Editorials

The emergence of Jamaat as a mainstream political force could harm the interests of minorities in Bangladesh

In terms of operational nuclear warheads, China, with 500, is way ahead of India (172). However, India has close ties with both the United States and Russia, which have over 1,700 such warheads each

The consistent progress in indigenisation of weaponry is in line with India’s mission to become self-reliant

By 2050, one in every five Indians will be over the age of 60 and it’s imperative that Ayushman Bharat gets adequate funding

Telegram CEO should not be seen as an accomplice to the crimes committed by the messaging app users

Striking a balance between employees’ aspirations and fiscal prudence must be the guiding principle of UPS

It is ironic that the Malayalam film industry, known for experimenting with bold themes, should be embroiled in such controversies

As a Presidential contender, she is, in a way, an antithesis of what Republican candidate Donald Trump stands for

The 2025 target set by the government nearly a decade ago for the complete elimination of TB appears a tall order given the ground realities

Tax notice to a few top-ranking institutions reflects the utter callousness of government towards public-funded research

The longevity and stability of NDA 3.0 is now dependent on crucial allies like the JD(U) and TDP which are no pushovers

The successful launch of SSLV sets the stage for the commercialisation of satellite launch capabilities

A disturbing reality is that rape and murder cases invariably turn out to be mere cold statistics

The challenge before the Election Commission now is to ensure the smooth conduct of polls in J&K

It is intriguing that Modi chose I-Day address to push for an idea over which the coalition partners have reservations

Police often misuse the dreaded UAPA, turning it into instruments of oppression

The Independence Day festivities sound hollow in the face of widening social gulf and growing atrocities against Dalits

Despite govt’s efforts to boost scientific recognition, India’s R&D landscape continues to face hurdles

When the market regulator itself is under a cloud, all stakeholders, including the government, need to act urgently

In Yunus, a pioneer in microfinancing and known as ‘banker to the poor’, Bangladesh has found a healer

The RBI’s stance suggests a continued focus on price stability over immediate rate cuts, given recent history of rate hikes

Buddhadeb Bhattacharjee dared to shed the ideological dogma and embrace capital for development.

The new draft of Broadcasting Services (Regulation) Bill raises concerns as it provides sweeping powers to the Centre to control digital media

New Delhi should deftly work with the new regime to protect the high-stakes relationship with Dhaka