Cost, limited availability, inadequate sanitation and menstrual stigma continue to influence menstrual hygiene choices among women and girls in rural India, making cloth a practical alternative to sanitary pads.
Cases of newborn deaths following home deliveries in rural Bihar and Uttar Pradesh highlight how cultural practices, healthcare access, transport barriers and delayed medical intervention can put mothers and newborns at risk.
Brazil's FIFA World Cup Round of 16 exit has sparked serious questions about Carlo Ancelotti's tactics, slow starts, missed opportunities, and the mentality of a squad capable of much more.
Education remains the cornerstone of women empowerment in India, improving literacy, economic independence, healthcare outcomes and leadership opportunities while addressing deep-rooted gender disparities.
India has welcomed football legends like Lionel Messi, Diego Maradona and Pelé, but more than a century after Mohun Bagan's historic 1911 triumph, the nation is still searching for its first FIFA World Cup appearance. This opinion examines where Indian football has lost its way.
An opinion on how the pursuit of justice, gender equality and democracy ultimately depends on individual character, especially when political loyalties begin to overshadow moral responsibility.
Nearly two years after the RG Kar Medical College case shocked India, many continue to question whether the pursuit of justice for Abhaya has shifted away from uncovering the complete truth behind one of the country's most scrutinised criminal investigations.
The implementation of DA arrears in West Bengal has reignited concerns among Grant-in-Aid employees, who remain outside the initial phase of payments despite the Supreme Court's landmark ruling on Dearness Allowance.
Questions are being raised over the detailed personal information sought in the Annapurna Scheme application forms introduced by the Government of West Bengal.