As India debates equality, justice, and modern legal reform, the issue of polygamy has once again entered public discussion—raising questions about whether the Uniform Civil Code (UCC) could help create a more equal society. India is a country built on diversity, with multiple religions, cultures, and personal laws shaping family and social structures. Marriage, inheritance, […]
Law and order do not depend only on police, courts, or government machinery. They depend equally on the behaviour, awareness, and integrity of ordinary citizens. In states like Tripura, where community bonds are strong and people rely heavily on local networks, the responsibility becomes even greater. A society that understands the law — and refuses
India is racing ahead in the digital era. From UPI payments and online education to telemedicine, e‑governance, and app‑based services, the country has embraced digital transformation at a remarkable pace. Even in smaller states like Tripura, digital adoption has surged, with citizens relying on smartphones for everything from banking to booking tickets. But as India
The subscription economy has quietly entered Indian households, including those in smaller states like Tripura, reshaping how families spend, save, and manage their monthly budgets. What began as a convenient way to access entertainment or software has now expanded into a vast network of recurring payments — from OTT platforms and cloud storage to grocery
Guest Column The gig economy has rapidly transformed the global labour market, reshaping how millions of people work, earn, and build careers. From ride‑hailing drivers and food‑delivery workers to freelance designers, tutors, and digital creators, gig work has become a defining feature of the modern economy. For many, it offers flexibility, independence, and the ability
Youth unemployment has become one of the most pressing global economic challenges of our time. Across continents, millions of young people are struggling to find stable, meaningful work despite being more educated, more connected, and more ambitious than any previous generation. The crisis is not limited to developing nations; it affects advanced economies as well,
Up a The world is facing an unprecedented cost‑of‑living crunch that is reshaping the daily lives of billions. What began as a post‑pandemic economic adjustment has now evolved into a deep, structural crisis affecting households across continents. From soaring grocery bills to unaffordable housing, rising transport costs, and shrinking savings, families everywhere are struggling to
Air pollution has quietly become one of the most serious public‑health threats of the 21st century. What was once viewed as an environmental issue is now recognised as a direct danger to human health, economic productivity, and long‑term development. From major cities to small towns, polluted air is affecting millions of people every day —
Plastic waste has become one of the most urgent environmental challenges of our time. What began as a revolutionary material—lightweight, durable, and inexpensive—has now turned into a global crisis silently choking oceans, rivers, soil, and even the air we breathe. Today, plastic pollution is no longer a distant environmental issue; it is a daily reality
World Environment Day, observed every year on June 5, is more than a symbolic date on the calendar. It is a global call to reflect on how we treat the planet and a reminder that environmental protection is not the job of governments alone — it is a shared responsibility. This year’s theme reinforces the
