Editorials

Resurgence of TTP is, in a way, a perverse payoff for Pakistan’s policy of supporting Afghan Taliban.

The NDA government has lost yet another opportunity to resolve the genuine issues of the States.

The ‘paralysed’ and ‘dysfunctional’ UNSC does not reflect today’s realities.

When the world’s most valuable firms resort to large-scale job cuts, worries of a ripple effect are inevitable

Invitation to Pakistan and China for the foreign ministers’ meeting of SCO is a smart diplomatic move.

There is a need to revise the legal and institutional framework to move towards smart policing.

The recent commissioning of INS Vagir, the fifth Kalvari-class submarine, comes as a reassuring step forward in the self-reliance programme.

By remaining silent on a crucial issue concerning terminally ill patients, the Centre is trying to abdicate its responsibility.

India is justified in asking Big Tech to give a fair share of revenues to digital platforms of print news publishers.

This is the stark reality of America, a country where the gun lobby holds much more clout than the healthcare industry

Following decades of neglect, land is crumbling in several parts of Uttarakhand like Uttarkashi and Karnaprayag and in Himachal Pradesh.

Determination of fake news cannot be in the sole hands of the government because it will result in the censorship of the press.

Credible and measurable action, and not empty words, is important to break the ice and revive talks.

The Khammam meeting sends a clear message to the BJP that its politics of polarization must end.

The richest 1% in the country own more than 40% of total wealth, while the bottom half of the populace shares only 3%

Ongoing confrontation between TN Governor and State govt bears testimony to the attempts to dilute federalism

It is not enough to be a volume leader; India must add value to volume leadership.

Recent approval for the National Green Hydrogen Mission underlines India’s commitment to renewable energy.

Democracies of the world must act to make clear there will be no support for right-wing insurrectionists.

The crisis in Joshimath comes as a grim reminder of how governments messed up with the environment to an extent that it has become irreversible.

Now that Bihar has launched the first phase of caste-based counting, the NDA government must shed its ambivalence on the matter

The latest draft guidelines are part of the New Education Policy whose idea dates back to the 1990s.

Upgrading Nyoma airfield into a full-fledged fighter jet base will help IAF to tackle Chinese misadventures.

India spends just about 0.7% of its GDP on research, compared with over 2% by China.