Editorial - Page 59

Despite fervent criticism from the Editors Guild of India (EGI), DigiPub, News Broadcasters & Digital Association (NBDA) etc. at the time of its...

Last week, the Organisation of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC), at its 48th meeting of the Joint Ministerial Monitoring Committee, confirmed...

The Reserve Bank of India’s (RBI’s) move to pause the hike in policy repo rate, despite inflation remaining well above the upper tolerance band of 6...

One can go on enumerating the advantages of globalisation and there will be no end to the list. What people often tend to ignore is that the onslaught...

Evidently, the pressure created by the pandemic on students has served as a good enough pretext for the National Council of Educational Research and...

China’s persistent attempt to rename certain regions in Arunachal Pradesh is a clear transgression of India’s sovereign rights, and deserves strict...

Conventionally typecast as an import-dependent country with limited exports and consequent high trade deficit, India has been trying hard to break...

The communal violence that erupted on March 30 in Howrah is just one of the many shameful incidents that the country has witnessed in recent years....

Rajasthan government’s well-meaning Right to Health Bill is a rare opportunity to live on the lofty ideals of the healthcare profession and, despite...

The Supreme Court’s sensible remarks highlighting the urgency for segregating politics and religion came as a whiff of fresh air amid the threatening...

The Karnataka government’s move to scrap the four per cent reservation given to Muslims under the 2B category of backward classes is clearly a...

A three-judge bench of the Supreme Court, last week, ruled that a mere membership of a banned association is enough to establish an offence under the...