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    The delight Wenger’s has been for Delhi for 100 years

    opinion
    Published on Jul 12, 2026 01:14 IST
    Wenger's is in Block A in the Inner Circle of Connaught Place.

    To Antariksh station and beyond: ISRO shows how tech maturity accumulates

    A domestically designed semi-cryogenic engine shows that India’s propulsion science has matured — engine by engine, test by test — to match the demands of an ambitious exploration programme for decades to come.
    opinion
    Published on Jul 12, 2026 01:13 IST

    The case for a law against marital rape

    A four-kilometre-long saree was embroidered with thousands of signatures supporting the removal of the marital rape exception.
    opinion
    Updated on Jul 12, 2026 01:06 IST

    Plantation drives matter only if the trees survive

    In a politically-driven system like India’s, afforestation requires both political restraint and political courage.
    opinion
    Updated on Jul 11, 2026 12:50 IST

    How the US soared to the heights of dangerous greatness

    As fireworks burst above the US’ vast and richly peopled expanses, it is worth recalling that clarity and honesty about human nature have been its elixir.
    opinion
    Published on Jul 11, 2026 12:13 IST

    India’s imperative to reclaim music therapy

    India possesses the world’s most scientifically grounded tradition of sound-based healing.
    opinion
    Updated on Jul 11, 2026 12:50 IST

    Mis-selling regulations need a lot more teeth

    Acknowledging that merely getting a customer to sign a form does not constitute explicit consent is a step forward by RBI
    opinion
    Published on Jul 10, 2026 05:18 IST

    Fatty liver disease is India’s silent epidemic

    In India, pooled estimates suggest fatty liver disease may affect around 38% of adults, that is over 100 million people.
    opinion
    Updated on Jul 10, 2026 01:59 IST

    Monsoons may fail us, wastewater will not

    Unlike rainfall, a city’s wastewater supply does not typically depend on the monsoon.
    opinion
    Published on Jul 10, 2026 24:55 IST

    How long before India’s permanent UNSC seat?

    With the paralysis of UNSC decision-making, there is realisation that reform is the only way to reclaim the UN’s role in world affairs.
    opinion
    Published on Jul 9, 2026 03:05 IST

    DPDP Act: Trojan horse for State overreach

    When the DPDP Act comes into full effect in May 2027, over a billion citizens will have rights to know who holds their data, to correct it, and to delete it.
    opinion
    Published on Jul 9, 2026 03:03 IST

    DPDP Act is a suraksha kawach for data privacy

    Critics argue that Section 36 is broadly worded and could enable mass surveillance.
    opinion
    Published on Jul 9, 2026 03:03 IST

    Films like Satluj strengthen India’s democratic core

    Satluj is not only about the State power, it is primarily about conscience and character.
    opinion
    Published on Jul 8, 2026 02:12 IST

    Key questions that Andaman and Nicobar LG must answer

    The Shompen did not even participate in the proceedings where their rights to the forests were settled; yet, permission was granted for diversion in their name.
    opinion
    Published on Jul 8, 2026 02:10 IST

    Pakistan's Indus entreaties to the West hold little water

    For India, the logical course is to keep the treaty in abeyance until the conditions that sustained it are restored.
    opinion
    Published on Jul 8, 2026 02:09 IST

    The health care data that matters to households

    Every taxpayer has a stake in knowing whether increased government spending is translating in services.
    opinion
    Published on Jul 7, 2026 01:23 IST

    Australia balm for India’s fuel-fertiliser-forex pains

    File: Farmers sprinkle fertiliser over crops on the outskirts of Amritsar.
    opinion
    Published on Jul 7, 2026 01:06 IST

    Questioning Ram Mandir theft is a dharmic duty

    Any controversy surrounding donations to the Ram Mandir, whether ultimately substantiated or disproved, cannot therefore be reduced to an accounting dispute.
    opinion
    Published on Jul 7, 2026 01:03 IST

    The Taste by Vir Sanghvi: How Taj transformed a London hotel into a luxury icon

    St James Court, a prestigious London hotel, was once in disarray but transformed by the Taj Group.
    opinion
    Published on Jul 6, 2026 04:00 IST

    Restoring trust after Ram Temple theft controversy

    Shri Ram Temple, Ayodhya
    opinion
    Updated on Jul 6, 2026 02:42 IST

    Don’t read too much into Bangladesh PM’s China visit

    Chinese President Xi Jinping, right, and Foreign Minister Wang Yi attend a meeting with Bangladesh's Prime Minister Tarique Rahman at the Great Hall of the People, in Beijing, China Friday, June 26, 2026.
    opinion
    Updated on Jul 6, 2026 02:41 IST

    Pakistan's Asim Munir marshals his successes, for now

    What should bother Munir is that his international success has likely peaked. Whether it plateaus or troughs from here needs to be seen.
    opinion
    Updated on Jul 6, 2026 02:40 IST

    Every parents’ worst nightmare

    Representative picture
    opinion
    Published on Jul 6, 2026 02:30 IST

    Lost in translation: How India speaks English

    We speak far more literally. We describe what we have to say, we search out specific adjectives that convey our meaning and perhaps this is why in the process we use too many and usually all of the superlative sort. (Photo for representation)
    opinion
    Published on Jul 5, 2026 02:25 IST

    ‘Survival is a daily act…’: Indian women farmers’ long wait for visibility

    As men have migrated to cities for employment, it’s women who are left to manage farms, livestock, and household food systems.
    opinion
    Updated on Jul 5, 2026 02:19 IST

    A ‘liberating' feeling: Travel as antidote to our exaggerated problems

    In Bellagio, an Indian may see snatches of home — minus the pressure-cooker whistles.
    opinion
    Updated on Jul 5, 2026 01:59 IST

    Rohit Vemula to Payal Tadvi: Lessons in discrimination, from India’s classrooms

    To honour the promise BR Ambedkar made in the Constitution will require a new compact for our marginalised students, and an honest reckoning with their social realities.
    opinion
    Published on Jul 5, 2026 01:29 IST

    Copy-paste allegations erode Competition Commission of India's credibility

    CCI’s recurring controversies stem from two deeper institutional weaknesses. (Photo for representation)
    opinion
    Updated on Jul 4, 2026 10:27 IST

    Sanae Takaichi’s visit heralds a new India-Japan era

    **EDS: THIRD PARTY IMAGE** In this image posted on July 3, 2026, Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi play traditional drums before an informal dinner hosted at the Prime Minister's official residence, in New Delhi.
    opinion
    Published on Jul 4, 2026 02:05 IST

    Siya, Twisha & the wages of society’s focus on marriage

    Siya Goyal, 20, is in jail on allegations of conspiring with her supposed romantic partner, Chetan Chaudhary, in the death of her fiancé, Ketan Agarwal.
    opinion
    Published on Jul 4, 2026 02:03 IST
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