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India Falls Eight Spots to Rank 150 on World Press Freedom Index

May 4, 2022

India’s ranking slipped eight spots to 150 in the 2022 edition of the World Press Freedom Index, published by the international organisation Reporters Without Borders or Reporters Sans Frontières (RSF), on May 3, Tuesday. The index assesses the state of journalism in

Going Underwater

Kalyan Chatterjee

May 4, 2022

Environment & Sustainability

India’s coastline is slowly, but surely, being swallowed up by the sea. The east coast is under greater threat, and at some points along the Bay of Bengal the coastline is receding by as much as 20 metres every year. Though about

‘Underprivileged Children Are Better Equipped To Be Problem Solvers’

Jyoti Verma

May 4, 2022

Education, Health, Sports & Entertainment

An editor-turned-educator-turned-entrepreneur, Ritu Malhotra quit her job at Heritage Xperiential School, Gurugram, to fill the gaps in India’s school education system. Her drive was to make her students more than just responsible citizens. She realised that the curriculum-defined knowledge held them back

Failed By The System, Forced Into Labour

Amitabh Srivastava

May 4, 2022

Law & Governance

Over the past two years, children around the world have been the hardest hit by the never-ending waves of the Covid-19 pandemic. On June 10, 2021, the International Labour Organisation (ILO) and United Nations International Children’s Emergency Fund (UNICEF) released a report

Seeding a Tech Revolution

Amit Mukherjee

May 4, 2022

Agriculture & Society

Nearly 43% of India’s population is dependent on agriculture and farming for livelihood, with the sector contributing a shade over 20% to the country’s GDP, but due to the lack of technology integration and a robust value chain, the agriculture sector and

Matters of the Mind

Jasvinder Sidhu

May 4, 2022

Education, Health, Sports & Entertainment

Pramod, 31, a factory worker in the Gurugram industrial area, lost his job as soon as the first 21-day lockdown was announced by the government, without any notice, in March 2020 to contain the spread of Covid-19. When the lockdown was announced

Big Brother Looms Larger

Vivian Fernandes

May 4, 2022

Technology & Cyber Crime

A law which Parliament approved in early April to replace a 102-year-old piece of legislation and give legal backing to the collection of measurements of convicts and other persons is so wide in its ambit regarding both personal data points that can

From The Editor’s Desk

Vivek Mukherji

May 4, 2022

Editorial

The rule of law is the lifeblood of a constitutional democracy and citizens are expected to obey the law of the land. Otherwise, without just laws societies will simply descend into chaos. The idea of laws keeps evolving with the passage of

After Eight Years, Wikipedia Says No to Cryptocurrency Donations

TC Web Desk

May 3, 2022

Economy & Development

The Wikimedia Foundation (WMF), which hosts Wikipedia, will no longer accept donations in Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash or Ethereum after a few community members led a debate about the positives and negatives of cryptocurrency. The news came soon after the foundation held a

UPI Sets Record Transactions Worth ₹9.83 Lakh Crore in April

TC Web Desk

May 3, 2022

Economy & Development

Digital payments platform Unified Payments Interface (UPI) logged 5.58 billion transactions in April 2022, a new all-time high since its launch in 2016, said National Payments Corporation of India (NPCI) data. In value terms, UPI saw transactions worth ₹9.83 lakh crore in

India Falls Eight Spots to Rank 150 on World Press Freedom Index

Going Underwater

Failed By The System, Forced Into Labour

Seeding a Tech Revolution

Matters of the Mind

Big Brother Looms Larger

From The Editor’s Desk

After Eight Years, Wikipedia Says No to Cryptocurrency Donations

UPI Sets Record Transactions Worth ₹9.83 Lakh Crore in April

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