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Opinion Jun.25.19

What the government's advisory to TV channels on children says about us

In a country where child trafficking is common, even the slightest hint of their commodification warrants attention
By The Editorial Board
Opinion Jun.25.19

'One nation, one election' requires constructive debate between the government and opposition

Critics point out that the frequent imposition of the model code of conduct hampers development programmes
By The Editorial Board
Opinion Jun.24.19

Mamata's call to stop 'cut money' is far from unthinking

Much good would result if her proactive stance against the practice is taken as a green signal in a serious cleaning-up project
By The Editorial Board
Opinion Jun.24.19

Sanitation workers' deaths raise questions about true nature of the work being done

Ideas of 'swachhata' need to be reimagined so as to prioritize the welfare, security, and dignity of sanitation workers
By The Editorial Board
Opinion Jun.23.19

Quiet limits to how much new technology smartphone users will trust

A study shows that older users treat the smartphone differently from the young, as do women and men
By The Editorial Board
Opinion Jun.22.19

India vs Pakistan: Who won the Cup on Twitter?

India may have beaten Pakistan in Manchester. But it was Pakistan that beat India in the match that was played on Twitter
By The Editorial Board
Opinion Jun.21.19

Scrapping the Essential Commodities Act may do little to increase investments

It may be wiser to dilute its provisions, reduce penalties, and make the restrictive provisions easier to anticipate
By The Editorial Board
Opinion Jun.21.19

Chief Justice Gogoi is right to highlight the growing distance between the ‘public will’ and the judiciary

The responsibility of aligning the popular to constitutional values lies squarely with India’s political parties
By The Editorial Board
Opinion Jun.20.19

School is a hostile space for too many students

in spite of timely interventions by the judiciary, qualitative change remains elusive unless it is reflected at the level of policy
By The Editorial Board
Opinion Jun.20.19

The Centre must stay neutral in a state ruled by an Opposition party

The Centre’s admonitions to the Bengal government began flowing after the BJP gained 18 seats there for the first time
By The Editorial Board

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