Editorials

The strong mandate for Dissanayake’s coalition comes with great expectations of a speedy recovery

The real challenge is whether the Supreme Court guidelines on bulldozers are followed in letter and spirit

Time is ripe for undertaking drastic reforms to make the UN more representative, inclusive, less bureaucratic

The deteriorating situation in the State exposes the abdication of responsibility by the political parties

With inflation not expected to return to 4% medium-term target until at least 2026, there are fears that rate cut could be delayed further

Donald Trump’s push to ramp up fossil fuel production and refusal to provide climate finance will deepen the crisis

The renewed debate over Articles 370 and 35A is a distraction from the pressing issues that Jammu & Kashmir faces

Collapse of Jet Airways is a disheartening development for India -- the third-largest domestic aviation market in the world

The stunning outcome is largely a reflection of the anger of American middle class, in the face of widening inequalities and soaring costs of living

Violence at a Hindu temple reflects a new low for the Trudeau administration, which has been recklessly burning bridges with India

Without robust investment and coordinated efforts, TB will continue to thwart India’s health goals

COP 29 will need to reflect on the needs and priorities of the developing countries

Inauguration of private aircraft manufacturing facility is a significant milestone for defence capabilities

Cybersecurity agencies must remain ahead of the curve rather than playing catch-up

Vijay is one of the biggest stars of Kollywood but can he emerge as an alternative in TN politics?

Absence of collaborative efforts continues to badly hurt the interests of the entertainment industry

Supreme Court verdict upholding States’ right to regulate taxes on industrial alcohol is a welcome step

BRICS summit has enhanced India’s role as peacemaker in the changing global order

The Ganderbal tragedy represents the first big security challenge to Omar Abdullah

High expectations of lasting peace on the border must be tempered, given Beijing’s dubious track record in honouring agreements

Congress govt owes an explanation on the staggering cost escalation of Musi rejuvenation

Government may continue to be in denial mode but one cannot be blind to the stark ground realities

Nawaz Sharif’s call for resumption of ‘constructive dialogue’ must be taken with a pinch of salt

Omar must prioritise welfare and development over political confrontation with the Centre