THOUGHT FOR THE DAY
A manufacturer is not through with his customer when a sale is completed. He has then only started with his customer. — Henry Ford
Opinion
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Editorials
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Sexual abuse case
Vital to ensure that Prajwal Revanna faces the law
Farm fires
Worrying spike in stubble burning in Punjab
Criminal trials
SC decries ineffective cross-examination
Toxic waste disposal
Extinguish the suffocating fumes in Nuh
Raking up xenophobia
Biden’s potshots at India, Japan out of place
Alarming flames
Forest fires warrant swift action
Manipur’s ordeal
Year after clashes erupted, it’s time to heal wounds
ED under fire
Court condemns agency’s high-handedness
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Comment
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India gearing up for a leap in auto exports
Much will depend on the ability of the automobile industry to leverage its advantages
Students lead struggle for reinvention of democracy
The stand taken by the heads of American universities has been demoralising.
Need to restructure entrance exam for civil services
A large number of exam attempts are only benefiting the coaching industry, wasting the resources of ...
Trouble-torn Manipur needs an out-of-the-box solution
The only step that the Centre needs to take at this critical juncture is to empower its forces. Mani...
Multipronged strategy a must to curb data poisoning
Successful data poisoning may make it possible for ransomware or phishing attempts to evade detectio...
An overreaction to student protests
Prestigious American universities have floundered in dealing with the situation
BJP, Congress manifestos highlight national security in contrasting ways
The flagship atmanirbharta project has been in focus for its greater emphasis on self-reliance than...
No end in sight to US-China rivalry despite talks
A Trump comeback could provide new opportunities for China to sow fissures between the US and its al...
Taking on mighty Jewish lobby in US
Protesting students want their rich alma maters to disinvest from Israel-linked companies
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Letters to the editor
LAC standoff
India, China need to reduce trust deficit