Editorial - Page 10

This year’s Wimbledon crowned two worthy champions. Jannik Sinner triumphed in a brutal showdown against Carlos Alcaraz, and Iga Swiatek achieved a...

Lately, there has been a deliberate attempt to shift the mantle of Indian democracy from ‘secularism’ to otherwise. There are dominant political...

A horrible crime in Gurugram’s upscale Sushant Lok curtailed the life of a promising talent that had the vision of inspiring and empowering others of...

After 16 years of intense negotiations and patient diplomacy, a landmark trade pact between India and the European Free Trade Association (EFTA) is...

On the morning of July 8, three young students—Charumathi (16), Sezhiyan (15), and Nimalesh (12)—were crushed under the iron wheels of systemic...

The unfolding drama around the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls in Bihar has once again thrust the sanctity of the democratic...

India stands at the crossroads of a looming public health crisis, one that doesn’t come in the form of traditional cigarettes or alcohol, but in the...

The electoral roll is the bedrock of Indian democracy, the document that affirms every adult citizen’s right to participate in governance. Any attempt...

Donald Trump has pushed through a sweeping tax and spending bill that will reshape America’s economic and social landscape. Signed just ahead of his...

In a case that has rattled investor confidence and raised critical questions about regulatory oversight, global trading firm Jane Street has been...

Government’s highly ambitious and much-talked-about Make in India initiative has still got a lot of fire and scope in it, but one thing is pretty...

The words ‘secular’ and ‘socialist’—added to the Preamble of the Indian Constitution during the Emergency via the 42nd Amendment—have once again...