This week, we saw the BJP government releasing the Agnipath scheme and citizens protesting against it, political parties staying out of presidential elections, and Pakistan trying to waddle through its economic crisis. Read our 50-word editorials on them and much more.
June 17
China blocking sanctioning LeT terrorist tells India it doesn’t care about repairing ties
Congress replacing Randeep Surjewala with Jairam Ramesh is a good move. But it’s not enough
June 16
Protests against ‘Agnipath’ indicator of India’s unemployment crisis but govt jobs no solution 
June 15
Presidential polls is a symbolic fight by a shambolic opposition. Meeting exposed fissures
Pakistan Army’s ‘dry-days’ don’t mean much. Budget shows it’s always a ‘wet day’ for Generals
June 14
Agnipath scheme will create a smaller but smarter army. Don’t ignore concerns of experts though
India needs new jobs but govt ministries are bloated. Political timing isn’t lost
June 13
Time’s running out for Pakistan economy. And its new Budget isn’t making IMF happy 
Congress protesting against ED for summoning Gandhis sums up everything that’s wrong with it 