Editorial

Sujinder Singh Sangha The recognition of Sikhs in Britain as a minority ethnic population and its monitoring, would provide a mechanism to analyse how Sikhs are faring in view of racial discrimination and hate crimes. Discrimination against…
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Special Court for hearing cases of law makers is the ultimate in justice deliverance where cases related to them have been lingering for years as the Supreme Court rightly noted. There has been an indifferent attitude among the political…
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Subir Roy To create jobs in the farm sector, manage water by harvesting rainwater. And, getting banks on their feet as also facilitating development of skills will ensure jobs in the corporate world. Over half way into its term, the…
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No doubt India has climbed the ladder of ease of doing business; it is home to the largest number of malnourished children in the world. Country needs to frame policies with a focus on reducing health and social inequities. The study…
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Jayshree Sengupta While it is true that the economy is in a bad shape, all blame should not rest on the Modi government. Many of the economic problems started a long time ago and the previous governments were not vigilant enough to reduce…
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Despite all the tough talks Pakistan still remains as one the major terror exporting countries with special target being India and Kashmir. America since Donald Trump's take over as President has been showing intolerance towards terrorism…
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Dr. Banarsi Lal & Dr. P Sharma Broccoli belongs to the cruciferous vegetables family which includes cabbage, cauliflower, kale, brussel sprouts, turnips etc. It is a tasty vegetable and rich in dozens of nutrients. Consuming fruits and…
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Mahadeep Singh Jamwal Parliament of the country/Assemblies of the states is the repository of the autonomous determination of the population and as said by Abraham Lincoln, democracy shall not perish from the earth. Parliament/Assemblies…
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A year into the treatment, still many Indians find the multi-drug resistant Tuberculosis (MDR-TB) has failed to bring the much needed respite. It's failing because treatment is not just about writing prescriptions and giving away free…
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Negotiating the steep climb up the hill to what is popularly known as 'Monkey Point', out-of-breath, I look up to see if I've reached at least halfway.There is Alka Pande, art curator and consultant, already waving from the top of the hill,…
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