Editorials

Instead of attacking the opposition, PM Modi must make candid introspection on why the electoral bond scheme was scrapped by the apex court

The manifestos of both Congress and BJP lack a broader vision for the future of agriculture

Modi must offer concrete timeline for restoring statehood of J&K and holding Assembly elections

The escalating hostilities have the potential of dragging more players into the conflict with disastrous consequences for the global economy and supply chains.

Millions of people become victims of blatantly false advertisements by companies offering miraculous cures for various ailments

The US needs to walk the talk on its stated ideals of nurturing liberalism and diversity at home

India’s healthcare spending is one of the lowest in the world -- just 1% of GDP, while deaths due to non-communicable diseases are among the highest

India needs to emulate the policies of countries like Japan and Taiwan to be better prepared to handle earthquakes

By raking up Katchatheevu, BJP is only trying to stoke regional passions as it desperately seeks to expand footprint in TN

We no longer have the luxury of putting off till tomorrow what we must do today

The provocative action falls into a familiar pattern that Beijing has adopted to demonstrate its territorial hegemony

The proposed peace summit in Switzerland can be a good starting point to find a lasting solution and end the Ukraine war

Last year, the UNPF India Ageing Report projected that number of elderly will reach 347 million by mid-century

The onus lies on Pakistan to abandon its past policies and embrace a pragmatic approach to deal with bilateral issues

India which takes pride in being the fastest-growing major economy cannot afford to ignore youth unemployment

As a sizable percentage of India’s drones continue to be imported, there is a need to ensure their quality control

The BJP’s swelling treasure chest is an indication of how skewed the electoral playing field is

Modi’s visit must be seen against the backdrop of China trying to expand its influence in Bhutan

The airstrikes against TTP militants holed up deep inside Afghanistan reflect Pakistan’s duplicity on terrorism

Increasing wealth inequality raises questions about govt’s much-touted slogan ‘Sabka Saath, Sabka Vikas’

It is a regressive idea to revert to the ballot paper system when EVMs have proved their trustworthiness

The steady deterioration in the air quality of several Indian cities calls for radical long-term steps to arrest the tide.

The Artificial Intelligence Act passed by the European Parliament recently can form the basis for similar legislations in other countries

The indigenisation of the military inventory is an arduous endeavour for a developing nation