The real test of reform is simple: Will the voter believe the EC can say ‘no’ to those in power?
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The Sikh tradition shows that diversity rests not on tolerance alone, but on compassion deep enough to defend another’s faith.
The CJI’s life reminds young lawyers that excellence comes not from privilege, but from preparation, perseverance and integrity.
Guru Tegh Bahadur’s slogan of “fear none, frighten none” seeks to establish a fearless and non-discriminatory political system.
Why the bogeys of land, love and Pak-sponsored global jihad ultimately fail
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Under the leadership of PM Modi, tributes to the Guru are being offered globally in 142 foreign embassies.
The geography of terror has changed. It is not just seeking territory; it is seeking minds.
The most crucial was the emergence of Sant Fateh Singh as Akali leader and Lal Bahadur Shastri becoming the Prime Minister.
Despite October’s shocking trade performance, India’s showing in the first seven months was not that bad.
From the Red Fort blast to the Akhlaq lynching case, from Nithari’s unanswered questions to the PU campus unrest, institutional erosion and prejudiced behaviour have befallen us
A house with a stream of visitors, but there was often a hush. Now I know why those silences came
If women decided public policy and conflict resolution, the world would be more just and peaceful
The magic of Indian mythology is that gods are never frozen in one form. They change as they travel. They carry both dignity and desire
I watched the Super Moon with more than a tinge of sadness. I was sad, because some things should be beyond science and the avarice of man
THE GREAT GAME: Why are they plotting terror acts and blowing themselves up at Red Fort
The reshuffled order of tests and the scaled-down nature of the initial flights are an enigma.
ICT’s death sentence was brought on by her own cruel suppression of political dissent, abuse of the law, corruption, among many other things.
A calculated attempt was made to dilute Punjab’s historic stake in PU.
Probe into Delhi car blast shows that even doctors are not immune to radicalisation
Ambition without energy security is a risk India cannot take.
A calculated attempt was made to dilute Punjab’s historic stake in PU. The classroom must be the centre of student life, not the protest site.
Repeated reversals reveal a system struggling with credibility and consistency.
The longer Haryana hesitates, the narrower its window of opportunity becomes.
Bihar's economy is growing fast, but from a painfully low base.
Let children develop their interest in the larger world by playing with the atlas, the globe and the art of storytelling.
From the same Operation Sindoor, the armed forces of Pakistan and India seem to have learnt the opposite lessons.
The government should remain vigilant as the possibility of chemical or biological terrorism is real.
Cleaner air, rural jobs and extra farm income — that is what turning stubble into energy can deliver.
UP govt’s bid to withdraw from prosecution in Akhlaq lynching case raises eyebrows
Humanely reducing the dog population is not a dream — it is a proven reality in neighbourhoods across Delhi.
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