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Editorial: China back to name game

Editorial: China back to name game

  • Editorial: India as peacemaker

    The proposed peace summit in Switzerland can be a good starting point to find a lasting solution and end the Ukraine war
  • Editorial: A challenging demographic shift

    Last year, the UNPF India Ageing Report projected that number of elderly will reach 347 million by mid-century
  • Editorial: Trade incompatible with terror

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

    India which takes pride in being the fastest-growing major economy cannot afford to ignore youth unemployment
  • Editorial: Fine-tune drone policy

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

    The BJP’s swelling treasure chest is an indication of how skewed the electoral playing field is
  • Editorial: Unbreakable ties

    Modi’s visit must be seen against the backdrop of China trying to expand its influence in Bhutan
  • Editorial: Karma comes back

    The airstrikes against TTP militants holed up deep inside Afghanistan reflect Pakistan’s duplicity on terrorism
  • Editorial: Rise of billionaires

    Increasing wealth inequality raises questions about govt’s much-touted slogan ‘Sabka Saath, Sabka Vikas’
  • Editorial: Doubts over EVMs must end

    It is a regressive idea to revert to the ballot paper system when EVMs have proved their trustworthiness
  • Editorial: Health catastrophe

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

    The Artificial Intelligence Act passed by the European Parliament recently can form the basis for similar legislations in other countries
  • Editorial: India’s missile power

    The indigenisation of the military inventory is an arduous endeavour for a developing nation
  • Editorial: Make political funding transparent

    Free and fair elections are not possible without transparency of political funding.
  • Editorial: Build consensus first

    Govt should refrain from bulldozing the idea of simultaneous polls on a nation that is unprepared for such an exercise
  • Editorial: Tiresome rematch

    Most Americans are tired of witnessing the contest between Biden and Trump, given the bitter polarisation that characterised the previous election
  • Editorial: Distant dream

    The oft-repeated assertion about achieving self-reliance in the defence sector appears far-fetched as arms imports have only increased
  • Editorial: Polarising move

    In a country that takes pride in secularism being its core value, religion cannot be the basis of citizenship
  • Editorial: Pragmatic diplomacy

    Indian official holding talks with Afghanistan ministers shows the proactive approach of New Delhi to safeguard its interests in the war-torn nation
  • Editorial: Dissent and Democracy

    Dissent over policy actions of a government should not become a ground to accuse someone of creating enmity between groups or disharmony.
  • Editorial: Restore electoral democracy

    Though Modi spoke about development in Jammu and Kashmir, true empowerment of people will come by strengthening democratic processes
  • Editorial: A big fat problem

    Obesity, as defined by WHO, is an abnormal or excessive accumulation of fat that poses health risks. A body mass index (BMI) over 25 is considered overweight and over 30 is obese
  • Editorial: Making lawmakers accountable

    The SC judgement is a significant step towards curbing the rampant role of money power in horse trading and other malpractices
  • Editorial: Sharif’s political naivety

    Sharif would be well advised to focus on tackling the challenges facing his country instead of raking up the Kashmir issue
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