On Sunday, a champion was reignited. And a game was won.

The upcoming UNFCCC meet must address equity related issues, especially on climate financing.

Promenades and viewing points can be great levellers. The real work of urban planning, as the world slips deeper into the climate emergency, is to rethink the approach to public spaces.

T20 leagues are no match for the World Cup. India-Pakistan game on Sunday revealed the pull of national teams.

Global economic environment remains challenging. Policy makers must proceed with caution, be mindful of the risks.

Outward migration from India is unlikely to subside in the near future even though wages in Gulf nations are no longer competitive. Public policy must factor in these trends. The Centre could start a conversation with governments in the Gulf on improving oversight in contract enforcement and labour welfare.

Given the inordinate amount of research now being carried out across the world, isn't it possible that, like the “meetha khoon” types, all the others who think they are in destiny's cross-hairs, too, could be right? Perhaps they deserve a sympathetic ear.

As new president, Kharge must know it can't be Congress politics as usual. His first challenge: Work out the rules of engagement with the Gandhi family.

His wins in the latest by-polls are a warning to the ruling establishment that he may be regaining his popularity. The general election is due next summer, but Khan's demand for an early election is likely to become louder.

Members of BTS, among the most popular bands in the world, have to serve in the South Korean military. That's telling.