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Newspaper editorials — Friday 17 July, 2026
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English- Column by Devdutt Pattanaik | The rise of marble temples ↗
These majestic places of worship moved away from traditional architecture for a reason, and today they stand as the voice of Sanatana Dharma
- Wealth of lacunae: On the Kudankulam nuclear plant data leak ↗
Cybersecurity, transparency are non-negotiable in vital installations
- On the Draw — July 17, 2026 ↗
- Shenzhen: the story of a new development philosophy ↗
A region that grappled with typhoon-battered coasts, inadequate infrastructure, scarce capital, and limited prospects has evolved into a global metropolis of over 18 million people, boasting a per capita GDP exceeding $30,000
The Times of India
English- Messi’s masterclass: When football becomes history’s battlefield ↗
One of the many novelties at this Soccer Super Bowl is the entire squads stand on the pitch for the national anthems before kick off. Until now, only the starting eleven did.At England vs Argentina,...
- Tuchel delivers the greatest English horror ↗
To be an English football fan is to suffer. The rest of the world mistakes ‘it’s coming home’ as a battle cry of arrogance, but the song it’s derived from, Three Lions , is about...
- Free the third tongue ↗
Why have a policy for a third language? Leave it to schools to decide The Supreme Court has spoken up for students, parents and teachers, voicing deep concern over introduction of a third language in...
- Give talent space ↗
Isro needs stronger gravitational pull, not sealed doors, to address problem of staff attrition Attrition is not a new problem for Isro. In 2006, it lost 187 newly trained scientists. Mainly due to better pay...
Hindustan Times
English- Chennai’s airport game must take off post-haste ↗
Almost all metropolitan airports — Mumbai and the NCR have two each — have vastly improved facilities. Chennai, however, remains a glaring exception.
- Teja Singh Samundri is a hero for Sikhism & India ↗
Sardar Teja Singh Samundri’s legacy endures in the values he embodied, including service without self-interest, courage without hatred and faith without fear.
- Old wine, but this time it promises potency ↗
India’s new draft health policy has a stronger implementation pathway but needs to draw lessons on why earlier policies didn’t work.
Mint
English- Delays in the delivery of justice impede the economy and impact a key promise of democracy ↗
No, your honour, this is not something that can be dismissed lightly. The huge and growing backlog of cases that are pending before Indian courts must be addressed on a war footing. Should the judiciary persist with its colonial-era summ…
- Mint Quick Edit | Space crew: Isro’s losses of talent could turn out to be the private sector’s gains ↗
While a spate of resignations at Isro may furrow eyebrows in New Delhi, if it means scientists are being lured by private players, it’s good news. India’s industry must catch up with the world’s most advanced—for which we need competitio…
The Economic Times
English- It's not just about tariffs, bruv: The real promise of India-UK CETA ↗
The recently ratified Britain-India CETA agreement sets a foundation of business stability, paving the way for both investment and growth. It plays a vital role in boosting Indian exports to the UK, influencing significant sectors positi…
- Who needs roads when there's air? ↗
Minister Nitin Gadkari proposes aerial pod transit to bypass city traffic congestion. This futuristic idea mirrors Elon Musk's Hyperloop concept for rapid travel. Both plans offer innovative solutions for escaping current transportation …
- Poring over pouring monsoon data ↗
India's monsoon now brings intense downpours and dry spells, breaking traditional patterns. Extreme rain events have risen significantly, causing widespread damage across the nation. Floods attributed to extreme rain events in India alon…
- Soul power ↗
Inner peace and core qualities sustain worldly roles effectively. Focusing solely on role power neglects essential soul power for success. Streamlining tasks and interactions strengthens role power significantly. Integrating soul power e…
The Indian Express
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हिन्दी- रिश्ते भी बचे रहें, न्याय भी: किस तरह से संपत्ति में बेटी को हिस्सा देने का फैसला नहीं बढ़ाएगा नाराजगी? ↗
रिश्ते भी बचे रहें, न्याय भी: किस तरह से संपत्ति में बेटी को हिस्सा देने का फैसला नहीं बढ़ाएगा नाराजगी? Preserving relationships while ensuring justice decision daughter share in property without causing resentment
- उम्र को मात देती है कला: सार्थक कर्म और नई रुचियां ही सुखद वृद्धावस्था का आधार ↗
उम्र को मात देती है कला: सार्थक कर्म और नई रुचियां ही सुखद वृद्धावस्था का आधार active-aging-purposeful-life-learning-positive-thinking-elderly-life-lesson
- कितनी सुरक्षित है हमारी थाली?: विदेशों में खारिज हो रहे भारतीय कृषि उत्पाद, कीटनाशकों पर सख्त सुधार की जरूरत ↗
कितनी सुरक्षित है हमारी थाली?: विदेशों में खारिज हो रहे भारतीय कृषि उत्पाद, कीटनाशकों पर सख्त सुधार की जरूरत india-food-safety-pesticide-residue-export-rejections-mango-chilli-spices-Pesticides-Management-Bill-FSSAI
- जनसांख्यिकीय बदलाव की बदलती तस्वीर: बुजुर्ग आबादी है सबसे बड़ी चुनौती, केरल की नई पहल से देश को मिलेगी सीख ↗
जनसांख्यिकीय बदलाव की बदलती तस्वीर: बुजुर्ग आबादी है सबसे बड़ी चुनौती, केरल की नई पहल से देश को मिलेगी सीख Evolving Landscape of Demographic change ageing Population Poses Challenge Kerala New Initiative Offers Lesson
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