Editorials

The new $137-billion dam project could risk geological disasters and impact the flow of water from China to India

The year 2024 will go down as the one that represents gloom for the country’s youth

Despite several court orders, hundreds of tonnes of toxic waste remain at the accident site raising cancer risks

By accusing the BSF of orchestrating infiltrations, the West Bengal Chief Minister has overstepped her bounds

Despite the declining trajectory of the revolutionary movement, the possibility of dissenting voices rising again cannot be ruled out if inequalities persist

Manipur Chief Minister’s perfunctory expression of regret will be meaningful only if accompanied by tangible solutions that go beyond military measures

Building institutions with compassionate leadership is also crucial to retaining and nurturing talent

It is time the US bellwether stopped in its tracks, took stock of the situation and came out with a revival plan

The recent airstrikes by Pakistan targeting Afghanistan’s Paktika province and a swift retaliation by the Taliban forces, hitting deep inside Pakistan, indicate worsening tensions in the region

Anger-inducing ads may be an effective marketing strategy, but it has long-term negative effects

The nation remembers him as an astute and gentle statesman whose stature transcends the political divide and whose contribution to the country’s progress has few parallels

Whatever decision that New Delhi takes would have far-reaching consequences, not just for the bilateral ties but also for the broader geopolitical landscape

The Aravalli Green Wall Project has the potential to become a turning point in combating land degradation and desertification

Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s recent visit to Kuwait has opened up opportunities for expanding the partnership

Repeated breaches are not just administrative failures but also a betrayal of the trust that students place in the system

Gisele Pelicot's willingness to face her abuser in the courtroom and waive her right to anonymity was unprecedented in such trials

Kathmandu’s thrust on greater economic cooperation with Beijing — the BRI is part of this endeavour — will whittle down India’s influence over Nepal

The Doval-Yi engagement marks a major step towards revival of diplomatic mechanisms

Once seen as an intellectual face of the grand old party, Mani Shankar Aiyar marvels at the irony of his political career that was ‘made and unmade by the Gandhis’

Dissanayake’s visit signified Colombo’s trust in India’s partnership to deepen bilateral ties

ONOE, billed as a significant electoral reform, needs an informed debate both within and outside Parliament

Gukesh’s win has the potential to inspire a new generation of chess lovers in a cricket-crazy country

The pollution levels in India have reached such an alarming level that the choice is now between existence and extinction