Social Welfare
Nutrition Deficit Hinders National Economic Growth
Nutrition Deficit Hinders National Economic Growth
A nation’s economic progress is inseparable from the nutritional well-being of its population. Adequate nutrition fuels cognitive development in children, supports productivity among adults, and contributes
Adib Mustafa | yesterday
Gaza Stalemate May be Further Prolonged
A land or country by name of 'Palestine' never existed. Originally a Canaanite settlement, it was under Egypt for 350 years. Israelis were settled here after World War II by the British.
Alok K.Shrivastava | yesterday
Guru Dutt at 100: The Melancholy Maestro Who Lit Up Indian Cinema
On July 9, 1925, in the coastal village of Padukone in present-day Karnataka, a child was born who would come to redefine the language of Hindi cinema. Vasanth Kumar Shivashankar Padukone
Hasnain Naqvi | yesterday
Bihar Electoral Roll Revision: A Theatre of the absurd
The decision of the Election Commission of India (ECI) for an intensive revision of the electoral roll right on the brink of elections in Bihar sounds cinematic and cynical. Are we living in a fantasy world where the magic wand comes into play and resolves all that the centre longs for to retain its draconian spell of governance
Afroz Ashrafi | yesterday
The Silent Victories of Everyday Policing
Not all victories come with sirens blaring and medals gleaming. Some come quietly—like the sigh of relief from a mother when her missing child is found near a sweet shop
O. P. Singh | yesterday
Gaza Stalemate May be Further Prolonged
A land or country by name of 'Palestine' never existed. Originally a Canaanite settlement, it was under Egypt for 350 years. Israelis were settled here after World War II by the British.
Alok K.Shrivastava | 10 hours ago
Guru Dutt at 100: The Melancholy Maestro Who Lit Up Indian Cinema
On July 9, 1925, in the coastal village of Padukone in present-day Karnataka, a child was born who would come to redefine the language of Hindi cinema. Vasanth Kumar Shivashankar Padukone
Hasnain Naqvi | 1 day ago
Bihar Electoral Roll Revision: A Theatre of the absurd
The decision of the Election Commission of India (ECI) for an intensive revision of the electoral roll right on the brink of elections in Bihar sounds cinematic and cynical. Are we living in a fantasy world where the magic wand comes into play and resolves all that the centre longs for to retain its draconian spell of governance
Afroz Ashrafi | 1 day, 13 hours ago
The Silent Victories of Everyday Policing
Not all victories come with sirens blaring and medals gleaming. Some come quietly—like the sigh of relief from a mother when her missing child is found near a sweet shop
O. P. Singh | 2 days, 1 hour ago
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Gaza Stalemate May be Further Prolonged
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The Dragon-Bear Dance: Growing Closeness Between Russia and China
The world is undergoing unprecedented transformations across various domains, from digital and technological advancements to demographic, climatological, military, pathogenic, .........
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EW•NN-Editorial | July 8, 2025, 10:34 a.m.
Controversial Special Revision Campaign of Election Commission
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