Last Updated: October 1, 2026

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    The humanitarian crisis of migrant workers

    Migrant workers are the backbone of urban economies worldwide, yet they remain among the most vulnerable populations during crises. Whether fleeing conflict, seeking better employment, or escaping environmental disasters, these individuals often face exploitation, inadequate living conditions, and social exclusion. The COVID-19 pandemic exposed these vulnerabilities dramatically, revealing systemic failures in labor rights, healthcare access,.

    Trade and security agreements between India and Malaysia

    Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited Malaysia on a two-day visit on February 7th and 8th. A total of 11 historic agreements were signed between the two countries. This is another step towards Modi’s policy of multilateral trade agreements. These agreements were signed under the leadership of PM Modi and his Malaysian counterpart Anwar Ibrahim. These.

    The week the world economy stood still Important lessons for India

    Parneet Sachdev Chairman of Real Estate Regulatory Authority and a leading author In the second week of March 2020, as the equity prices collapsed, the global financial system did something that even seasoned market veterans found disorienting: it began to sell the safest assets i.e Government Bonds in order to raise cash. The Financial Stability.

    Dog Bite Incidents Continue Unabated

    In recent days, numerous petitions have been filed in the Supreme Court regarding the increasing number of incidents involving aggressive stray dogs on the streets. The judiciary has repeatedly warned that such stray dogs should not be left unattended in the name of animal welfare. It has been observed that along with the development of.

    Acoustic ecology: How urban noise shapes our cities

    Cities are not just defined by their skyline, roads, or population—they are defined by sound. From the constant hum of traffic to the cacophony of construction sites, urban environments are dominated by noise, and its effects on human life are only beginning to be understood. Acoustic ecology, the study of sound in relation to our.

    Concern over daylight murders

    For a long time, the Punjab Police have increased their vigilance to deal strictly with crime. Operation Seal was launched 340 days ago to crack down on drug traffickers. Following this, Operation Prahar was launched against the gangster mafia to eliminate gun culture and extortion threats in Punjab. Both these operations have yielded significant results..

    Why hobbies are essential for a balanced life

    Hobbies often take a backseat to work, responsibilities, and daily pressures. Many people see them as optional or indulgent. However, hobbies play a crucial role in maintaining mental health, personal growth, and overall life satisfaction. They provide balance in lives dominated by routine and obligation. A hobby is an activity pursued for enjoyment rather than.

    The art of doing nothing and why it matters

    Modern life often celebrates busyness. Being constantly occupied is seen as a sign of productivity and success. However, this obsession with constant activity leaves little room for rest, reflection, or creativity. The art of doing nothing—intentionally pausing without guilt—has become a lost skill, yet it is essential for mental and emotional health. Doing nothing does.

    Why walking is one of the most underrated exercises

    In a world filled with fitness trends, expensive gym memberships, and high-intensity workout routines, walking often gets overlooked. It seems too simple to be effective. Yet, walking remains one of the most powerful and accessible forms of physical activity, offering benefits that go far beyond basic fitness. Walking requires no special equipment, training, or location..

    Winning the lottery is not without its dangers

    Lottery winners consider themselves very lucky. Nowadays, lotteries offer prizes worth crores of rupees. Lottery winners believe they have acquired immense wealth by simply buying a ticket for a few rupees. Undoubtedly, the joy of a lottery winner knows no bounds. They feel that without any hard work, they have been blessed with wealth, and.

    Why simple hobbies are making a comeback

    In a world driven by productivity and constant engagement, simple hobbies are regaining popularity. Activities such as gardening, sketching, cooking, journaling, and knitting are being rediscovered for their calming and rewarding nature. These hobbies offer a break from screens and deadlines. Unlike goal-oriented tasks, they allow individuals to engage without pressure. The process matters more.