Is AI the new super lawyer?
It is a known fact that like many other sectors, AI is transforming the legal sector, too. But human interference in legal matters will be a necessity because they require a complex combination of skills, empathy, judgement and trust Artificial Intelligence (AI) is no longer the same as we encountered half...
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Un-Islamic intentions
20 July 2019 | Markandey Katju -
Financing urban projects
20 July 2019 | Soumyadip Chattopadhyay/Arjun kumar -
Hidden crisis of an ageing population
19 July 2019 | Kewal Kapoor -
Ukraine: The third revolution
19 July 2019 | Gwynne Dyer -
A new era of McCarthyism?
19 July 2019 | Nadeem Paracha -
Curtains for city-based industries
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Structural reforms hold the key
18 July 2019 | RAJESH AGGARWAl
Practical or impractical?
In order to pave the way for a green future, small but stringent efforts are to be employed with amalgamated stakes to make it feasible Overwhelmingly, India is aiming to make a swift shift towards electric mobility. The reason behind it is the alarming rise in atmospheric pollution levels. Standalone emissions...
Where is the alternative voice?
Constructive criticism and not blind agitation is the role of an effective Opposition in a parliamentary democracy. Sadly, a counter view is missing in the 17th Lok Sabha making PM Modi look even more larger than life The first session of the 17th Lok Sabha has begun well without much disturbance...
Plan early for a happy retirement
An independent US institute has recommended saving 10 per cent of our salaries from our early 20s to live comfortably People are living longer in these times and this can be considered both good and bad news. According to the latest WHO report in 2018, the life expectancy of men has...
The great Kashmir betrayal
Kashmiris have been betrayed by their very own and such perpetrators need to be exposed so that the false image they have built among locals is shattered A recent Home Ministry report has publicised a fact that was known to many but did not get due visibility in the media and...
Promoting enterprise in rural areas
At a time when India has undertaken a digital revolution, Common Services Centres are playing an important role of a catalyst in extending access to technology and services for citizens, especially in rural areas, thus paving grassroot penetration of e-governance With India emerging as a leading digital economy, driven by information...
White elephant of dispute settlement
The lack of laws surrounding arbitration has made it not only a complex process but often delays resolution When an unresolved dispute is referred by parties, who have disagreements over an issue, to a third party who stands to be neutral, the process of resolution is known as “arbitration.” When instead...
The cost of financial inclusion
Given the high incidence of fraud and abuse and the all-pervasive menace of illegal money pooling by companies, it’s essential that customer protection must be overhauled In 1919, Charles (Carlo) Ponzi, a dishwasher from Parma, Italy, who immigrated to the United States (US) in 1903 and worked as a clerk in...
