In an era entwined with artificial intelligence (AI), this article navigates the profound intersection of Maurice Blanchot’s ...

The office of the governor, often regarded as the lynchpin of India’s federal framework, is increasingly becoming a site of ...

In comparison to the World Inequality Database, the National Sample Survey data not only underestimates the level of inequality at any point in time but can also give an erroneous picture about the ...

This “uniquely punishing destiny” was to be true of his own death as well. Born in Jerusalem in what was still then the British mandate of Palestine in 1935, Said would pass away in New York City in ...

Initially, the union territory status for Ladakh was viewed favourably by most Ladakhis, but soon, its leaders anda majority of Ladakhis began to feel that they were better off before the abrogation ...

These norms operate outside constitutional and legal scrutiny and become strikingly visible in village rituals and festivals. Though these rituals may appear inclusive, they often serve as disguised ...

While the number of metropolitan cities in India is rapidly increasing, they are also becoming increasingly disorganised and chaotic. All citizens, rich or poor, face squalor, insecurity, and ...

On the positive side, the report expects that the slowdown in the global economy, after the import tariff hikes in the United States (US), will be rather modest and may not be as significant as ...

Although the region possesses one of the best agroclimatic conditions (plenty of water, sunlight, and good soils) it portrays ...

Such outmigration has long been identified in the literature as a source of non-labour income for the households, which eases their budget constraints, raises reservation wages and alters the labour ...

The preconditions discussed include the independence of the central bank, its transparency, and its ability to focus only on ...

At the same time, the food subsidy of the union government has increased from ₹1,05,673 crore in 2016–17 (0.38% of gross domestic product [GDP]) to ₹2,72,502 crore in 2022–23 (0.52% of GDP), at a ...