Editorial - Page 118

It is indeed an irony that in the age driven by science and technology there is a debate over the authenticity of science itself. Modern science has...

After 11 days of brutal fighting, the latest round of hostilities between Israel and Palestine appears to have come to an end. An Egypt mediated...

Six months after tens of thousands of farmers began their protest against the three farm laws in November last year, the struggle to repeal the laws...

India, it seems, would acquire around 216 crore doses of Covid vaccines between August and December this year. This impressive estimate is based on...

After making landfall on the coast of Gujarat on Monday night, Cyclone Takutae has now weakened as it moves over land over Saurashtra, around 180 km...

The state of democracy and the tenet of federalism in India have hit a new low with the arrest of two ministers of the Mamata Banerjee-led West Bengal...

The opposition last week put forward its set of responsible demands before the Central government to control the pandemic. It could have been...

The long-drawn Israel-Palestine conflict has taken a tragic turn leaving both countries burning in the fire of communalism. This is yet another...

Adding to India's Covid woes, a new, deadly 'black fungus' is being observed in some of the nation's most vulnerable patients. The Indian Council of...

Finally, the kingmaker has now become the king. With swearing in as the 15th CM of Assam on Monday afternoon, Himanta Biswa Sarma reached the peak of...

There is a sense that this current wave of Covid engulfing India came 'all of a sudden' or 'out of nowhere'. For many, the experience was one of...

The Central and the state governments have come under severe criticism by the media and the public for not taking timely decisions to contain the...