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Newspaper editorials — Monday 10 August, 2026
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English- दोषी या असमर्थ ↗
संसद से मात्र पाँच सौ मीटर दूर छात्रों पर पैलेट गन चलाई गई और कीलों से जड़ी लाठियों से पीटा गया। पुलिस और रैपिड एक्शन फोर्स, दोनों बल एक ही व्यक्ति को रिपोर्ट करते हैं।
- Shifting sands: On the Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, Türkiye Joint Defence Agreement ↗
Pakistan, Saudi Arabia and Türkiye will struggle to create credible deterrent
- Checkbox caste: On the counting of caste, Census 2027 ↗
An open-ended method of counting caste may not yield usable data
- Either culpable or incompetent ↗
Five hundred metres from Parliament, students were brutally attacked by forces which report to one man
The Times of India
English- Free to fee: UPI needs to change ↗
The debate around reintroduction of merchant discount rate (MDR) on Unified Payments Interface (UPI) transactions has resurfaced after Lok Sabha passed the Taxation and Other Laws (Amendment) Bill, 2026. If implemented, the proposal is e…
- Man & drone: On the battlefield, and off it, to attack civilians ↗
The 2025 conflict with Pakistan accelerated India’s drone development, with both sides deploying reconnaissance drones, FPV drones, drone swarms, and electronic warfare. India also uses drones for border security, military operations, in…
- A mathematician’s proof of life after death ↗
By Jug Suraiya Can life continuing beyond death have a basis in logic? Kurt Godel – hailed by many, including Einstein, as one of the greatest logicians and mathematicians of all time – was convinced that...
- Real to Reel ↗
When Bollywood tells true stories It’s widely believed that cinema reflects life, all that’s happening outside the darkened auditorium. Quite true, if one’s to go by what one’s been watching in Bollywood in recent years....
Hindustan Times
English- The case of former Pakistan PM Imran Khan: US amnesia on democracy ↗
Washington will likely view a managed political accommodation for Imran Khan more favourably than his release that precipitates renewed confrontation
- A conviction, an acquittal, and other cautionary tales ↗
Women who speak up are still punished, threatened and judged—but they refuse to be silenced.
- For India's economic superpower goal, retaining homegrown talent China, US style ↗
China has a string of examples of “reverse brain drain”.
- How India brought the lion back from the brink: In Union minister Bhupender Yadav's words ↗
The Asiatic lion’s story in India shows what can be accomplished through strong govt support, scientific conservation strategies, and community participation.
Mint
English- The Iran War may turn out to be a key marker in history of America’s fiscal overstretch ↗
While superior arms can win a conflict, it may not repeal the arithmetic of debt, inflation and rising borrowing costs—even for a country that issues the global reserve currency. The Iran war’s significance may lie in its eventual impact…
- Can governments allocate resources better than markets? India’s RDI Fund will form a case study ↗
A report on India’s Research Development and Innovation (RDI) Fund, which was crafted to spur R&D, revives a classic question on the ideal formula for economic success. Let’s give market theory a hearing even as we track outcomes.
- Mint Quick Edit | A new triad raises the stakes for India-Pakistan conflicts: here’s what we must do ↗
Riyadh’s need to shield itself from Iran may have triggered its Nato-like alliance with Ankara and Islamabad. But India’s testy relations with Pakistan must nudge New Delhi to influence—or get a grip on—what triggers the pact’s all-for-o…
The Economic Times
English- Gen ji, and the great phonological divide ↗
Raj Kundra's advice to Gen Z Indians highlights cultural and linguistic divides. The Sanskrit alphabet lacks a 'z' sound, impacting comprehension of modern terms. Hindustani, with its 'z' sounds, resonates more easily with younger genera…
- Mirror of the heart ↗
The remembrance of God polishes the heart, which is likened to a mirror. A pure heart reflects accurately and finds peace, as Sufis explain. Kabir emphasizes cleaning the heart's mirror for true self-reflection. Pausing life's pursuits e…
- Turn America's H-1B loss into India's gain ↗
United States immigration rules are changing for skilled foreign workers. The Trump administration is considering removing the grace period for unemployed visa holders. This policy shift could significantly impact Indian professionals wo…
- Why this Trump oil tariff is Zzz ↗
A US Senate bill imposing tariffs on Russian oil buyers faces hurdles. India's energy supplies remain secure due to diversified import strategies. New Delhi has increased diplomatic efforts to secure alternative oil and gas sources. Trad…
अमर उजाला
हिन्दी- विदेशी फंडिंग के नियमन में एक अहम मोड़: प्रावधानों को लेकर जो थोड़े संदेह हैं, उन्हें दूर किया जाना चाहिए ↗
विदेशी फंडिंग के नियमन में एक अहम मोड़: प्रावधानों को लेकर जो थोड़े संदेह हैं, उन्हें दूर किया जाना चाहिए
- जेन-जी को जेन-जी ही रहने दें: देश का सामाजिक-राजनीतिक-आर्थिक ताना-बाना जटिलतम, युवा पीढ़ी 'जादुई छड़ी’ से... ↗
जेन-जी को जेन-जी ही रहने दें: देश का सामाजिक-राजनीतिक-आर्थिक ताना-बाना जटिलतम, युवा पीढ़ी के पास 'जादुई छड़ी’ नहीं...
- मुस्लिम नाटो की राह: बदलती सामरिक तस्वीर में नए आयाम के संकेत से PAK उत्साहित, भारत को सतर्क रहने की जरूरत ↗
मुस्लिम नाटो की राह: बदलती सामरिक तस्वीर में नए आयाम के संकेत से PAK उत्साहित, भारत को सतर्क रहने की जरूरत
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