Todays Editorial

Sudhro, Or Be Sudhaaroed

In a matter of just 72 hours, Prime Minister Narendra Modi achieved what decades of “strategic restraint” had failed to deliver — he forced Pakistan to kneel. After the brutal killings of Hindu civilians in Pahalgam, India retaliated with precision strikes that didn’t just avenge bloodshed but shattered the spine of Pakistan-backed terror. The world…

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War or Wealth: India’s Crossroads

By all accounts, India is scripting one of the most remarkable economic growth stories of the 21st century. According to the International Monetary Fund’s (IMF) April data, India is on the verge of overtaking Japan to become the world’s fourth-largest economy by 2025, with a nominal GDP of $4.187 trillion—just a hair’s breadth ahead of…

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India’s Precision, Pakistan’s Pain

When a terror-infested nation dares to poke a sovereign, democratic power, it must be ready to pay the price. On May 8, India made that crystal clear—again. In the second phase of Operation Sindoor, the Indian Armed Forces not only reinforced their dominance but also humiliated Pakistan’s military capacity. Eight incoming missiles were intercepted and…

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Time for Restraint, Not Rash Emotion

India has done what it must. Now, only Pakistan’s actions will decide what comes next. India has responded firmly, forcefully, and decisively to the horrific terror attack that claimed the lives of 26 innocent Indian tourists — all men, all breadwinners — leaving behind a trail of widows and shattered families. The perpetrators, Jaish-e-Mohammad terrorists,…

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Has Congress Gone from Critic to Collaborator?

At a time when national unity should be non-negotiable, the Indian National Congress and its allies are once again playing a shameful and dangerous game. Under the guise of political opposition, their narrative sounds eerily similar to Pakistan’s propaganda—a strategy so reckless, it undermines India’s global standing and demoralizes the armed forces. Mallikarjun Kharge, Congress…

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Judiciary Must Know Its Limits

In a democracy, wisdom often lies in knowing when not to act. That appears to have dawned—albeit late—on the outgoing Chief Justice of India (CJI) Sanjiv Khanna and his Constitution Bench comprising Justices Sanjay Kumar and K.V. Viswanathan. In what many see as a prudent retreat, the Bench has decided not to pass interim orders…

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Jaishankar to EU: No Preaching

Foreign Minister S. Jaishankar, rightly and unapologetically, reminded the European Union of something India has long wanted the West to understand but has rarely voiced so bluntly: India is looking for partners, not preachers. His comment came in the wake of the barbaric Pahalgam massacre in Jammu and Kashmir—a chilling reminder that the fangs of…

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