Editorials

A mismatch between rising aspirations and shrinking opportunities has created enormous stress — a pressure cooker kind of situation, for the youth

Phased withdrawal of the Army from the Valley must be followed up with genuine political outreach

Announcement of dates for Char Dham Yatra is an ill-thought move against the backdrop of continued fears over land subsidence

Union Cabinet’s nod for the Rs 4,800 crore “Vibrant Villages” programme is a welcome move to counter Chinese aggression

Recent deaths by suicide of two students on IIT campuses have once again exposed the fault lines in our higher education structure

Air India’s deal to purchase 470 aircraft from Boeing and Airbus comes as a testimony to India’s growing economic muscle

Survey at BBC is a poor commentary on the state of media freedom in India a country that takes pride in being the 'Mother of democracy’

Taming an unregulated cryptocurrency market is possible only when countries can agree on a standard regulatory framework.

Given the surging demand for the mineral globally and its limited reserves, India must draft policies to extract the best possible advantage

The 34 metre tall, 3-stage SSLV, carrying three satellites to a circular orbit 450 km above Earth, was successfully launched from the Satish Dhawan Spaceport in Sriharikota

Türkiye and Syria earthquake holds lessons, particularly for India which still has no law to enforce the norms for quake-resistant construction.

Rate hike comes as a warning to the government that the economy is still not entirely out of the woods.

The ongoing war in Ukraine has brought home the stark reality that India is too dependent on foreign defence imports.

Human activities in the fragile Himalayan region need a deep scientific understanding.

The 2023-24 Budget with an outlay of over Rs 2.90 lakh crore bears testimony to the resilience of Telangana in the face of adversities

The overall allocation for defence stood at Rs 5.94 lakh crore, a hike of 13% over last year.

Centre's renewed push to end this inhuman form of work needs to focus on why earlier projects were not successful.

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.