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Newspaper editorials — Friday 10 July, 2026
Editorial and opinion coverage across India's leading English and Hindi newspapers for Friday 10 July, 2026 — the daily reading habit of UPSC and government exam aspirants, curated by EditPatra.
The Hindu
English- SIR in Manipur is a pathway to exclusion ↗
Manipur’s Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls risks deepening exclusion amid ethnic conflict, displacement, and identity challenges
- Building a durable India-Australia partnership ↗
Beyond warm optics and deepening convergence, India-Australia ties face the challenge of converting trust into alignment
- A perfect storm: On the Wayanad debris slip ↗
A combination of natural calamity and human failure laid Wayanad low
- Far from over: On the U.S.-Iran conflict ↗
Iran and the U.S. must address the trust deficit for their talks to progress
The Times of India
English- Those melting words, in England ↗
Scorching summers have upended centuries of English literary romanticisation of the season. Continentals always knew better: summers are sweaty & sticky When George Harrison crooned, “Here comes the sun” nearly six decades ago, he w…
- What ‘dirty’ football tells us about us ↗
Just because most matches are watched on TV, doesn’t mean every team has an obligation to play attractively. That point is being missed in this World Cup Of late, Paraguay’s team has been pilloried by...
- Biological & spiritual convergent evolution ↗
By Narayani Ganesh Convergent evolution occurs not just in biology; it is evident in the spiritual domain as well. Some species who have never been in physical proximity or in communication, have shown startling similarities...
- Catch ’Em Young ↗
India’s name should never get hyphenated with crime gangs. Future Lawrence Bishnois should be nipped in the bud Prisons everywhere are notoriously porous. In The Shawshank Redemption, Andy Dufresne spends 19 years digging his way...
Hindustan Times
English- Mis-selling regulations need a lot more teeth ↗
Refunding only the amount invested in mis-sold products won’t disincentivise banks. Punitive penalties must be instituted to discourage such practices
- Fatty liver disease is India’s silent epidemic ↗
India needs to treat metabolic dysfunction-associated steatotic liver disease (MASLD) as a public health threat.
- Monsoons may fail us, wastewater will not ↗
For a warming and increasingly water-stressed country, treated wastewater may be the most reliable water resource our cities possess
Mint
English- Is energy efficiency a communist conspiracy? Trump’s administration seems to think so ↗
Despite a history of energy-conservation measures saving billions of dollars for America, US President Donald Trump and his party seem to be doing everything in their power to sabotage such efforts. Calling its proponents ‘communists’ is…
- India could become the world’s top hotspot for medical tourism: here’s how policy could help ↗
The country should capitalize on its ability to deliver high-end healthcare services and do all that’s needed to boost the number of patients arriving for treatment. It could be a growth engine rivalling global capability centres (GCCs),…
- Mint Quick Edit | India has blocked ‘Satluj' but what’s controversial needn’t be incendiary ↗
The Centre’s interim takedown of the Honey Trehan film starring Diljit Dosanjh has created a stir of its own. Here’s the basic trade-off that the panel reviewing it under India’s IT Rules must weigh.
The Economic Times
English- Smarter citizens for dumbed-down cities ↗
Indian cities face chronic waterlogging each monsoon season. This recurring problem stems from poor civic planning and administrative neglect. Citizens must also accept responsibility for littering and ignoring blocked drains. Government…
- Giving more credit where credit's due ↗
Credit card firms now prioritize existing clients over new ones. They offer enhanced credit and personalized benefits to loyal customers. UPI's free transactions challenge traditional credit card revenue streams. Companies leverage data …
The Indian Express
English- Beyond Curry, Cricket and Commonwealth: What I learnt about the depth of India-Australia partnership on Australian soil ↗
- 40 years ago July 10, 1986: Violence in Ahmedabad ↗
- Best of Both Sides: Cities still don’t work for women ↗
- Best of Both Sides: Beyond childcare, four barriers to female participation in cities ↗
अमर उजाला
हिन्दी- दूसरी पारी: शब्द नहीं, भाव देखिए; क्योंकि हर रिश्ते में शब्दों से अधिक उनका भाव मायने रखता है ↗
Look beyond words to underlying sentiment; for in every relationship, sentiment matters more than words - दूसरी पारी: शब्द नहीं, भाव देखिए; क्योंकि हर रिश्ते में शब्दों से अधिक उनका भाव मायने रखता है
- मुड़-मुड़ के देख: समझ की परिपक्व ऋतु; क्योंकि जीवन एक बहती हुई नदी की तरह है ↗
Look back: a season of maturing understanding; for life is like a flowing river - मुड़-मुड़ के देख: समझ की परिपक्व ऋतु; क्योंकि जीवन एक बहती हुई नदी की तरह है
- मुद्दा: हिमलिंग अंतर्धान हो सकता है, शिव नहीं; आस्था में न आए कमी ↗
Issue: The Himling may vanish, but Shiva will not; let faith remain undiminished - मुद्दा: हिमलिंग अंतर्धान हो सकता है, शिव नहीं; आस्था में न आए कमी
- इस हरकत में कुछ नया नहीं: होर्मुज पर नियंत्रण नहीं खोना चाहता ईरान, 1982 की फिर याद आई ↗
Nothing new in this move: Iran does not want to lose control over Hormuz; memories of 1982 resurface - इस हरकत में कुछ नया नहीं: होर्मुज पर नियंत्रण नहीं खोना चाहता ईरान, 1982 की फिर याद आई
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