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  • Editorial: A welcome overhaul for Agnipath scheme

    The Union Cabinet’s decision to extend Agniveers’ service tenure by two years signals a significant course correction in the Agnipath scheme
  • Editorial: Blue tsunami sweeps America

    Democrats’ capture of both chambers deals Trump a major political blow, offering global relief and potentially reshaping America’s trade and foreign policy
  • Editorial: Credible progress, but a long way to go

    India has made remarkable progress in reducing poverty, but hunger, widening inequality, unemployment, and inadequate job opportunities reveal the challenges that remain
  • Editorial: From setbacks to success — ISRO’s desi navigation system gets a boost

    The successful launch of NVS-03 marks a significant step towards strengthening India’s indigenous NavIC navigation system after past technical setbacks raised questions about its feasibility
  • Editorial: Digital fraud: Make banks accountable

    Financial institutions cannot escape responsibility by treating cybercrime as merely a customer’s problem
  • Editorial: Shah does it again—revives UCC rhetoric

    In an already polarised political atmosphere, Amit Shah’s promise to implement UCC in Uttar Pradesh is uncalled for and risks deepening social divisions
  • Editorial: Elderly care—Kerala shows the way

    Kerala’s legislation is significant because it recognises elderly care as an enforceable legal right rather than merely a welfare measure dependent on budgetary allocations
  • Editorial: Biofortification, an effective weapon to fight malnutrition  

    Nutrient-enriched crops offer a sustainable, cost-effective way to combat hidden hunger in India
  • Editorial: Ashoke Sen, string theory pioneer, does India proud

    Sen is regarded as one of the architects of modern string theory, and his pioneering research has helped scientists better understand the mysteries of black holes
  • Editorial: Brazil’s poll outcome a blow to Trump

    Lula’s victory marks a setback for Trump’s influence in Latin America, even as the leftist president faces the daunting task of leading a polarised nation grappling with a mounting debt crisis, soaring prices and growing fears over organised crime
  • Editorial: India’s higher education: Vacant posts worsen worries

    Faculty shortages and leadership gaps threaten teaching quality, research and the expansion of premier institutions
  • Editorial: Global warming—point of no return

    Climate diplomacy cannot remain trapped in a cycle of lofty declarations of ambition and patchy implementation
  • Editorial: Manipur, the festering wound

    Security operations cannot heal Manipur’s wounds unless authorities protect civilians, ensure justice, and rebuild trust across divided communities. Peace must take precedence over political posturing
  • Editorial: Europe’s autumn of unrest

    While triggers vary across Italy, Spain, Portugal and Albania, high fuel and energy costs are fuelling unrest, with upcoming elections adding to political tensions
  • Editorial: Power grab in Pakistan

    Governor’s Rule in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa raises serious questions about provincial autonomy and military’s role in politics
  • Editorial: Stampede deaths—a familiar saga of apathy

    The Kolkata Durga Puja tragedy highlights India's persistent failure to enforce crowd safety protocols despite decades of deadly stampedes and repeated warnings
  • Editorial: Of surplus food stocks and empty stomachs

    Better distribution and targeted interventions are essential to bridge the gap between food availability and nutritional security
  • Editorial: Fresh hope for Naga settlement

    The Centre’s latest initiative could revive the stalled Naga peace process, but a lasting settlement will require political will and compromise from both government and Naga groups
  • Editorial: Violence returns to Manipur

    A return to normalcy will remain out of reach without concerted efforts to demilitarise society and re-establish the state’s authority
  • Editorial: Why does the Nobel Prize elude Indian Science?

    Low R&D spending, brain drain, bureaucratic hurdles, and risk-averse research practices are holding India back from achieving greater heights
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