Editorials

Repeated breaches are not just administrative failures but also a betrayal of the trust that students place in the system

Gisele Pelicot's willingness to face her abuser in the courtroom and waive her right to anonymity was unprecedented in such trials

Kathmandu’s thrust on greater economic cooperation with Beijing — the BRI is part of this endeavour — will whittle down India’s influence over Nepal

The Doval-Yi engagement marks a major step towards revival of diplomatic mechanisms

Once seen as an intellectual face of the grand old party, Mani Shankar Aiyar marvels at the irony of his political career that was ‘made and unmade by the Gandhis’

Dissanayake’s visit signified Colombo’s trust in India’s partnership to deepen bilateral ties

ONOE, billed as a significant electoral reform, needs an informed debate both within and outside Parliament

Gukesh’s win has the potential to inspire a new generation of chess lovers in a cricket-crazy country

The pollution levels in India have reached such an alarming level that the choice is now between existence and extinction

There is a need to keep building on existing ties to ensure that relationship remains resilient

Indian aviation must navigate the issues of pilot shortages and high fuel costs while ensuring robust safety standards

While ‘One Nation, One Subscription’ is welcome, India could also look towards embracing Open-Access publishing

The collapse of Assad regime marks a turning point in Syria’s civil war, ending over five decades of his family rule

States must transcend political boundaries to protect these shared ecological treasures

RBI signals its cautious approach to balance the twin factors of inflation and growth

The pardon erodes the ethical foundations US President Joe Biden sought to champion

Even after 40 years, one cannot help but feel a sense of helplessness over denial of justice to the victims of Bhopal Gas tragedy

Trump’s threat to impose a 100% tariff on BRICS members should be treated as just a boastful rhetoric

It is perplexing why the lower courts continue to entertain petitions on religious structures despite the Places of Worship (Special Provisions) Act

Antimicrobial Resistance needs global collaboration to tackle the threat to public health

Imran Khan has added fuel to prevailing public discontent by giving a call to lay siege to the capital

The call for a return to the ballot paper shows that those who lose an election are tempted to look for an imagined villain rather than within

Dhaka must ensure swift justice for victims of communal violence and protect fundamental rights of its citizens

The coexistence of secularism and pluralism are two basic features central to India’s unity in diversity