Editorials

India’s loss in the final is heart-breaking, but also a reminder that it is a game of glorious uncertainties

The concentration of carbon dioxide is now 50% higher than before the start of the Industrial Revolution

Any attempt to cast doubt on the competence of the legislature will be fraught with great perils to democracy

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudea jibes reek of an amateurish way of handling relations with strategic friends

The draft broadcasting law has many holes that raise fears of sweeping control by the government

After keeping mum for nearly a decade, the BJP govt’s promise to do justice to the Madiga community rings hollow

The fact that one in every three children in Delhi is battling asthma or airflow obstruction due to air pollution should ring alarm bells in the government corridors

Sri Lanka’s multibillion-dollar debts to Beijing have hindered efforts to resolve its financial woes

Deepfakes have the potential not just for personal injury, but to hurt national security and trust in institutions

Increasing wealth inequality and shrinking opportunities for the youth negates India’s ‘fastest growing’ tag

Canada must go the extra mile to allay the fears of the Indian diaspora and crack down on Khalistani activists

India needs to keep a close watch as both Beijing and Thimphu move to border demarcation

Delhi has been blanketed by toxic haze with the concentration of poisonous PM2.5 more than 80 times the healthy limit prescribed by WHO

The Bletchley Declaration reflects a key milestone in promoting responsible AI development

It is ironic that Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha claimed just a few days back that terrorism was taking its last breath in Jammu & Kashmir

Privacy is not the singular concern of journalists or social activists but of every citizen

The raging quota stir in Maharashtra has once again brought into focus the need for a comprehensive caste census

The series of train mishaps raises questions over the pace of adoption of anti-collision technology — Kavach

Imposing a total ban on cryptocurrencies is neither feasible nor desirable because large investments have already been made in such instruments

India is the largest user of groundwater globally, extracting more water than the combined usage of the United States and China

Growth optimism must be tempered with harsh ground realities —resurging inflation and unemployment

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

The flawless test launch proves the country''s capability of sending astronauts to an orbit of 400 km around Earth

It is a matter of relief that the government chose not to press ahead with its earlier policy of bringing back the licence regime