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Newspaper editorials — Monday 13 July, 2026

Editorial and opinion coverage across India's leading English and Hindi newspapers for Monday 13 July, 2026 — the daily reading habit of UPSC and government exam aspirants, curated by EditPatra.

The Hindu

English

The Times of India

English
  • Football’s 1, 2, 3 & 4

    “How boring, isn’t it? There’ve been no surprises.” That Spain and France head into one semi-final, and England and Argentina take on each other, confirms the accuracy of Fifa rankings: the top four teams on...

  • In geopolitical shuffle, India shouldn’t look for US heart

    As US bombers last week hit Iran’s Chabahar port, where India has spent over $120mn to develop facilities, and for which US has extended sanctions carve-outs, India’s US challenge came into sharp relief. It’s been...

  • Staying grounded in a turbulent world

    By Nayaswami Jyotish When one looks at the news, it is hard to make sense of what is happening in these turbulent times. Yet the more we focus on current events, the harder it becomes...

  • Something Rotten…

    … that FSSAI is still not alert to safety aspects of quick-delivery food & grocery apps There are increasing incidents of quick-delivery businesses supplying rotten food, expired products, food items with fungal growth, the latest...

Hindustan Times

English

Mint

English

The Economic Times

English
  • One two ka four, four two ka one

    The track 'My Name is Lakhan' mirrors the vibrant spirit of contemporary India in a steady 4-4 rhythm. Its catchy bilingual chorus creatively frames mathematical anomalies as realizable possibilities for the nation. The song encapsulates…

  • Serving the economic cause of services

    Tomorrow, the Ministry of Statistics is set to unveil a trial index of services production. This initiative seeks to deliver a timely overview of economic dynamics, helping shape policy amidst existing methodological hurdles and data con…

  • Perpetuating an infantile culture

    India's ongoing ban on the film Satluj, previously known as Ghallughara, highlights a pattern of governmental censorship. This film portrays the efforts of human rights advocate Jaswant Singh Khalra against forced disappearances. Such ac…

  • Strait of Hormuz hangs in the balance as US-Iran ceasefire unravels

    The US-Iran deal faces significant strain due to escalating tensions in the Strait of Hormuz. Iran has closed the strait, prompting US retaliatory strikes on Iranian targets. This cycle of attacks and counterattacks has severely damaged …

The Indian Express

English

अमर उजाला

हिन्दी

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