Todays Editorial

Columnist-M.S.Shanker

SC Cracks Down on Medical Extortion

The Supreme Court’s directive to states to curb unfair pricing by private and corporate hospitals is not just welcome but long overdue. For far too long, India’s healthcare system has been hijacked by unscrupulous profiteering, where medical ethics take a backseat to financial greed. Patients, already grappling with illness, are subjected to an exploitative nexus…

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Columnist-M.S.Shanker

Comfort & Luxury in Congress

The Congress party has long been accused of prioritizing luxury over governance, and recent events in Telangana and Karnataka reinforce this perception. Whether it’s extravagant meals for state leaders or lavish comforts for legislators, the party seems more focused on indulgence than on addressing pressing public concerns. Take Telangana, where Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy…

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Columnist-M.S.Shanker

Modi’s Diplomatic Masterstroke

Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s foreign policy has once again delivered a strategic triumph. The two-day high-profile visit of European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, accompanied by the EU College of Commissioners, marks a watershed moment in India-EU relations. This was no routine diplomatic exercise; it was a resounding affirmation of India’s rising global stature…

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Columnist-M.S.Shanker

India Shuts Down Pakistan’s Hypocrisy at UNHRC

India has once again exposed Pakistan’s deceitful rhetoric at the United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC), calling out its blatant hypocrisy and failed governance. At the 58th Session of the UNHRC, India’s Permanent Mission in Geneva, led by Kshitij Tyagi, delivered a scathing rebuttal to Pakistan’s baseless allegations on Jammu and Kashmir. Tyagi rightly described…

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Columnist-M.S.Shanker

Pakistan’s Dangerous Provocation

Pakistan has once again demonstrated its penchant for reckless provocation, brazenly challenging India’s patience and inviting consequences it can ill afford. Despite repeated warnings from the Indian government and military, Pakistan remains undeterred in its actions, further deteriorating already fragile relations. This time, it has stooped to an even lower level—rolling out the red carpet…

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Columnist-M.S.Shanker

Justice Served, But Delayed

After nearly four decades, the wheels of justice have finally turned—albeit at a frustratingly slow pace. The Delhi High Court’s decision to sentence Congress leader Sajjan Kumar to life imprisonment for his role in the brutal 1984 anti-Sikh riots is a long-overdue step toward accountability. While some may argue that Kumar’s advanced age has tempered…

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