Shadow of Op Sindoor should not be allowed to loom large over the playing field
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No farmer wants to breathe in smoke or poison his own soil. They burn straw because they have no better option.
Large language models may sound empathetic, but they are not designed for mental health support — and they can do real harm.
Putin is offering to buy a wide range of goods from India to offset our loss of the US market.
Changes in public culture in India and Pakistan are impacting cricket, moving away from traditional civility. The article highlights instances in the Asia Cup and Women's World Cup where sportsmanship was abandoned, fueled by political tensions and evolving cultural norms.
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Will the insistence on fair play and the exposé of alleged corruption by two key ministers end the two-decade-old duopoly of the JD(U) and the BJP?
The most striking part of the new plan is the exclusion of the United Nations, except in aid distribution. Is this to please Israel?
While self-reliance is vital, it must not come at the cost of technological relevance.
India, Pakistan came very close to resolving the dispute nearly two decades ago
India should consider how much of an ‘engineering state’ it needs to become
Confronting the deity system is not about destroying tradition, but about democratising it.
The lessons of past wars and alarms should teach us that Pakistan is not easy to deal with.
The Centre needs to address the demand of local residents for special constitutional rights
Promote ‘No segregation, no collection’ slogan for garbage management
In recent circulars, the CBSE has instructed affiliated institutions to display ‘Sugar Boards’ and ‘Oil Boards’ in cafeterias, lobbies and meeting rooms.
The controversy over ‘I Love Muhammad’ is symptomatic of a deliberate attempt to redefine India in exclusivist terms, where asserting love for one faith is construed as an affront to another.
Modi's strategic revival of 'revdi' culture has raised many eyebrows, while Trump's military meddling and Gaza plan, too, have ruffled feathers
He left this world a broken man and his last words, ‘He Ram’, were both an invocation to his God and a regret for having birthed a nation that forsook his most basic lessons of Truth and Non-violence
Pakistan by their use of war imagery and India by their petulant antics have let cricket down
Dame Jane Goodall’s entire life was taken up by the most difficult job in the world — understanding and protecting the wildernesses and wild denizens of Planet Earth
The pursuer must constantly endeavour to develop and keep his faculty of reasoning sharp
The postal system has seen several changes, but there are so many memories attached
The US deportation of Harjit Kaur violated her human rights and international norms. The author criticizes the treatment, highlighting concerns about dignity and humane treatment regardless of legal status. He calls for India to assert its values and advocate for human rights globally, drawing parallels to historical injustices.
Sri Lanka showed that domestic insurgency can be subdued with political will, adequate resources and unfettered use of force.
THE GREAT GAME: He should prepare, every day, to sharpen the cut & thrust of his argument inside and outside Parliament
His Jan Suraaj Party, which was launched on Gandhi Jayanti last year, has positioned itself as a centrist outfit.
Trump and Hegseth exposed themselves to ridicule, disbelief and criticism from the US population, as also the rest of the world.
In the Himadri scientists’ measurements of Arctic sea ice lies the key to predicting India’s floods.
Bearing hardships while easing the pain of others is the motto of every swayamsevak.
Time has created an amalgam of Bhagat Singh’s resolve & Gandhi’s determination to remain non-violent
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