This week, we saw the release of terrorists to a mob in Manipur, Congress appointing a new deputy CM in Chattisgarh, jibes over Obama’s remark during Modi’s US visit, and government backtracking on TCS for foreign transactions. Read our 50-word editorials on them and much more.
30 June
RN Ravi and other Governors making Constitution on the go
Congress appointing Chhattisgarh deputy CM so close to polls is bizarre, quick-fix appeasement
Political drama over CM Biren Singh’s resignation hurting Manipur. Central rule, healing time needed
29 June
DK Shivakumar right about flyover. Shouldn’t repeat the same mistakes as UPA-2
NPA at 9-year-low. India Inc should start borrowing, initiate investment cycle
Putting TCS foreign transactions on backburner shows govt is confused, unprepared
28 June
KCR’s mega rally a flexing of power within Opposition. A round-robin before 2024
IIT-Bombay enters top 150 institutions but the rank is embarrassing. India needs its own Harvards
27 June
PM’s Uniform Civil Code call sets stage for ’24. Can Opposition avoid knee-jerk appeasement?
Modi’s US visit should have been about celebrating outcomes. It is now a week of outrage
Credit bureaus that flouted RBI norms deserve exemplary punishment
26 June
Release of terrorist in Manipur means surrendering state authority
BJP singling out Obama unnecessary. Bombings on Muslim States weren’t one individual’s decision
