The Tribune Editorial: Insurance coverage alone is not enough; India must strengthen its public healthcare infrastructure
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The Tribune Editorial: Roads do not kill; indifference does
The reported taunt — “If your daddy has guts…” — is a chilling reminder of how casually some in public life treat the institutions meant to uphold the law
The Tribune Editorial: NIT, Kurukshetra, formed separate committees to look into issues faced by students, however, the response reveals a troubling lack of preparedness
The Tribune Editorial: AI is not inherently evil, but neither is it neutral
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The Tribune Editorial: The state government’s prompt decision to hand over the Ukhrul and Bishnupur cases to the National Investigation Agency indicates a sense of urgency, but it is not a solution in itself
India, which will host the 2030 Commonwealth Games and has set its sights on the 2036 Olympics, must go all out to improve its image
The Tribune Editorial: India, despite remaining among the fastest-growing major economies, has slipped behind the UK and Japan
The Tribune Editorial: When individuals holding top positions — tasked with upholding the POSH framework — are accused of trivialising abuse, the institutional safeguards crumble
The Tribune Editorial: What is needed is not unilateral change but consultation and consensus
Prosecutions are rare and systemic reform even rarer
The Tribune Editorial: The proposed linkage between the implementation of women’s reservation and delimitation — and that too based on a 15-year-old Census — is fraught with complications
The Tribune Editorial: From the outset, the SIR of electoral rolls in Bengal has been marked by a bitter confrontation between the ruling TMC and the ECI
The Tribune Editorial: What sets this project apart is its attempt to reconcile development with ecological sensitivity.
The Tribune Editorial: A special parliamentary session is planned from April 16 to 18 to pass the enabling amendments, including changes to the delimitation Act
The Tribune Editorial: Workers across industrial hubs are struggling to make ends meet amid inflationary pressures worsened by the war in West Asia
The Tribune Editorial: India’s demographic dividend will only translate into real knowledge capital if its top talent sees credible futures at home
The Tribune Editorial: Despite the Islamabad fiasco, Pakistan’s role as a mediator has highlighted the growing importance of regional powers in bringing warring sides to the negotiating table
The Tribune Editorial: Harvesting has been delayed by continuing western disturbances, the state is still waiting for Central inspection teams
The Tribune Editorial: PILs continue to serve as a vital mechanism to address systemic issues that may not have a single identifiable victim
The Tribune Editorial: As many as 518 out of 697 lakes have either disappeared or are shrinking.
The Tribune Editorial: In a letter to the President, over 50 scholars have described the SC's move as “judicial overreach”
The Tribune Editorial: The banking regulator’s policy stance hints at pragmatism even as it acknowledges the risk factors
The Tribune Editorial: However, Israel has intensified its campaign in Lebanon, targeting Hezbollah and inflicting heavy civilian casualties in Beirut
The Tribune Editorial: The mandatory portals for selling crops — e-Kharid and Meri Fasal Mera Byora (MFMB) — have been plagued by crashes, data mismatches and verification failures.
The Tribune Editorial: The indigenous PFBR promises a tangible pathway towards energy self-reliance. So far, only Russia has operationalised commercial FBRs at scale
The Tribune Editorial: The shadow of earlier withdrawals from the GMADA, cumulatively estimated at around Rs 6,500 cr, looms large over the present move to take a Rs 2,500-cr loan
The Tribune Editorial: His language is not merely undignified, it is a recipe for disaster.
The Tribune Editorial: The SC observed that equating a senior manager with a bank security guard reflected “outrageous defiance of logic and reason.”
For pharma units that rely heavily on migrant labour, any such insecurity can translate into workforce disruptions, lower productivity and, in some cases, reverse migration
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