India should target a casteless society
While taking the necessary precautions to avoid misinterpretation, society must certainly move in various ways towards the objective of a casteless society.
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Free and fair elections: A far-fetched dream or a possible reality?
Bangladeshi politics, from the outside, looks like a chess game being played by the ultra-rich, and it's time for a change.
Amid worsening political crisis, it seems Pakistan is moving towards new phase of hybrid rule
The writer says the faltering administration is increasingly relying on the security establishment to deliver.
Why play-to-own is the next space to watch in Indonesia’s crypto gaming ecosystem
By rewarding engagement with tokens and tokenized game pieces, a player develops an understanding of the game while building true ownership.
The arrival of a ‘final variant’ could mark the pandemic’s end
The pandemic will not end in 2022, but the behavior of the virus in highly vaccinated countries across the globe may offer a glimpse of what the endpoint may look like.
Friendships amid the pandemic: Why reaching out to friends is hard to do
Maintaining friendships takes time and energy, and there is a limit to how many pals one can keep.
Resetting Nepal-China ties
The writer says China has very persistently pushed its agenda when it comes to containing Nepal's interactions.
The Great Divide that brought them together
The writer says the best thing that happened with the Partition Project was that it brought the youngsters of four nations together.
An alliance restored: Marcos Jr.’s US policy
While open to robust commercial ties with China, Mr. Marcos has effectively tossed out his predecessor’s often fawning, if not slavish, predisposition toward the Asian…
Hun Sen’s surprise move
Whatever the motive behind Hun Sen’s about-face, he has helped Asean make a historic step.