Editorials

Pakistan is staring at prolonged political instability and chaos at a time when it is already steeped in multiple crises

By conferring Bharat Ratna on Narasimha Rao, the nation has finally accorded him the pride of place, though belated

Though UCC was made part of the Directive Principles, one must keep in mind the contemporary realities before embarking on such sensitive reforms

The protests from southern States must serve as a wake-up call for the Centre to correct the anomalies

The greatest contribution of ‘Shakti’ is that it is still bringing diverse cultures and musical traditions together

Though IMF projects a positive picture of India's economic future, growing unemployment, inflation are big concerns

Conferring Bharat Ratna to Advani is expected to silence criticism that Modi ignored his contribution in realising the temple dream

Imran Khan’s meteoric rise and drastic fall illustrate a predictable political trend in Pakistan where the army alone is in the driver’s seat

The real problems, unemployment, dwindling rural incomes however, found no mention in the Finance Minister’s speech

Rising student suicides in Kota is a cry of hopelessness and guilt, a pointer to a society that does not seem to care

A comprehensive set of judicial reforms is the best solution to address the systemic inadequacies

There is a need for a mid-term evaluation of the Design Linked Incentive scheme, which is part of the Semiconductor Mission

The Bihar reversal comes amid the growing friction within the I.N.D.I.A grouping over seat-sharing arrangement

The challenge for I.N.D.I.A lies in finding common ground to build a cohesive narrative

Karpoori Thakur symbolised a brand of politics that is at variance with the BJP’s ideology

India has installed just 11 GW of rooftop solar capacity, of which only 2.7 GW is in the residential sector as against the potential of 637 GW

‘One Nation, One Election’, assumes that the simultaneous elections is in the national interest, thereby foreclosing all other arguments, however valid they may be

The ‘Raj Dharma’ that Vajpayee had spoken about, in the aftermath of 2002 Godhra riots, is as relevant today as it was more than two decades ago

Antimicrobial Resistance threatens effective prevention and treatment of infections caused by resistant microbes, resulting in prolonged illness and greater risk of death

Iran-Pakistan conflict points to a changing region that will demand India to rethink its security in Middle East

A paradigm shift in the training methods for teachers is needed to make learning intellectually stimulating

India needs to leverage its position to reset the strategic equation with Male and continue to engage with the people of Maldives

Beijing must realise that its threats directed at Taipei have been counterproductive to its own objectives

The vaccine, developed by Pune-based Serum Institute of India (SII), is 97% effective in preventing cervical cancer