THOUGHT FOR THE DAY
Every reform movement has a lunatic fringe. — Theodore Roosevelt
Opinion
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The AUKUS deal
Resets geopolitical stance against assertive Beijing
De-addiction centres
Don’t shut down, ensure proper functioning
Telecom reforms
Ensure healthy competition to revitalise industry
Punjab’s water crisis
Political will to arrest the slide is lacking
Digitising work in courts
Backlog of cases should be reduced
Tackling mental health
Do the huge numbers warrant OTC anti-depressants?
UN in Afghanistan
Only a multilateral effort can make a positive impact
Fast-track food labelling
Vital to controlling disease burden, managing food allergies
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‘Bad bank’ for big business
New reforms a new form of ‘socialism’ reserved exclusively for capitalists
BJP on a communal trajectory in UP
Development has rarely, if ever, worked as an electoral cement in UP. It has become more irrelevant ...
Air strikes on terror sites at the core of US strategy
Now, where can air attacks against the Taliban be ideally orchestrated from? Clearly, bases in the U...
Polarisation at work in UP
With elections round the corner, Yogi Adityanath is back with hate campaign
China wary of intervention in Afghanistan
Chinese strategists have echoed the suggestion for caution and non-interference in Afghanistan’s in...
SAD is proud of its sacrifices for farmers
The Congress and AAP are making noises just to divert attention from their own betrayal of farmers d...
Biting the SCO bullet to re-enter Afghan game
India’s self-sufficiency in strategic autonomy, though hampered by the tensions with China, will nee...
Doubling of farm income a bridge too far
Even if we see the survey as a mid-term report card, as it covers the first three years of the much...
The Afghanistan quandary
India should not be in a hurry to re-establish large diplomatic presence in Kabul
- Letters to the editor
Crime in Covid time
Lockdown-related violations behind spurt in cases