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Laws, guidelines must be implemented effectively

J&K polls a challenging assignment

The enduring trauma of rape victims

Stakeholders must do more to curb adulteration

Modi must practice consultative governance

Supreme Court exposes HC overreach

Web-based apps fuelling illegal arms trade

Tightrope walk for Modi under Russian gaze

A right cause, but at what cost to patients?

Vital to help Punjab’s youth turn a corner

Chinese ascendancy a cause for concern

Vital to ensure peaceful campaigning and polling

The farce of Ram Rahim’s frequent furloughs

Apex court rules in favour of personal rights

But Supreme Court’s warning stands firm

Urban flooding brings cities to their knees

Encourage adoption, fund research to the hilt

Safety of medical staff must be prioritised

THE Supreme Court’s decision to partially stay the Mumbai college circular banning the hijab, while upholding restrictions on the niqab and burqa, strikes a commendable balance between respecting religious sentiments and addressing the pragmatic needs of modern education. It is...

OVER a year and a half after it stirred up a hornet’s nest by accusing the Adani Group of pulling off ‘the largest con in corporate history’, US short-seller Hindenburg Research has trained its guns on the chairperson of SEBI...

IT has been a rollercoaster Olympics for India in Paris. Medals have been few and far between, rather like the deficient rainfall in the northern plains this monsoon. An eight-day-long drought — which seemed like an eternity — ended when...

THE granting of bail to Manish Sisodia in the Delhi excise policy scam on Friday marks a significant moment in India’s legal and political arena. The arrest of Sisodia, a key lieutenant of AAP supremo Arvind Kejriwal, had sent shockwaves...

THE death of Buddhadeb Bhattacharjee, the last Marxist Chief Minister of West Bengal, on Thursday marks the end of an era for West Bengal's political and cultural landscape. He was known for his intellectual rigour, literary acumen and a deep...

THE 84-year-old Nobel laureate's popularity in Bangladesh is undeniable, yet Muhammad Yunus faces a formidable task in bringing stability to a nation in turmoil. Appointed head of the interim government following the dramatic ouster of long-time Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina,...

THE government’s decision to restore the indexation benefit for long-term capital gains (LTCG) on property sales marks a pragmatic reversal in response to public backlash. The Union Budget’s proposal to eliminate the indexation benefit while reducing the LTCG tax rate...