The future of prosperity will be defined not just by economic growth, but the health of societies and ecosystems. What if the fastest-growing economies are also those that are losing ground for prosperity? It is a paradox of our lifetime. While the nations have been celebrating the growth in their Gross Domestic Product (GDP), expansion of industries and record investment, the millions still face poor health, environmental degradation, social inequality and declining quality

Around 2.40 lakh hens culled, Nine-lakh eggs destroyed Mumbai: For the third time in 20 years, Avian Influenza has hit Navapur, in Nandurbar district, with over 2.40 lakhs birds culled in the past few days as worried farmers await compensation and effective vaccines. In some areas, all the infected birds in big and small farms have been eliminated by specialist teams, as per World Health Organisation (WHO) and central government’s guidelines. This is the third time afte

War widens every fault line, but the status of women bears the deepest fracture. War does not affect all bodies in the same way. It reorganises power, access, and survival along lines that already exist. Gender is one of those lines. When conflict begins, it does not create new inequalities. It sharpens the old ones and makes them harder to ignore. The philosophical case for taking this seriously is straightforward. If a society's baseline distribution of rights, resources, a