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Odisha: How one girl’s choice is challenging child marriage

Swapna Majumdar

The writer I was, the typist I became, longing to return

Asha Iyer Kumar

The window that changed the world

Santhosh Mathew

New pension dilemma: Why the 2025 validation law has stirred anxiety

Vk Bahuguna

Why India must treat terrorism as a national disaster

Satendra Singh

Nitish Kumar 10.0: The ultimate survivor

Editor’S Take

Congress: Existential crisis deepens

Kalyani Shankar

Tamoguna reveals darkness hidden within us

Ajit Kumar Bishnoi

Bihar elections: The crash and collapse of Congress

Balbir Punj

Japan and China face off over Taiwan

Editor’S Take

The forgotten Indian theory now powerfully driving the quantum age

Nishant Sahdev

A major yet preventable health risk for pregnant women

Rishma Dhillon Pai

Catalysing innovation in India’s ESDM ecosystem

Arvind Kumar

Inspiring the young: Most urgent national mission

Rajyogi Brahma Kumar Nikunj Ji

Gallows for Sheikh Hasina, dilemma for India

Editor’S Take

The Indian heritage of overland outreach

Raghvendra Singh

Bihar’s verdict and the emerging grammar of Indian politics

Hardeep Singh Puri

Red Fort blast signals a dangerous new phase in India’s fight against terror

Srijan Sharma

Constitutionalised coup d’état in Pakistan

Bhopinder Singh

The silent paycheque cage we choose daily

Sakshi Sethi

Pakistan: The making of a new military state

Nilantha Ilangamuwa

Red Fort blast in Delhi: A wake-up call to reshape strategies on a real-time basis

Anil Anand

A new age of global warfare

Balraj Mehta

Gen Z rage ignites Mexico’s streets

Editor’S Take

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Anil Bhat

Trump’s agri tariff rollback signals reset

Editor’S Take

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Shainy Sharma

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Pratiksha Vats

Technological empowerment of Women: The way forward for climate resilience

Reema Pant

The need for a decisive shift toward inclusive development

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