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There is an urgent need to make scientific research adjustments to combat the threat of the new Covid variant
New Delhi’s decision to procure telecom equipment only from ‘trusted sources’ is an important step in checking belligerent Beijing
India must allay Bangladesh’s concerns over CAA and NRC to ensure that Dhaka remains firmly on its side
This is not the time for the government to cling on to false prestige on a matter that concerns millions of farmers
India slipping in HDI ranking must serve as wake-up call for policymakers to get their strategies right on poverty, hunger and inequalities
The argument for not holding Winter session does not hold water as the daily corona caseload has come down significantly
It is ironic that India which has surplus foodgrain stocks is home to an alarmingly large number of malnourished children
Renewable energy sector requires definitive action on existing policy gaps to boost investor sentiment
That barely 10% of the package was distributed among the States comes as no surprise as it was essentially flawed
The richest-take-it-all approach in the fight against Covid exposes an unequal world
Though it sounds exciting and futuristic, India lacks the required infrastructure to roll out 5G network effectively
Gen Naravane’s visit to Saudi and UAE could lead to greater military exchanges and better security ties
Instead of pushing the divisive narrative, the Centre must explore the consensus route to resolve the farm crisis
India has set an ambitious renewable energy target but most power plants lack FGD units, which are critical in reducing emissions
China building a dam close to LAC in Arunachal Pradesh amounts to questioning India’s territorial integrity
Rajinikanth needs to wade the political minefields carefully in Tamil Nadu, a State wary of the BJP’s brand of Hindutva politics
One must not lose sight of the fact that Canada, along with the US and EU, had questioned India’s food subsidies at WTO meetings
Marriage is a matter of personal liberty and bringing a law to curb it in any manner is completely unconstitutional
It is a matter of concern that India has earned the dubious distinction of having the highest bribery rate in Asia
Ramping up capacity to meet the requirements of a vaccination programme covering the entire population will need to rely on private players