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Our take on Budget 2025, Rahul-Kejriwal spat & Maha Kumbh Stampede—in 50 words

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This week, FM Nirmala Sitharaman presented her eighth consecutive budget, about 30 people died in Maha Kumbh stampede, and Rahul-Kejriwal spat signalled INDIA bloc’s expiration. Read our 50-word editorials on these developments and more.

1 February

Defence hike in Budget disappointing. Incremental, piecemeal approach is perilous

Budget 2025 shows privatisation is dead in the water. Govt has no new ideas

Budget 2025 corrects anomaly in nuclear liability law. It’s an offer to transactional Trump

31 January

Rahul Gandhi’s ‘Congress ignored Dalit, OBC’ remark shows he needs to remove his family lens

Saif case highlights troubling pattern. Wrongly identified suspects, desperate police, hungry media

Cost of doing business in India is simply too high. Economic Survey’s suggestions are timely

30 January

Message to fans at Kotla watching Ranji match: Come for Kohli, stay for the game

Appointing ad-hoc judges is only a short-term measure to tackle huge case backlog in HCs

Kejriwal, Saini and Rahul mount drama on poisonous Yamuna. No one is talking solutions

Rahul Gandhi & Kejriwal spat reaffirms INDIA bloc’s expiration. BJP couldn’t ask for more

29 January

Kumbh Mela tragedy shows we still underestimate crowds. World records without safety mean little

Tariffs are Trump’s diplomatic weapon of choice now. Modi must prepare well before US visit

28 January

ASER shows improvement in reading & basic math. There’s still lack of trust in govt schools

Resumption of Kailash Mansarovar Yatra 2025 isn’t strategic shift. It’s a pragmatic move

China’s DeepSeek is a boost to the overall AI industry. India is falling behind in the race

27 January

SC’s call on Chhattisgarh pastor’s burial is pragmatic & sensitive. It avoids politicisation

Still unsure about Trump’s foreign policy? We now have a ready reckoner

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