Tag: OP Editorial

It was an awkward middle ground when the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) strived hard to approve a watered down ...

The recent security lapse at the Parliament has highlighted the inherent risks associated with prolonged vacancies in critical positions, emphasizing ...

It is seen to be believed how a large part of the world, especially the US, could shut its eyes ...

When highly respected former judges of the Supreme Court open their mouths to find fault with some crucial apex court ...

From the very outset, the United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP28) in Dubai was doomed to fail, largely due to ...

The plight of Manipuri women stripped, brutally beaten and raped during one of the worst ethnic conflicts of recent times ...

The Supreme Court verdict validating the abrogation of Article 370 according special powers to the erstwhile state of Jammu and ...

S urrounded by decorated soldiers and mothers of fallen soldiers, Russia’s Vladimir Putin announced that he will run for President ...

Last week, I wrote about South Asia remaining poor compared to nations in Asia, which have done something different from ...

The recent empanelling of IRS officer Rahul Navin as the interim chief of the Enforcement Directorate (ED) and conferring upon ...