inclusive climate action

In a parliamentary democratic system, making political parties the accused in serious criminal cases is a problem-fraught one

This year may well be the one when the world confronts a cornucopia of security threats

India must learn lessons from the changes in most of its neighbourhood

The National Democratic Alliance, in its third term, appears to be continuing the trend it set earlier — reducing budgetary allocations for welfare

In the context of the broader ramifications of Karnataka’s local employment law, five State-level reports from the southern States — on the Editorial and Opinion Pages — on labour conditions on the ground. In Karnataka, social security schemes which demand domicile status could be ignorant of the migrant realities of today

These 12-point policy initiatives can pave the way for employment with dignity

There is a need to establish the undeniable centrality of human rights in a rapidly changing world that is facing prejudice and fanaticism

Some of the concerns expressed need to be acknowledged by the Joint Parliamentary Committee, but the positive features are what should be welcomed

The examination ecosystem is in need of transparency and accountability as well as a good audit system

The case of the brutal attack on and the murder of a woman doctor in Kolkata has highlighted the range of aggressive behaviours and violence that women face. Five articles, on the Editorial/Opinion pages, that look at the issues of safety and spaces for women, and the adequacy of societal responses and the justice system. Women should not have to choose between their safety and their freedom

In the face of the mpox outbreak, the global community has the opportunity to demonstrate its commitment to equitable prevention and health care by ensuring widespread access to a vaccine

Gender debates appear to be deepening social fragmentation in the West

In some instances, it was New Delhi’s missteps that affected it, while in others, it was a case of events spiralling out of control

The U.S. and China are driving the AI governance discourse to advance their strategic interests, which could isolate the Global South

With African governments finding it more comfortable to deal with China, the recent FOCAC conference needs objective scrutiny; there are takeaways for India

The troubles in Bangladesh are by no means over and India may need new strategies to deal with the situation to its east

It is ‘trans-sceptics’ who are fragmenting the integral human self

The top court’s dismissal of a petition on the subject highlights the limits of judicial review over executive decisions in matters of foreign policy, especially in violations of humanitarian law

The government must prioritise the promotion of English not as a competitor to Indian languages but as a vital tool for national and international communication

The political space for Anura Kumara Dissanayake and the National People’s Power also flows from the impact of the 2022 ‘Aragalaya’ or the citizens’ protest movement

The election result in Sri Lanka must be viewed by India as faith in the self-renewing power of the democratic voice

The metrics-focused system has created a situation which implies that education is a market rather than a citizen’s right and the state’s duty

By attempting to play a meaningful role in resolving the Ukraine conflict, India can hope to reset the terms of its engagement with both the West and Russia

It would be prudent for India to proceed with care in its dealings with China on the one hand and with its Quad partners on the other

India has every reason to celebrate 75 years of constitutional governance

The healing touch of constitutional accommodation is the only way out

The anti-defection law has played a crucial role in political stability, but there are gaps which need to be addressed to make it more effective and impartial

‘Both have a shared goal — to prevent Trump from becoming the next President’

There has so far been no official claim of responsibility from the group.

The picture of Sharbat Gula, taken in a Pakistan refugee camp by photographer Steve McCurry, became the most famous cover image in the magazine's history.

The draft of the new legislation will be submitted to an oversight committee on National Security.

Nawaz Sharif is under growing pressure from opposition parties over Panama Papers revelations

Sharbat Gula gained worldwide fame in 1984 after her photo, with piercing green eyes, was published on the cover of “National Geographic” magazine

"When Nawaz Sharif went to London for whatever kind of surgery, he on the hospital bed first telephoned Modi instead of his mother or children," Mr. Imran told a press conference outside his Bani Gala residence.

The statement, however, did not provide the details of the air strikes and was silent on whether international coalition was involved in the operation.