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In "Opinion / Editorial"
July 12, 2017
Reading Putin
July 11, 2017
The EU has a case to answer over Cyprus
July 10, 2017
North Korea: Dialogue the only option
At one time the common perception about India was that it was a poor country. V.K. Krishna Menon, a member of Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru’s cabinet, used to challenge this narrative. “No,” he would assert, “India is a rich country inhabited by poor people.”Things have changed for the better, but one thing remains unchanged. The agricultural sector still accounts for the largest number of India’s poor. After all, roughly 60 percent of Indians depend on agriculture for their livelihood. They include farmers, including those without any land, and farm laborers, etc. Rains and drought can and do play havoc with their lives. Farming in India has also been blighted by small plot sizes, a depleting water table, declining productivity and lack of modernization.To this should be...
July 09, 2017
Farmers’ agitation in India
July 08, 2017
Football’s video muddle
July 07, 2017
Tony Blair’s ‘emotional belief’
July 06, 2017
Tomorrow’s Putin-Trump meeting
July 05, 2017
Europe at a loss over migrants from Libya
July 04, 2017
A pointless phone call
May 09, 2017
Macron wins but now
comes the hard part
