Editorials

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

The Speaker’s verdict has strengthened Eknath Shinde’s position further with the elections around the corner

Plastic toxicity in packaged bottled water should ring alarm bells in India, which saw second-fastest growth rate in mineral water segment

By quashing Gujarat govt’s decision to grant remission to 11 convicts in the Bilkis Bano case, the SC has restored public faith in the system

Hasina’s win is a reassuring development for India as it ensures continuity of a robust bilateral relationship

The latest developments in the Maldives pose a diplomatic challenge to India

The Aditya mission, the first by an Asian country to be placed in orbit around the Sun, is expected to contribute significantly to our understanding of solar dynamics and enhance our ability to predict space weather phenomena.

The Indian Science Congress Association needs urgent reforms but cancelling the Science Congress does not augur well for Indian sciences

The first virtual sexual offence case in the UK highlights the urgent need for governments to amend their criminal laws

Prompt response mechanism and not compromising with building bylaws are the most important lessons from Japan

XPoSat marks a major milestone in ISRO’s journey from being an agency tasked with placing satellites in orbit to a research organisation

The ongoing global efforts to tackle the climate crisis reveals that the outcomes have been far from satisfactory

The tendency towards greater control of scientific and other educational institutions is a regressive step

Combating deepfakes requires a collaborative effort, one that involves open communication and proactive mitigation strategies