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For the first time, healthcare/social responsibility of ports have come into the limelight bearing implications not only for the port community but th
Months after 5 August has been a total waste — recruitments for government jobs continue to be on hold, investments from outside have not come and b
Although, plentiful has been written about China’s inaction during the early days of the outbreak of this pandemic, there is scant mention of WHO be
In addition to the fears of surviving this pandemic, citizens of West Bengal have to unfortunately cater to an additional anxiety resulting from — t
Absence of leadership is not the only problem — the pandemic shows how the WHO failed to address deeper and chronic issues.
More states are beginning to relax lockdown restrictions to restore normalcy with preventive measures. How did a country of 1.3 billion, with large sl
The formation of ‘The Resistance Front’ should be seen as an attempt to consolidate strengths, manpower, weaponry, and training of various militan
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The nature, frequency, and messaging in the communication that the government is taking, boasts of information, connectivity, and authenticity — all
As work from home becomes the new normal, regulators around the world have come under pressure to relook at the rules relating to bandwidth, traffic a
With panchayats emerging as front warriors in the collective fight against COVID-19 pandemic, Prime Minister’s address to key members of rural self-
As the political leadership cedes to the manoeuvres of the China-Russia combine, Italians are taking a stand.
While the politicisation of the WHO remains a serious concern, it also presents an opportunity to rethink the underpinnings of the broader global gove
The recent incidents shed light on the desperation of the migrant labours in the South Asian countries that worsen during disasters like the present p
For years now, the Syrian government has allegedly continued to violate the basic obligations of international law.
India needs to create a robust and inclusive health response system employing an entire-government approach to build the resilience needed to respond
The pandemic has presented a window of opportunity to reimagine the way we work and imbibe the flexibility to try new ideas such as telecommuting.
Where did the States go wrong? Is it not the responsibility of the Central and State government to protect the rights of the migrant workers as enshri
While Colombo and New Delhi may carry historic baggage with each other on various issues, fighting ISIS is something that barely interjects with those
Why have the informal workers not been able to form a pressure group, or demand for better rights to housing or living in Mumbai?
One can foresee many challenges as farmers and farm labourers set out to rebuild their lives and livelihoods.
While India has numerous policies for social security when it comes to education, healthcare, skilling, food security and pensions — most of these s
Doctors are calling Diana Berrent’s plasma “liquid gold” because she didn’t just clear the virus, she’s also a universal donor.
Samir Saran, President, ORF was interviewed by Oxford Political Review in the backdrop of the Indian government’s decision to enforce a complete loc
The spread of coronavirus in camp areas is equivalent to spread of forest fires which only leads to more destruction — and questions the government�
It is essential for emerging economies to devise strategic responses that suit their specific contexts.
Since 2010, China has been casting its eyes on Myanmar’s rich natural resources for commercial exploitation.
The fight against COVID-19 has just begun. It will continue over time.
Militaries must focus on their primary task of protecting our national interests, and no biological incident can hinder it from carrying out its assig
Keeping the refugees and IDPs confined in the camps uninformed may be detrimental to effective enforcement of the authorities’ efforts and measures
Health crises may originate anywhere in the world, but the subsequent responses from the concerned countries characterise their roles as responsible c
