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Democrats’ capture of both chambers deals Trump a major political blow, offering global relief and potentially reshaping America’s trade and foreign policy
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India has made remarkable progress in reducing poverty, but hunger, widening inequality, unemployment, and inadequate job opportunities reveal the challenges that remain
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The successful launch of NVS-03 marks a significant step towards strengthening India’s indigenous NavIC navigation system after past technical setbacks raised questions about its feasibility
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Financial institutions cannot escape responsibility by treating cybercrime as merely a customer’s problem
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In an already polarised political atmosphere, Amit Shah’s promise to implement UCC in Uttar Pradesh is uncalled for and risks deepening social divisions
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Kerala’s legislation is significant because it recognises elderly care as an enforceable legal right rather than merely a welfare measure dependent on budgetary allocations
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Nutrient-enriched crops offer a sustainable, cost-effective way to combat hidden hunger in India
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Sen is regarded as one of the architects of modern string theory, and his pioneering research has helped scientists better understand the mysteries of black holes
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Lula’s victory marks a setback for Trump’s influence in Latin America, even as the leftist president faces the daunting task of leading a polarised nation grappling with a mounting debt crisis, soaring prices and growing fears over organised crime
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Faculty shortages and leadership gaps threaten teaching quality, research and the expansion of premier institutions
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Climate diplomacy cannot remain trapped in a cycle of lofty declarations of ambition and patchy implementation
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Security operations cannot heal Manipur’s wounds unless authorities protect civilians, ensure justice, and rebuild trust across divided communities. Peace must take precedence over political posturing
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While triggers vary across Italy, Spain, Portugal and Albania, high fuel and energy costs are fuelling unrest, with upcoming elections adding to political tensions
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Governor’s Rule in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa raises serious questions about provincial autonomy and military’s role in politics
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The Kolkata Durga Puja tragedy highlights India's persistent failure to enforce crowd safety protocols despite decades of deadly stampedes and repeated warnings
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Better distribution and targeted interventions are essential to bridge the gap between food availability and nutritional security
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The Centre’s latest initiative could revive the stalled Naga peace process, but a lasting settlement will require political will and compromise from both government and Naga groups
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A return to normalcy will remain out of reach without concerted efforts to demilitarise society and re-establish the state’s authority
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Low R&D spending, brain drain, bureaucratic hurdles, and risk-averse research practices are holding India back from achieving greater heights
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Pillay’s Nobel Peace Prize affirms the conviction that international law, however imperfectly applied, remains the best bet for a peaceful world in which no one should be denied justice because of their identity or nationality
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WHO’s new guidelines offer India a roadmap to combat childhood obesity through healthier diets and lifestyle changes
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Supreme Court intervention must pave the way for stringent laws to curb unethical pharmaceutical marketing practices and protect patients’ interests
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From decoding brain circuits to detecting cosmic neutrinos, Nobel-winning research demonstrates the extraordinary power of light
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It is clear that the RBI is using strong growth as a window to act before inflation gets entrenched
