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UN Re-Emerges As a Rubber Stamp

TP Sreenivasan

Once the permanent members begin to use the veto to shield themselves against their own evil deeds, the whole rationale of the veto will be lost

The Case for Simplifying Green Rules

The legal tussle between activists and the Centre over environmental clearances hides the red tape, delays and lack of transparency of existing regulations

Grassroot Warriors

Lessons from a community renowned for its commitment to protect nature

A Historic Vote at the United Nations

The first and foremost message from the resolution was the return of realpolitik to the world stage, shorn of liberal pieties

Faking It

A show based on true incidents warns of the perils of believing online wellness gurus

Turning ‘Bapu’ into a ‘Mahatma’ has done him tremendous harm, says great-grandson

Hindu fundamentalists trying to dismantle Gandhi’s legacy are being aided by radical Dalits and Ambedkarites: Tushar Gandhi

A Play in Ten Minutes

How micro theatre addresses the issues of today in the shortest time span

Brandenburg Concerto

Berlin can lead Europe at a critical juncture only if Friedrich Merz can meet Germany’s challenges

Passion for the Preloved

Young buyers are turning to online thrift stores

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