Dehradun, January 27 (IANS/ 101 Reporters) To deal with tigers, elephants and leopards, Dr Aditi Sharma, senior veterinarian and wildlife health specialist at the Rajaji Tiger Reserve in Uttarakhand, had to fir
New Delhi, January 26 (IANSlife) India's agriculture sector has continued to grow in leaps and bounds, especially in terms of output- driven by a rising population and increasing external demand. In 2022 al
KALINGA SENEVIRATNE
IANS | January 23
The Dalai Lama, Tibet's spiritual leader, recently concluded a three-day speaking engagement at Bodhgaya, known as the 'land of enlightenment' that has attr
New Delhi, January 23 (IANS) His first book, "Anatomy of Froth" was an investigative work with some analysis of the root causes of the global financial crisis. While it had recommendations, its p
D.C. PATHAK
IANS | January 22
All nations endeavour to safeguard their security and economic interests - in that order - and this is what foreign policy is all about. Foreign policy, by definition, is a pro
Lucknow, January 22 (IANS) Rarely ever in history has the enigma of a leader lived on for more than 77 years after his demise.
Subhash Chandra Bose may have 'died' in an air crash in August 1945, but
New Delhi January 21 (IANS) The centrality of Netaji Subhas Bose to the Narendra Modi-Bengal narrative is irrevocable. Netaji was pretty much rediscovered by Modi and the installation of his statue at the Centr
KAVYA DUBEY
IANS | January 21
Subhash Chandra Bose was persona of great mystification. As much as his life held the unwavering zeal and gusto to see a sovereign India, despite being at stark variance with t
Jaipur, January 20 (IANS) "When I was the age of my protagonists, I was a mess. I was suicidal, depressed, and anxious and survival came through writing. If you suffer and you are a writer, it gives you so
New Delhi, January 19 (IANS) For those who have lived through the Covid-19 pandemic, life will never be the same again. "A World On Hold" (Om Books International) brings you first person narratives by
New Delhi, January 16 (IANS) Stressing that it is the job of the historian to take note of new research, historian and author William Dalrymple says there is nothing wrong with re-examining history in light of
D.C. PATHAK
January 15 | IANS
Human beings have been given the rare gift of 'discretion' which can be defined as the 'pause' one makes to allow for application of mind before some '
DR DHRUV SEN SINGH
IANS | January 14
Floods, droughts, cyclones, tsunamis, landslides and earthquakes are all natural events that have been taking place even before the evolution of man.
However, these n
New Delhi, January 13 (IANS) Alongside modern masters, the 2023 fair will bring forth works of several lesser-known modernists, women artists, folk art forms, and young trailblazing artists from previously unex
United Nations, Januray 11 (IANS) More than 5.0 million children under age 5, including 2.3 million newborns, along with 2.1 million children and youth aged 5 to 24 years -- 43 per cent of whom are adolescents
New Delhi, January 10 (IANS) As a journalist one is relentlessly exposed to stories of conflicts between the state and indigenous tribes, more in some areas than others like along some belts in the North east o
ARUN KEJRIWAL
IANS | January 7
The just-concluded calendar year 2022 was tough on many fronts. The Russia-Ukraine war, rising inflation that led to interest rates rising sharply, volatile crude prices, and
Bastar (Chhattisgarh), January 6 (IANS/ 101 Reporters) There is a nip in the air. The clucking of hens, the clanging of pots and pans, and the delicious aroma of 'chaur bhaja', a traditional rice and ro
New Delhi, January 5 (IANS) As a child, Kanav Agnihotri, who has a penchant for inventing various fictional characters in a unique style, was always attracted to the magical world of nature and strongly believe
ASHMITA BADONI
IANS | January 2
January 3 marks the birth anniversary of one of the world's greatest teachers, Savitribai Phule. Reeta Ramamurthy Gupta is set to release Savitribai's first biography