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  • Editorial: Ominous Writing On The Wall

    India’s childhood obesity rates are surging by an average of 5% annually, marking it one of the fastest-rising trends recorded anywhere in the world
  • Editorial: Delays hampering key science project

    LIGO is designed to work in sync with two similar facilities in the United States to detect the ripples in spacetime produced by the movement of large celestial objects like stars and planets
  • Editorial: Passive euthanasia — hope for the hopeless

    The Supreme Court’s order allowing withdrawal of life support for a 32-year-old in a 13-year vegetative state is a landmark verdict, recognising that the right to die with dignity is as important as the right to live
  • Editorial: Save children from toxic social media

    Andhra Pradesh and Karnataka have set a policy template for other States to follow in tackling social media addiction among children
  • Editorial: Nepal rejects the old guard

    The rise of 35-year-old rapper-turned-politician Balendra Shah, popularly known as Balen, reflects the aspirations of Nepal’s youth who demanded an end to corruption, nepotism, and misgovernance
  • Editorial: T20 World Cup glory— rise of the Blue Tide

    Stellar performances by Sanju Samson and Jasprit Bumrah powered the Men in Blue to redemption after the painful 2023 ODI World Cup final loss
  • Editorial: Sushasan Babu walks into sunset

    Nitish Kumar's move to Rajya Sabha marks a defining moment in Bihar politics, bringing the curtains down on his two-decade-long tenure at the helm of the State
  • Editorial: India-Canada reset — exorcising the ghosts of the past

    Mark Carney’s India visit stood out for both symbolism and substance, particularly against the backdrop of diplomatic tensions in the recent past
  • Editorial: Bearing the brunt of Brent crude surge

    Escalating West Asia conflict and closure of Strait of Hormuz threaten to sharply raise Brent crude prices, exposing India’s energy vulnerabilities
  • Editorial: Lula’s visit deepens India-Brazil ties

    Brazilian President Lula da Silva’s visit to New Delhi underscored a strong commitment by two of the largest democracies in the Global South to strengthen bilateral trade, critical minerals cooperation, and long-term strategic ties beyond symbolic diplomacy
  • Editorial: Middle East on the boil

    A key risk arising from the current political vacuum in Iran is that the militant Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps may take over
  • Editorial: Pakistan paying for the sins of its past

    Ongoing military conflict with Afghanistan has its roots in Islamabad’s duplicitous policy on terrorism: nurturing ‘good terrorists’ to target India while fighting ‘bad terrorists’ who, it alleges, are trained in Afghanistan
  • Editorial: Waging war on cervical cancer in India

    India’s proposed nationwide free HPV vaccination drive for girls aged 9 to 15 is significant, as its success could dramatically accelerate cervical cancer elimination targets globally
  • Editorial: Tejas under cloud

    Grounding of the entire fleet of Tejas by IAF following a mishap is a sign of vulnerability of the indigenous fighter jet
  • Editorial: Maoist movement in India — a Red sunset on the horizon

    While the security operations have been successful in breaking the back of the extremist movement, the government must now prioritise addressing tribal grievances through focused development and outreach
  • Editorial: Trump’s absurdist show

    The Board of Peace meeting to rebuild Gaza, held in the absence of any Palestinian representative, is a farce
  • Editorial: Towards democratising the Artificial Intelligence

    Only by democratising AI can it become a tool for inclusion and empowerment, particularly for the Global South
  • Editorial: Breaking China’s semiconductor chokehold

    Resilient semiconductor networks are essential in a world increasingly shaped by supply chain weaponisation
  • Editorial: Big challenges for India’s Quantum leap

    A stronger ecosystem, greater investment and strategic global partnerships are vital to overcome quantum computing bottlenecks
  • Editorial: India-France tango uplifts the mood

    French President Emmanuel Macron’s visit to India underscores the deepening alignment between the two democracies in advancing a multipolar, rules-based global order
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