Todays Editorial

Welcome remarks by SC

It has become a dangerous national pastime for Opposition leaders in India to hurl wild, unsubstantiated accusations at constitutional institutions—especially the Indian Army—under the pretext of exercising “freedom of speech.” The latest offender, unsurprisingly, is Congress leader Rahul Gandhi. The Supreme Court on Monday stayed criminal defamation proceedings against him for stating that the Indian…

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Ban Unruly Flyers

Something deeply disturbing is unfolding in Indian skies. The increase in mid-air fracas and tarmac scuffles involving unruly passengers is no longer a rarity—it’s becoming an ugly norm. What was once unthinkable in the era of “feel-good” flying is now an all-too-common headline: violent outbursts, abusive rants, and even full-blown assaults onboard commercial flights. The…

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Stop Hounding the EC

The Modi government deserves unequivocal praise for refusing to entertain any discussion in Parliament on the Election Commission’s Special Investigation Report (SIR). It is a necessary and constitutionally sound decision to protect the integrity of an independent Constitutional body from political theatrics and baseless innuendos. The Election Commission of India (ECI) is a Constitutional authority…

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A Turning Point

In a decision of historic magnitude, the United Kingdom and France have formally announced their recognition of Palestine as a sovereign state. Though long anticipated and demanded by various quarters of the global community, the move by two of the world’s oldest democracies and permanent members of the UN Security Council signals a tectonic shift…

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NISAR: India’s Game-Changer

When history books are written on India’s 21st-century technological ascendancy, ISRO’s collaboration with NASA on the NISAR (NASA-ISRO Synthetic Aperture Radar) satellite will undoubtedly occupy a place of pride. Being launched today from India’s Satish Dhawan Space Centre in Sriharikota, Andhra Pradesh, NISAR is not just another scientific satellite—it marks a quantum leap in Earth…

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Lies, Lies, and More Lies

It took 24 civilian deaths, three weeks of obstruction, and global recognition of India’s surgical precision for the Congress-led Opposition to finally dismount their moral high horse and agree to a debate on Operation Sindoor. But what unfolded in the Lok Sabha on Monday was nothing short of a textbook display of political hypocrisy, intellectual…

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No Politics Over Sindoor

It has taken the Indian Opposition over three weeks, 24 civilian deaths, and one globally lauded military operation to finally agree to a debate on Operation Sindoor, after repeatedly disrupting the Monsoon Session in both Houses of Parliament. Better late than never, perhaps—but don’t mistake this for magnanimity. The Congress-led Opposition has relented not out…

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Say No to Pakistan

By now, it should be abundantly clear to every thinking Indian that our rogue neighbour, Pakistan, is incapable of change. For over seven decades, it has pursued relentlessly and unapologetically a doctrine of bleeding India with a thousand cuts. From sponsoring cross-border terrorism to glorifying jihad and shielding its foot soldiers, Pakistan has consistently reaffirmed…

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India-UK Trade Leap

In a landmark moment for bilateral economic ties, India and the United Kingdom have inked a comprehensive free trade agreement (FTA) that promises to reshape the contours of trade, talent exchange, and industrial collaboration between the two nations. Pegged to boost bilateral trade by a substantial $34 billion annually, the deal slashes tariffs, expands market…

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