Bitter pills: on Court’s intervention, drug pricing
The Supreme Court did well to intervene in drug pricing by retailers The Supreme Court did well to intervene in drug pricing by retailers
The United Nations’ long road to restoring trust
The UN, one of humanity’s greatest achievements, needs to confront its deepening crisis of trust The UN, one of humanity’s greatest achievements, needs to confront its deepening crisis of trust
Silver lining: on the Samarkand Chess Olympiad and India
That India came second to Uzbekistan in Chess Olympiad should not be dispiriting That India came second to Uzbekistan in Chess Olympiad should not be dispiriting
State of anticipation: on Jammu and Kashmir and Statehood
J&K should be given its Statehood without any further delay J&K should be given its Statehood without any further delay
Waves of rain: on Odisha and intense rain events
Odisha must prepare for repeated bouts of intense downpour Odisha must prepare for repeated bouts of intense downpour
Light on truth: on the Tamil Nadu G.O. and RTI
No government intent on working for the people should fear transparency No government intent on working for the people should fear transparency
The paradox of de-Sinification in global production
De-Sinification is reshaping factories, but industrial ecosystems remain harder to move De-Sinification is reshaping factories, but industrial ecosystems remain harder to move
Kashmir as India’s gateway to Eurasian opportunity
Reconnecting Kashmir’s historic routes could unlock economic opportunities for its youth Reconnecting Kashmir’s historic routes could unlock economic opportunities for its youth
The pitfalls of mandatory FIRs
A week or fortnight could allow the police to filter cases where there is credible information that the person reported missing was neither abducted nor trafficked A week or fortnight could allow the police to filter cases where there is credible information that the person reported missing was neither abducted [...]