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Editorial: Address privacy concerns

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  • Editorial: Elusive climate consensus

    The signals emerging from the global climate summit in Egypt are quite disappointing. There is continued wrangling among the nations on the strategy to tide over the climate crisis. After two weeks of intense negotiations among 190 nations at the 27th United Nations Climate Summit — COP27—, the UN came up with the first draft […]
  • Editorial: Tech turbulence

    The tech industry across the world is in a state of turbulence. Lay-offs and hiring freezes have become buzzwords as technology giants — from Facebook, Twitter and Google to Amazon and Microsoft — have been sacking their employees in large numbers. The plight of Indian workers in the United States on H-1B visas is particularly […]
  • Editorial: Bridging the gulf

    India must seize the historic opportunity to act as a bridge to ease tensions among the nations and to pave the way for a new world order. With the Ukraine war casting a shadow over the G20 summit in Indonesia’s island resort of Bali, global leaders are looking up to India to play a key […]
  • Editorial: Make judiciary transparent

    One of the biggest dangers to the constitutional institutions in a democracy is the opacity of their functioning. Judiciary is a key pillar of democracy that needs to be accessible and accountable to people. Transparency is what makes the justice delivery system more effective and responsive. Opaque, obscure and inaccessible systems, however well-intended they may […]
  • Editorial: Centre’s delaying tactics

    The delay in clearing the appointment of judges to the higher courts reflects poorly on the functioning of the Central government and also raises questions over its commitment to speedy justice. Though the Supreme Court Collegium has recommended the names for appointment as judges in the higher judiciary, the Centre is sitting over the list. […]
  • Editorial: Payback time

    The clock is ticking away as the climate catastrophe appears imminent. With the rich nations failing to honour their funding commitments in climate change mitigation, the crisis is deepening by the day. In the ongoing global climate summit—COP27—at Sharm el-Sheikh in Egypt, India has rightly put the onus on wealthy nations to substantially enhance the […]
  • Editorial: G20 presidency, India’s moment

    At a time when the world is passing through turmoil marked by military conflicts, economic uncertainty and the aftereffects of the devastating pandemic, India is set to take the helm of the G20, an informal grouping comprising 19 countries and the European union (EU). India assuming the G20 presidency, from December 1 this year till […]
  • Editorial: New milestone in space journey

    Overcoming technology denials in the past, India has made rapid strides in space technology over the last few decades and emerged as one of the leading space-faring nations in the world. It is now set to reach a new milestone with ‘Vikram-S’, the first privately developed rocket, slated for launch from Sriharikota next week. The […]
  • Editorial: Now or never

    The choice is between existence and extinction. It’s a ‘now or never’ situation as humanity faces the unprecedented impact of climate change. Climate action can no longer be put off nor can the world afford to continue bickering over funding and technology transfers. As the United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres summed up during his speech […]
  • Editorial: Economic disaster

    Exactly six years ago, an out-of-the-blue announcement on demonetisation by Prime Minister Narendra Modi took the nation by surprise. It was packaged as a bold move to unearth black money, reduce counterfeit currency and choke terror funding. But it turned out to be India’s greatest economic disaster. As far as the merits of the move […]
  • Editorial: Iran’s simmering discontent

    The intensifying protests in Iran over the hijab issue after Mahsa Amini died in the hands of Iran’s ‘morality police’, are just a manifestation of the simmering discontent in the civil society. Amini’s death leading to the current Iranian turmoil can be seen as a perfect example of the butterfly effect – the possibility of […]
  • Editorial: Endorsement of development agenda

    The outcome of the Munugode Assembly by-election reflects the triumph of development mantra over politics of hatred and victory of good deeds over empty words. Despite the devious designs of the BJP, which used every trick in the trade to vitiate the political atmosphere, the voters of Munugode gave a clear mandate for continuity in […]
  • Editorial: Pak caught in chaos

    The assassination bid on former prime minister Imran Khan signals Pakistan’s inexorable descent into chaos; a fall that many fear could result in another bout of martial law. The attack, during a protest rally held by his party — Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) — near Wazirabad, came in the midst of Imran’s ongoing confrontation with the […]
  • Editorial: Memories of Licence Raj

    India has come a long way from the infamous ‘licence-permit raj’ era that stifled entrepreneurship, innovation and growth. However, the much-maligned system is threatening to make a comeback if the provisions of the draft Telecommunications Bill get the go-ahead. Though there are several aspects in the draft legislation that will help in boosting the growth […]
  • Editorial: Time up for sedition law

    The NDA government’s approach towards sedition law has been tentative and ambiguous and fails to inspire any confidence. Its recent submission before the Supreme Court that ‘some changes’ were being contemplated in the colonial-era law doesn’t meet public expectations. Nothing short of scrapping the draconian law would do. Apart from making some vague statements about […]
  • Editorial: Going digital

    India’s digital finance system has taken a big leap forward with the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) rolling out the first pilot digital currency or e-rupee but concerns over privacy issues remain unaddressed. In the first phase, the wholesale version of the digital currency has been launched with the participation of nine banks while the […]
  • Editorial: New owner, new worries

    When the world’s richest person goes shopping and buys the world’s most influential platform for public conversations, the consequences could be quite disruptive. Add to this weak regulatory scrutiny, then things could go awry, raising questions about the future of social media. After closing the $44-billion acquisition deal, Elon Musk, the maverick billionaire who often […]
  • Editorial: Climate targets off the mark

    Ahead of the United Nations climate conference — COP27 —, there are ominous reports suggesting that the nations are far behind the targets set for containing global warming. Despite the grand pledges, greenhouse emissions continue to play havoc with the planet. According to the United Nations Environment Programme’s (UNEP) Emissions Gap Report 2022, the world […]
  • Editorial: Devious designs

    Like how a buyer on an e-commerce portal adds items to the cart before checking out, the BJP’s weird idea of shopping involves adding the States to its political cart through a devious game of offering inducements and engineering defections. There is a clear pattern emerging in its game plan across the country. The list […]
  • Editorial: Nod for GM crop

    The public discourse on genetically modified technologies is often clouded by politics, delusional activism and fear-mongering. Matters that must be decided by evidence-based science are often hijacked by alarmist ideologies that manufacture fear to block the introduction of new technologies. Such misplaced campaigns will deprive farmers of the benefits of modern scientific research. The Genetic […]
  • Editorial: Climate finance holds key

    Despite the lofty promises, western countries have failed to compensate for the damage they have caused to the environment over decades. Undoubtedly, the issue of climate finance will be the key focus of the deliberations as nations gear up for yet another round of the United Nations climate conference — COP27— slated to be held […]
  • Editorial: Rise of Rishi

    The rise of Rishi Sunak, the first Asian and a person of colour to become the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, has understandably generated tremendous excitement in India. He not only has his roots in India — his grandparents migrated from Punjab while his father-in-law is Narayana Murthy, the co-founder of Infosys — but […]
  • Editorial: Punish purveyors of hate

    India is known all over the world for its centuries-old syncretic culture and ethos of assimilation. They define the essence of the idea of India. However, the recent string of hate speeches, targeting minorities, comes as an affront to these core values. Against this grim backdrop, it is heartening that the Supreme Court has taken […]
  • Editorial: ISRO’s Bahubali moment

    The Diwali eve marked a historic moment for India’s space programme as the country’s heaviest rocket soared into the sky from Sriharikota, carrying a record 36 satellites. The successful launch of the LVM3 (Launch Vehicle Mark III) is a testimony to India’s prowess in space technologies and marks a defining moment for the Indian Space […]
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