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Our take on Waqf law, Trump’s tariffs & Pastor Bajinder Singh’s rape conviction—in 50 words

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This week, the Lok Sabha passed the Waqf Bill, Trump imposed ‘Liberation Day’ tariffs, and Pastor Bajinder Singh was convicted in a rape case. Read our 50-word editorials on these developments and more.

3 April

Trump’s tariffs will disrupt global trade. He must overcome the property developer instincts

Domination of a few families in the judiciary is unhealthy. The net must be widened



Waqf debate engaged in whataboutery. Opposition failed to push for deeper structural reforms


JD(U), TDP, LJP supporting Waqf Bill shows BJP is in charge. Muslim votes losing importance

2 April

India and China signalling shift toward reconciliation. Trust deficit remains a challenge

1 April

CAG report shows AQI isn’t enough to evaluate pollution. Assess supportive factors

Pastor Bajinder Singh’s rape conviction shows so-called holy men often prey on devotees

Powerful democratic roots and 75 years of a robust Constitution—we still can’t take a joke


31 March

Yunus inviting China to Bangladesh’s sea-facing ‘backyard’ is tone deaf. He should be taught geopolitics

 

 


PM Modi’s visit to RSS HQ re-affirms Sangh’s indispensability to BJP. It’s timed well with Trump tariff

Trump has become a real-life Bond supervillain. He’s threatening friends and foes with bombings

 

 


L2: Empuraan scene cuts underline a key question—why let mobs change certified films?

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