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India is witnessing a significant shift in the dynamics of senior living, driven by changing societal norms and the increasing nuclearisation of families. Traditionally, senior living was confined to the southern states, but it is now expanding nationwide, reflecting a broader acceptance and demand for specialized housing for the elderly. Unlike in the United […]
The recent exposé on the kidney trafficking racket spanning from Dhaka to Delhi sheds light on a deeply troubling issue that has plagued India for years. Organ trafficking is a grim reality in India, driven by a combination of poverty, lack of awareness, and systemic corruption. The recent investigation reveals how fake family trees, […]
As Delhi braces for another season of hazardous air pollution, the urgency to implement effective measures has never been greater. The Delhi government’s recent push for cloud seeding, as highlighted by Environment Minister Gopal Rai, is a step in the right direction. However, the success of this initiative hinges on swift action and collaboration among […]
The recent decision by the Maharashtra Cabinet to increase aid to minority bodies and salaries of madrasa teachers is a commendable step towards enhancing the quality of education in these institutions. However, this initiative should be part of a broader, nationwide effort to upgrade madrasas and integrate a secular curriculum to prepare students for the […]
The clock is ticking for the Indian government to act on the Rs 8,000 crore grant recommended by the 15th Finance Commission for the development of eight greenfield cities. With the grant set to lapse on March 31, 2026, the government must prioritize this initiative to ensure the funds are effectively utilized to foster urban […]
India’s healthcare system, despite significant strides in recent years, remains fragile and underprepared to handle the myriad health challenges it faces. The recent dengue outbreak in Manipur and the government’s initiative to combat anaemia through fortified rice highlight the ongoing struggles and the urgent need for a more robust healthcare infrastructure and medical research framework. […]
The recent announcement of the National Maritime Heritage Complex (NMHC) at Lothal, Gujarat, is a commendable step towards preserving and celebrating India’s rich maritime history. This initiative, expected to generate around 22,000 jobs, promises economic benefits and aims to create the largest maritime heritage complex in the world. Such projects are crucial for reclaiming our […]
The Indian film industry, often celebrated for its diversity and cultural richness, stands at a crucial juncture. President Droupadi Murmu’s recent call for more women-led development in the industry is not just timely but essential. As she rightly pointed out, despite the industry’s vast output, the representation of women, both behind and in front of […]
The proposed auction of a 19th-century horned Naga skull in England has sparked outrage and calls for intervention from Nagaland Chief Minister Neiphiu Rio. This incident is not just a matter of cultural insensitivity but a stark reminder of the atrocities committed during the era of Imperial Britain. The auction, which was set to take […]
The recent revelation by the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) regarding the NEET-UG paper leak scandal is a stark reminder of the deep-rooted issues plaguing our education system. The case, involving 144 aspirants who allegedly bought leaked question papers, highlights not only the vulnerabilities in the examination process but also the lengths to which individuals […]