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Oct 30, 2025
						The support from India’s left-liberal elite in framing Indians as backward, irredeemable, and barbarian is shocking to not just Indians but any neutral observer. This type of self-hatred should be a matter of national shame
							Anushka SaxenaOct 30, 2025
						As much as the Busan meeting is a useful stepping stone to resolving a large set of long-standing issues between the US and China, political will and egos are at a crossroads with entrepreneurial profitability
							C. Raja MohanOct 30, 2025
						As Trump’s trade-driven strategy begins to reorder the region, Delhi must re-examine long-held assumptions about American purpose, Chinese ambition, and the strategic space available to middle powers such as India
							Peggy MohanOct 30, 2025
						AI in India has progressed without addressing the basic issue of whose priorities it serves
							Oct 30, 2025
						New Delhi has a range of options: From challenging the tariffs at WTO to negotiating hard with US and EU to building a governance framework that can anticipate foreign sanction and prepare the country for
							Oct 30, 2025
						Satish Shah found the quirky track in every situation
							Harsh GoenkaOct 30, 2025
						Paradox of Donald Trump is that he is both flexible and rigid, impulsive yet calculating, eager for friendship but quick to take offence. Narendra Modi is the opposite ‒ disciplined, consistent and strategic. When styles
							Shashi TharoorOct 30, 2025
						Engagement does not require moral whitewashing, but it does require constant public scrutiny and clear red lines. Hard task for New Delhi is to protect both national security and the dignity of the rights-bearing citizenry
							EditorialOct 30, 2025
						October 30, 1985, Forty Years Ago: Tax Officials Retired Subscriber Only
The Union Finance Ministry has compulsorily retired four commissioners of income tax and action has been initiated against four others. The retirements were effected under fundamental rule 56 (J), which empowers the Government to retire
							EditorialOct 30, 2025
						The surest way to kill a trend is to have parents use it. Or worse, wear it
							EditorialOct 30, 2025
						Even if it had succeeded, the project would have made only a minor dent in Delhi's bad air. City needs more durable solutions
							EditorialOct 30, 2025
						Challenge is to align incentives in a way that makes both voters and politicians think and act long term. Lead has to come from parties focusing on good governance
							George JohnOct 30, 2025
						It requires investing in the social and psychological architecture of a good life
							S Y QuraishiOct 30, 2025
						Reckless promises in Bihar campaign underscore dangers of turning welfarism into vote buying
							C. Raja MohanOct 29, 2025
						The so-called ‘global peace plan’ is unlikely to contain binding commitments or operational timelines. Rather, it will serve as a political document projecting the shared responsibility of Washington and Beijing for global stability
							Oct 29, 2025
						Those who overestimate the stability of AI-driven markets or the permanence of AI-related jobs may bear the brunt if optimism collides with reality
							Anand KrishnanOct 29, 2025
						We need to bite this bullet and address issues related to the mode of recruitment, the role of incentives, and the cadre structure of healthcare workers
							Oct 29, 2025
						As Parliament debates the Bill, it must demand fixes: Mandatory standards, judicial checks, ILO-aligned rights, dedicated funds
							Syed Munir KhasruOct 29, 2025
						History teaches that those who know when to bow may rise again, and those who refuse are swept away by the very people who elected them in the first place. Indira Gandhi’s eventual redemption stemmed
							Oct 29, 2025
						For the 2025 Assembly election, the RJD has not made any significant changes in the caste composition of its candidates from the previous election, with the highest number still coming from the Yadavs
							M Suresh BabuOct 29, 2025
						After years of prizes focused on niche or data-driven themes, the 2025 Nobel in Economics puts growth theory back at the centre of the discipline. By honouring Mokyr, Aghion and Howitt for their work on
							Avijit PathakOct 29, 2025
						Maybe this degeneration is inevitable. After all, when ignorance is weaponised, critical thinking is seen as a crime, the spirit of reasoned dialogue is seen as weakness
							Pratima SinghOct 29, 2025
						Even if it had succeeded, cloud seeding would have offered Delhi only momentary relief from the toxic air. What the current crisis calls for is science-based governance
							EditorialOct 29, 2025
						Through Lyra's world, Pullman showed that paradise is what we make it
							Yogendra YadavOct 29, 2025
						SIR has resulted in a worsening in all key respects: Sharp decline in adult-elector ratio, disproportionate deletions of women and Muslims, and continued presence of glaring inaccuracies in the voters' list. Latest announcement shows EC's
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