Editorial - Page 11

In a dramatic turn of events, the interim government of Bangladesh, led by Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus, has imposed a sweeping ban on all activities...

In a region fraught with historical baggage and trust deficits, Pakistan’s latest misadventure with India is threatening to spiral into a full-scale...

Following the bold and brave Operation Sindoor conducted by the Indian armed forces, Pakistan, perhaps to cater to domestic impulses and compensate...

Living up to its promise, the Indian government, as anticipated, launched highly sophisticated air strikes on ‘terrorist infrastructures’—killing over...

The Indian government’s decision to conduct mock drills in over 200 civil defence districts today is anything but routine. The last time the nation...

As temperatures in Indian cities soar past 45 degrees Celsius and air quality remains in the “severe” category for weeks on end, the silent casualties...

The decennial census is not just a statistical exercise; it is the foundational bedrock upon which the Indian State plans welfare, designs policies,...

Considering the heinous nature of the Pahalgam attack and Pakistan’s shameless stubbornness to further back its actions, it must be said that the time...

Casteism is among the oldest and most complex challenges that Indian society is facing; it has its roots in ancient India. Also, the caste system in...

The UNSC’s condemnation of the horrific terror attack in Pahalgam last week was necessary—but fell far short of what the moment demanded. A group of...

As India positions itself as a global digital power, artificial intelligence (AI) is finding its way into schools and colleges across the country. The...

The Trump administration’s tariff strategy rolled out with characteristic bravado in early April, has injected a new wave of unpredictability into...