Todays Editorial

Fair Pay, Wider Justice

The Modi government is set to begin the new year on a decisive note. By approving the 8th Pay Commission’s recommendations, effective January 1, 2026, the Union Cabinet has not only fulfilled a long-pending administrative expectation but also delivered a genuine New Year gift to nearly 50 lakh Central government employees and 68 lakh pensioners…..

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Unrelenting Trump Lies

If there is one frustrated leader in the world today, it is unquestionably Donald Trump. Once touted as the “leader of the free world,” the U.S. President now cuts a pathetic figure of confusion, arrogance, and insecurity. His frustration is understandable — no self-respecting nation today, whether India, China, Russia, or even Argentina, is prepared…

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Crowning Confidence

When 22-year-old Manika Vishwakarma from Sri Ganganagar, Rajasthan, was crowned Miss Universe India 2025 in Jaipur, it wasn’t just another glittering coronation night. It was a quiet reaffirmation of India’s evolving idea of womanhood — rooted in confidence, conscience, and clarity. A Political Science and Economics student who spoke passionately about neurodiversity, women’s education, and…

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Congress Communalises Cricket

When politics runs out of oxygen, Congress finds a new arena to inject its old poison — religion. This time, it’s not a temple, not a school, not even Parliament. It’s cricket — the one institution that unites 1.4 billion Indians across faiths. Congress spokesperson Shama Mohamed, known more for her television theatrics than for…

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Lokpal’s Luxury Lust

When a body born out of a nationwide anti-corruption crusade turns into a caricature of itself, it’s not irony—its tragedy dressed in luxury. The Lokpal of India, meant to be the moral custodian against graft, has invited tenders to purchase seven BMW 330Li sedans, each costing over ₹60 lakh. Yes, the anti-corruption ombudsman now wants…

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Kharge’s Reckless RSS Rant

When politics sinks to the gutter, it usually wears the Congress badge. Karnataka’s Minister for IT and Rural Development, Priyank Kharge, son of Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge, has just offered fresh proof. On October 13, 2025, the junior Kharge wrote to Chief Minister Siddaramaiah demanding a ban on the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) and a…

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Trump’s Chaos Doctrine

No one plays political roulette quite like Donald Trump. His recent about-face on Hamas—from casual indifference to full-throated condemnation—illustrates the former U.S. president’s trademark blend of instinct, opportunism, and improvisation. But behind this latest flip-flop lies something larger than Trump’s ego: a world struggling to define moral consistency in an age where alliances shift faster…

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