Commentary
The long arm of Bangladesh’s law
A domestic war crimes court in Bangladesh has sentenced the country’s former prime minister Sheikh Hasina to death in absentia for crimes against humanity. The court found Hasina guilty of…
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Goa police block 507 websites, 767 scam-linked phone numbers
NT Reporter Panaji As part of a crackdown on cyber criminals, Goa cyber crime police…
Pitch for sustainable growth in Goa
It has been a case of rampant degradation and destruction of the state’s environment which…
Give hope a chance Â
As New Year kicks in, government and people must resolve to improve happiness index There…
EDM death: Report points to mix of drugs, alcohol
Panaji: The preliminary report into the death of Delhi youth, who died in a hospital…
Lasted Commentary
Effects of social media on teens
Teenagers all over the world use social media and messaging apps as part of their daily lives. This is accompanied…
Journey towards $7 trillion milestone
In the latest chapter of India’s economic ascent, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has reaffirmed the nation’s leadership on the…
Kishor may still have story to tell
We live in the Instagram reel age where a short, sharp sound-bite on video resonates far more than aerudite debate.…
The new face of terrorism
The deadly car blast near the Red Fort in New Delhi serves to be a stark reminder of the persistent…
Bihar: Clean sweep with concerns
There was a time in India when whatever the election results, the Election Commission of India (ECI) was the acknowledged…
Unravelling of climate consensus
COP30, global negotiation process to curb climate change, is unfolding in backdrop of sharp contrast to first such conference, Earth…
Bihar politics and role of migrants
The mayoral poll in New York, USA, and the legislative assembly elections in Bihar have coincided with each other. Zohran…
Quiet build-up of household debt
India’s households long regarded as cautious savers are quietly taking on record levels of debt. According to the Reserve Bank…