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Editorial: New voice for new India

Editorial: New voice for new India

  • Editorial: Bizarre twist

    The details emerging from an ongoing probe into the irregularities in the National Stock Exchange (NSE), the role of its former Chief Executive Chitra Ramkrishna and her mysterious mentor — said to be a Himalayan Yogi — are bizarre and disturbing. The Centre owes an explanation to the people about its silence on the issue […]
  • Editorial: Explore diplomatic options

    As war clouds hover over Ukraine with the Western countries warning of an imminent Russian military invasion, there is still scope for diplomatic interventions to de-escalate the tensions and prevent a catastrophic war. While United States President Joe Biden and British Prime Minister Boris Johnson have cited intelligence inputs to claim that Russia is edging […]
  • Editorial: Another round of apps ban

    One more round of ban on Chinese mobile apps has just been announced, citing security threats. The trend had started soon after the Galwan Valley clash and continued amid the growing tensions between the two countries. The question is whether the moves have resulted in giving a push to home-grown technology companies. The irony is […]
  • Editorial: Tardy response

    The Centre’s response to the plight of stranded Indians in Ukraine, caught in the escalating tensions with Russia, has been tardy and inadequate. With war clouds looming large following a massive Russian military build-up on the borders, thousands of Indians, particularly students enrolled in Ukrainian higher education institutes, are a worried lot. The advisory issued […]
  • Editorial: Mega public issue

    Billed as the mother of all IPOs, the upcoming public offer of the Life Insurance Corporation (LIC) could prove crucial for the government’s efforts to meet the disinvestment targets. However, there seems to be no appetite for such mega issues as it comes amid challenging times with markets being volatile and foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) […]
  • Editorial: A big let-down

    The gross underutilisation of the Nirbhaya Fund, meant for schemes aimed at improving the safety and security of women, shows an inexcusable apathy towards the issues concerning women’s safety. A parliamentary panel has pointed out that of the Rs, 9,549-crore allocated under the fund, created by the Central government in the wake of the nationwide […]
  • Editorial: Address ecological concerns

    The resignation of Ravi Chopra from the chairmanship of the Supreme Court-mandated Char Dham panel illustrates how the environmentalists are getting increasingly frustrated over the continued apathy of the government in protecting the fragile ecology of the region. In his resignation letter to the apex court, the chairman of the high powered committee has pointed […]
  • Editorial: Cautious optimism

    The Reserve Bank of India’s decision to keep the repo rate unchanged at 4% for the 10th time in a row and to maintain the accommodative stance reflects a more cautious approach in the wake of an erratic economic recovery and the continued impact of the pandemic. The Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) in its last […]
  • Editorial: Denial of justice

    There is a growing tendency among the authorities to invoke the national security clause to suppress and silence any form of dissent. The Centre’s ban on the Malayalam news channel — MediaOne — is the latest instance of how critical voices are sought to be muzzled in the name of protecting the interests of national […]
  • Editorial: Cooked-up controversy

    Celebration of diversity and plurality defines the soul of India. Any attempt to alter this fundamental identity will damage the country’s social fabric. If backed by a political agenda, such attempts can lead to disastrous consequences. Invoking the xenophobic narratives to rake up the communal divide has been a familiar electoral strategy of the BJP […]
  • Editorial: Boost to defence exports

    The deal for supply of BrahMos supersonic missiles to the Philippines, the first major military export, comes as a shot in the arm for India’s efforts to become an exporter of defence hardware. This is also seen as a strategic move to outsmart China whose belligerent behaviour in the disputed South China Sea has soured […]
  • Editorial: Hitting a landmark in style

    The Rohit Sharma-led team celebrated India’s 1,000th one-day international match on Sunday with an emphatic six-wicket win over West Indies in Ahmedabad. India has come a long way ever since they played their first one-day international match against England in Leeds in 1974. The first few years of India’s show in the ODIs were disastrous […]
  • Editorial: Bitter winter

    As a host of an international sporting event, Beijing was expected to rise above bilateral tensions
  • Editorial: Welcome intervention

    The Punjab and Haryana High Court’s order staying the Haryana government’s law on quota for locals in private sector jobs is a welcome development. It’s an apt judicial intervention to correct a flawed policy. According to the Haryana State Employment of Local Candidates Act, 2020, private companies are required to reserve 75% of the jobs, […]
  • Editorial: Matching China’s aggression

    Displaying an unabashed streak of hegemony and territorial ambitions, China has been quite aggressive over the last few years in building infrastructure along the border while India has a lot to catch up. The ‘Vibrant Villages’ Programme, announced by Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman in her Budget speech, will hopefully help New Delhi effectively counter the […]
  • Editorial: Regulate crypto first

    The NDA government’s decision to tax crypto assets without first creating a regulatory framework for their transactions is baffling. Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman’s announcement, in her Budget presentation, that any income from transfer of any virtual digital asset would be taxed at the rate of 30% reflects the Centre’s eagerness to dip into the digital […]
  • Editorial: Another dose of despair

    Neglecting progressive States like Telangana once again demonstrates that Modi’s catchphrase “Team India” is just a slogan
  • Editorial: Challenges in Central Asia

    The first India-Central Asia Summit, hosted against the backdrop of developments in Afghanistan and the changing geopolitical dynamics, demonstrates India’s growing role as a stabilising force in the volatile region. With Pakistan trying to fish in troubled waters and China flexing its muscles in pursuit of its hegemonic ambitions, India has a historic opportunity to […]
  • Editorial: Come clean on Pegasus

    The latest revelations raise disturbing questions over the conduct of government agencies in the entire episode
  • Editorial: Maharaja goes home

    It’s a sort of ‘Ghar Wapsi’ for Air India to return to the Tata Group nearly seven decades after it was nationalised, capping years of struggle by the government to sell the struggling airline that became a burden on taxpayers. Successive governments had pumped in $15 billion to keep the ailing airline flying. The handover […]
  • Editorial: Bumpy road ahead

    While the Indian economy is on the path of overall recovery from the worst hit it took at the start of the pandemic, the situation remains volatile in the face of the rapid surge of the Omicron variant and the informal sector continues to be in the red. Quite a few international agencies have downgraded […]
  • Editorial: Cosmos beckons

    A new era in space exploration has just begun with NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope, the most sophisticated space laboratory ever built, successfully reaching its destination — a gravitational parking spot in an orbit around the Sun nearly 1.50 million miles from Earth. There are several fascinating scientific possibilities arising out of this extraordinarily complex […]
  • Editorial: Widening gulf

    The dividing line between two Indias — the haves and have-nots — has now become too sharp and stark to ignore. The pandemic has widened the gulf between the rich and the poor in ways that the country never experienced in the past. The top and bottom of the pyramid absorbed the pandemic shock in […]
  • Editorial: Avoid hasty green clearances

    At a time when global concerns are growing over climate change and man-made environmental degradation, the NDA government’s move to incentivise the States, through a star rating system, for speedy green clearance to projects appears flawed and ill-conceived. Any attempt to unduly hasten up clearances is bound to lead to dilution of the environment protection […]
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