Editorial - Page 31

Politics is as much a game of destiny, as it is of skills including oration, pragmatism, liaison-making etc. Destiny, it has to be said, was with...

This is how new heroes are made, and the baton of brilliance is passed on from one generation to another. After the goodbye from Roger Federer, and...

Considering the sacrosanct nature of the right to life and liberty against the backdrop of Arvind Kejriwal’s prolonged incarceration for 90 days, the...

Bridges in Bihar are falling like ninepins, and so is people’s trust in public infrastructure. In the past three weeks, Bihar has witnessed the...

Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to Russia, in the very first place, has symbolically filled a significant void arising out of the omission of...

The Department of Telecommunications (DoT), in yet another attempt to augment and democratise connectivity across the length and breadth of the...

A couple of days’ ago, the prime accused in Pune hit-and-run incident—in which two promising techies were killed—submitted his 300-word essay as part...

Infrastructure units in India—from resident buildings to bridges and airports—are falling like ninepins, and authorities have no satisfactory answers....

The UK’s Labour Party has registered an impressive turnaround in the country’s politics—ending the 14-year rule of the Conservative Party. The UK is...

Regional powers gathered in Astana, Kazakhstan, for the 2024 Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) summit on July 4 with the theme ‘Strengthening...

The horrific stampede at a religious congregation in Uttar Pradesh’s Hathras district, which claimed at least 121 lives and left 28 others injured, is...

The most typical thing about markets, both legal and illegal, is that they tend to spread to areas where there is excessive demand—invading even the...