Don’t spare politicians who fan the flames
Editorials
The Tribune Editorial: In this hour of crisis, being denied even the minimum support price is a loss of faith.
The Tribune Editorial: The country has more than 85 crore Internet users, who account for three-fifths of its population.
The Tribune Editorial: Intelligence agencies link this escalation to Operation Sindoor.
The Tribune Editorial: The return of a key Naxal strategist Bhupathi to the mainstream indicates that the Central and state governments are on course to eradicate Naxalism by the deadline of March 31 next year.
The Tribune Editorial: The ongoing Sultan of Johor Cup is not a high-stakes event that would grab eyeballs. Still, the mutual eagerness to focus on the game and avoid distractions or controversies is laudable
The Tribune Editorial: Inflation control, agricultural productivity and employment generation must also stay at the centre of the policy agenda.
The Tribune Editorial: For fatal accidents that took place between 2022 and 2024, claims exceeding Rs 700 crore are pending.
The Tribune Editorial: At the same time, it is imperative to engage pragmatically with Google, which is grappling with several antitrust challenges in India.
The Tribune Editorial: Farmers need foresight, not just financial aid after disaster strikes.
The Tribune Editorial: Trump said Hamas would comply with a provision under his plan to disarm. The militant group, however, has ruled out this possibility before Palestine achieves statehood.
The Tribune Editorial: Biomass plants were meant to turn Punjab’s crop residue, that is generally burned in fields, into clean energy and income for farmers.
The Tribune Editorial: Pakistan brazenly carried out airstrikes in Kabul on Thursday, the day Muttaqi landed in New Delhi.
The Tribune Editorial: If not matched by measurable outcomes, the 3,100 stadiums risk becoming what many past schemes did: political trophies, not public assets.
The Tribune Editorial: The Central Pollution Control Board needs to act strictly in accordance with the legal framework
The Tribune Editorial: There are plans to open nine British university campuses in India
The Tribune Editorial: The WHO has flagged the potential risk of contaminated products being supplied to other countries, particularly via unauthorised channels, and the regulatory gaps in screening for domestically marketed medicines in India.
The Tribune Editorial: Reports say he was wearing a helmet, yet succumbed to serious injuries after his bike skidded on a road in Himachal Pradesh.
The Tribune Editorial: The disturbing incidents have shown the year-old Mohan Charan Majhi’s BJP government in a very poor light.
The Tribune Editorial: Teachers’ postings must be linked to student-teacher ratios and local needs.
The Tribune Editorial: The ECI would be well advised to address all the shortcomings before it initiates a pan-India SIR.
The Tribune Editorial: The tragedy is not an accident; it is the sum of repeated warnings ignored.
The Tribune Editorial: However, a contentious point — disarmament of Hamas and its exclusion from governance in Gaza — might impact the outcome of the talks.
The Tribune Editorial: A key reason why SCs and minorities find themselves in the crosshairs of the law is the paucity of gainful employment opportunities.
The Tribune Editorial: IndiGo’s Kolkata–Guangzhou service will take to the skies, ending a suspension that began with the pandemic but deepened with the 2020 Galwan clash.
The Tribune Editorial: Of the 655 pharmaceutical units in HP, barely 122 have registered to upgrade under revised Schedule M norms of Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP).
The Tribune Editorial: Jaishankar had lauded the Afghan Foreign Minister’s condemnation of the Pahalgam terror attack.