Most of the relief work usually falls on the shoulders of ordinary citizens rather than the state.

Every wave seems to expose our lack of preparedness, always leaving things to be done at the eleventh hour.

The Election Commission should be allowed to decide when it wants to hold the polls.

Incidents of human and wildlife conflicts will exist, but we need to minimise such incidents to protect both species.

The reverse movement of migrants can be perceived either as a problem or an opportunity by the authorities.

The misuse of technology to enforce sex-selective abortion needs to stop.

Despite having a rich culture to showcase, we have an abysmal track record of preserving it.

Myanmar’s situation should be a warning bell for those who harbour authoritarian nostalgia.

The government instead of acting as a neutral player seems instead to be a puppet in the hands of a few individuals.

To break the chain of spread requires a concerted effort of the authorities and the entire community.

Just how long can we remain clueless about where our vaccination plan is headed?

Strategies must be put in place to provide a conducive environment to allow the youths to thrive.

Spring up into action before a third wave sweeps us away.

The message from the jamborees is a preview of what to expect during the general elections.

Beneath their tall claims, politicians desire to attain power at any cost.

Leaders have turned politics into a rat race, whose endpoint is Baluwatar.

We must reinvent our economy to escape the throes of an unstable environment.

When the lives of the people are at stake, no one should escape by shifting the blame onto others.

Private institutes in the medical education sector have been attracting attention for all the wrong reasons.

Various perks and privileges for each additional minister add an extra burden on the already stretched budget.