This week, we saw IAS and IPS officers punished in MP, a 14-year-old’s blazing IPL-style century, Jagmeet Singh’s defeat in Canada, and the Centre’s caste census move. Read our 50-word editorials on them and much more.
28 April
Punishing IAS, IPS officers in MP for irking BJP-VHP members is reprehensible
Militancy vs terrorism a principled battle for Indians. Western media can’t brazen through anymore
29 April
Jagmeet Singh deserves the electoral defeat for his radical politics and damaging India-Canada ties
Vaibhav Suryavanshi joins the fearless new crop of Indian cricketers shaped by the IPL age
After Rafale Marine deal, India must now fast-track the MRFA programme
Omar Abdullah has shown remarkable maturity in handling the Pahalgam terror attack’s aftermath
30 April
SC order to check builder-banks nexus is a good first step. We need a deeper criminal probe
Govt’s caste census announcement blunts key opposition weapon, clears path for national census
Congress’ Modi ‘gayab’ post trivialises national security. India can’t look divided to world
ThePrint report on Ayushman Bharat fraud shows its main purpose is getting defeated
1 May
There is nuance in US Secretary of State Marco Rubio’s message to India and Pakistan
Mark Carney’s victory is an opportunity to reset India-Canada relations
Maharashtra skills minister’s jobs portal for Hindus is problematic for diverse India
2 May
ASG’s advice to the ED is timely, sensible. Agency must course-correct right away
Calling the slain Navy officer’s wife an anti-national is appalling
The vilification of the slain Navy officer’s wife, once the face of the Pahalgam tragedy, is appalling. Her appeal not to target Kashmiris or Muslims has made her a target, exposing hypocrisy of those who grieved with her. Calling her an ‘anti-national’ now only exposes their sympathy as political convenience.