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European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen attends an EU-Gulf Cooperation Council roundtable meeting in Brussels, Belgium, October 16, 2024.
EUROPESIDE—NOTES FROM A SMALL CONTINENT

Meet Europe’s unelected, de facto ‘president’, Ursula von der Leyen

Susan Ram
Yahya Sinwar, Palestinian leader of Hamas in the Gaza Strip, at a rally on May 24, 2021, in Gaza City. Israel military says it killed Sinwar on October 16, 2024.
Israel-Hamas war

Israel says its military has killed Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar in Gaza

Sinwar, who was wanted by Israel in connection with the October 7 attack, was killed along with two others following an extended pursuit.
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Sector-wise job placements for skills courses show the most uptake in electronics and hardware. In pic, technicians ready photovoltaic panels at Fab City, Maheshwaram in Telangana.
DEMOGRAPHIC DIVIDEND

Skill gaps and job shortages threaten to undermine India’s population advantage

Nearly half of India’s graduates are unemployable while people with formal vocational training make up just 4 per cent of population. What is the fix?
M. Suresh Babu
TRIBUTE

G.N. Saibaba’s death is an injustice

What was the real crime of Saibaba? He constantly raised his voice for the human rights of the weak, the oppressed and the wronged by the system.
Apoorvanand
PHOTO ESSAY

Kashmir Assembly election 2024: A vivid portrait of democracy in action

The election broke the mould with high voter turnout and vibrant civic participation, indicating a hunger for democratic representation.
Adil Abass
The chilli’s malice is ubiquitous.
Kitchen Katha

Chilli: The red devil 

Chillies came to India with Vasco da Gama in the late 15th century, and utterly destroyed its cuisine.
 Kalpish Ratna

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Buddhadeb Bhattacharjee (1944-2024): Poet-politician who dreamed of an industrial renaissance for West Bengal

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Wayanad landslides: When nature rewrote the map

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How Modi’s ‘double engine’ is derailing fiscal federalism

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Spotlight

DEMOGRAPHIC DIVIDEND

Understanding Gen Z, the generation without history

Raised in post-liberalisation era, they are hyperconnected yet alienated. They seek value in a world of information overload and economic instability.
Rama Bijapurkar,Mathangi Krishnamurthy

Photo Essay

Photo Essay

PHOTO ESSAY

In the lanes of Amritsar’s Guru Bazar, a gold rush like no other

A community of sweepers separate the gold particles from the dust and sell it back to the jewellers.
Shivam Khanna

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The world of the youth changes fast, provides style icons and creates aspirations. Young girls take a selfie with the statue of Gandhi at Sabarmati Gandhi Ashram on October 2, 2016.
DEMOGRAPHIC DIVIDEND — THE LEDE

More than just demographic dividend: Investigating India’s youth bulge

India’s 345 million youth, anticipated to drive development, face elusive gains. Here is an analysis of their realities in the disruptive digital era.
Peter Ronald deSouza
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In the post-COVID era, most jobs other than agriculture are being created in the self-employed, labour, or gig areas, all casual work.
DEMOGRAPHIC DIVIDEND

Editor’s Note: How India squanders its demographic dividend

Millions of educated youth face unemployment as policies fail to bridge the gap between skills and job market demands. The next decade is crucial.
Vaishna Roy
DEMOGRAPHIC DIVIDEND

Skill gaps and job shortages threaten to undermine India’s population advantage

M. Suresh Babu
DEMOGRAPHIC DIVIDEND

Overqualified and underemployed: India’s graduate crisis in the AI era

Sujoy Chakravarty
DEMOGRAPHIC DIVIDEND

Understanding Gen Z, the generation without history

Rama Bijapurkar,Mathangi Krishnamurthy
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