Kanika Datta

Women remain under-represented in Indian corporate leadership and earn less than men, highlighting the gap between workplace policies and actual gender equality.

Fans will long squabble over whether Messi or Ronaldo is entitled to the 'greatest of all time' accolade... this is a pointless exercise

The choice of title is, presumably, a play on the Cambridge Apostles, the "self-consciously academic elite" society that became fertile recruiting for Soviet intelligence in the inter-war years

Air passengers pay for their safety in the skies one way or another - even though the real solution lies in the hands of politicians

Women enjoy handouts as much as the next person but their votes depend on meaningful political programmes

The "best tool" for this diversion from criticism comes from a globally accepted definition of antisemitism endorsed by the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance (IHRA) in 2016

The state could be the Bharatiya Janata Party's real test case of its business-friendly policies swot 

Since the bombings began, the regime has made concerted attempts to rally the nation

Optimism implicit in the ASUSE data should not suggest a dynamic change in women's participation rate in the workforce swot

Let's just enjoy the rare spectacle of peaceful youthful defiance

Jonathan Wilson's The Power and the Glory traces how the FIFA World Cup evolved from a football tournament into a global stage for power, politics and profit

This absorbing and revelatory book goes beyond the expedition to trace the post-Everest trajectories of the protagonists and is an invaluable account of the realities of the pre-commercial era of Ever

Crash-landings such as the one by Kingfisher Airlines could be ascribed to ill-judged government policy

As FIFA's steep broadcasting demands threaten World Cup telecast in India, memories return of Doordarshan's role in shaping the country's football fandom

Antony Beevor's book casts a cool academic eye on this controversial faith healer, arguing that despite the mystique, Rasputin's influence on the fall of the Romanovs has been exaggerated

Where the Apollo missions routinely hogged the headlines, Artemis II, whose mission was consequential for science, usually made it to second lead, sometimes third

India must seize the current energy crisis to reorient policymaking for long-term benefits

Mr Hazarika notes that despite Bose's electrifying oratory, only 2,000 men of the 27,000 POWs outside the INA joined; the rest opted for the purgatory of Japanese POW camps

Covid-19 exodus demonstrated the cynically utilitarian treatment by local residents towards people from other Indian states who play a vital role in sustaining economies far away from their homelands

Creating the groundwork for shovel-ready investment would require hard work to reverse all of India's deep-seated problems