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The true performance of central banks lies in stability, credibility, and independence — not profits or losses
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Corruption, crony capitalism, and neglect of the youth are eating away at the foundations of governance
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India’s politics must reclaim its purpose — be a force for progress, unity, justice, and not settle scores
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A credible national policy that supports donor families, and an active central government role can bridge India’s trust gap in organ donation
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America faces a tough test under Trump: can its safeguards resist a slide into autocratic legalism
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It’s not just the corruption of individuals, but the corrosion of institutions that frightens Indians abroad
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As the balance of power shifts, India must strengthen regional ties and revive Russia’s role as a trustworthy partner
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As crops are destroyed, aid blocked, and children starve, famine is being weaponised by Netanyahu’s government — while the world looks away
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By tying voter rights to eviction, Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma is casting doubt on the legitimacy of citizens who have already navigated the arduous NRC process
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To revere ancient gurus and forget the modern teacher who built Chandrayaan, lifted river, crafted vaccines is to commit an injustice
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The BFS frontline staff face a perfect storm: attrition at historic highs, stagnant wages, and rising pressures from digital shift. Time RBI created a Productivity and Attrition Task Force for them
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In today’s volatile and uncertain world, public policy education equips leaders with systemic thinking and adaptive skills
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As AI gets better at mimicking us, we must get better at being ourselves
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Trump’s policies towards India — from deportations, tariffs to siding with Pakistan — exposed the risks of overreliance on any one power
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Homer’s Odyssey shows how shared rationality is key to lasting safety, security, and peace for humanity
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Indian universities are spending heavily on promotion to boost visibility, often sidelining academic quality and faculty development
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To ask a community to ‘go back’ is a violation of penal laws and constitutional rights
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While maternal and child health indicators show remarkable progress, ageing populations, migration, and ‘ghost villages’ are a cause for concern
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Despite aiming to ensure probity among top leaders, the Bill is legally and practically flawed— from violating SC rulings to governance paralysis
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Without large-scale storage, coal will keep powering India’s grid, exposing the biggest challenge in the country’s renewables goals