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THE GREAT GAME: Punjab’s catharsis demands collective grieving — not finger-pointing or name-calling

Mumbai taught me how to run, Chandigarh taught me why to stop

Commercial thermochemical hydrogen plants need to be developed that can utilise the waste heat from future fast breeder N-reactors

The govt’s Central Vista project can pave the way for a new Presidential residence

The most unfortunate part is that these victims have been conveniently forgotten by all concerned

The highlight of Modi’s visit was in breaking the decade-long jinx on the sale of the Brahmos missile

The anxiety surrounding inter-caste marriages is about preserving a hierarchy

A single misstep or collateral incident could inflame an already unstable tribal landscape

Lack of independent, peer-reviewed studies to back the govt’s claims is worrisome

A faster than anticipated transition away from coal could be economically unviable

The State must align its tax laws with the commercial reality

When children witness war and become victims, they reproduce the same when they grow up

FIFA seems to be on a spree to earn revenues, but it may be doing so at the cost of the ordinary fan

The widespread outrage over Satluj takedown reflects poorly on artistic freedom in India

New Delhi needs to recognise that even the strongest alliances undergo evolution

Young people are losing their agency and autonomy because of financial dependence on their parents

Organ transplantation represents the most difficult intersection of medicine, ethics and law

The username is only a display layer, not a replacement for identity

The exercise must be anchored in the maxim that the burden does not rest on the citizen

The one ideal that defined Syama Prasad Mookerjee’s public life above all else was the indivisibility of India

India's regulatory architecture touches AI at its edges

The AAP government has wasted its historic mandate, made mistakes, not by accident but out of political compulsion

He remained deeply committed to the welfare and dignity of India’s war-disabled soldiers

It is when we have to render unto Caesar what is definitely not Caesar’s

Despite growing up in a racially divided America, the two admired each other