Editorial - Page 2

The deaths of three minors by suicide, reportedly linked to social media distress, have jolted India into confronting a question it has long...

The long-delayed elections in Bangladesh have finally begun, but the circumstances surrounding them underline how fragile the country’s democratic...

The notice moved by a section of the Opposition seeking the removal of Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla is not merely a procedural move; it is a mirror held...

Thailand’s recent general election marks a turning point that feels less like a normal democratic swing and more like a structural reset of its...

The recent invocation of Article 224A of the Constitution to appoint five retired judges as ad hoc judges of the Allahabad High Court is not merely an...

Something profoundly strange is unfolding on the internet, and it is not a new app, a new billionaire whim, or another bout of tech hype. A social...

An India–Pakistan cricket match has long ceased to be merely a sporting contest; it is a collision of geopolitics, nationalism, media economics, and...

The controversy surrounding Bill Gates and Jeffrey Epstein is less about one man’s reputation and more about how power, proximity, and privilege warp...

India’s deep relationship with gold and silver is older than its modern economy. For centuries, precious metals have carried meaning far beyond their...

The announcement from Washington that the United States will lower its reciprocal tariff on Indian goods from 25 per cent to 18 per cent marks a...

My name? Mera naam Mohammad Deepak hai!” said a Hindu man, as he stood with an elderly Muslim shopkeeper who was being bullied by a mob claiming to be...

Many may be tempted to paint India’s Budget 2026 as lacklustre and lacking in ambition, but such criticism misunderstands both the global economic...