Editor's Desk - Page 61

At a ceremony celebrating excellence in Indian journalism on Wednesday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi harked back to the 1975 Emergency, when civil...

In a stunning development, the High Court in London ruled on Thursday that Parliament, and not the government, has the authority to start the process...

Particulate matter and toxic smoke have engulfed the national capital’s air. With the onset of winter, air pollution levels have spiked to extreme...

One of the primary aims of journalism is to ask questions and search below the surface for answers. Although many within the ruling party may endorse...

Suffice it to say, the killing of eight undertrials of the banned Students’ Islamic Movement of India (SIMI) group hours after their stunning escape...

Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif's troubles seem to be growing by the day. On Tuesday, the country’s Apex Court began hearing a case into the...

In the past week, the national media has picked up on the systemic burning down of schools in Kashmir. At least 27 schools have been set on fire...

Every year post-Diwali, our social media feeds are lined up with news stories detailing the massive spike in air pollution levels. This year, many...

In yet another chapter of the ongoing tussle between the judiciary and the executive, the Supreme Court slammed the Centre over the delay in...

The arrival of winter has once again raised the spectre of air pollution. In response, the Delhi government on Friday announced a three-tier air...

There seems to be no light at the end of the tunnel for India-Pakistan relations. On Friday, at least 15 Pakistani soldiers were killed after...

The war in Syria has spared no one. In a horrific incident on Wednesday, approximately 35 civilians, mostly children, were killed in Syria's Idlib...