Opinion
Liberty Cannot Wait
De-siloing Administrative Tribunals Appointments
As a country we move ahead on the path of democratic governance since independence and adopted the British system of parliamentary form of governance. Since then, we had amended the constitution for more than 100 times as and when required to meet the changing aspiration of the society.
VK Bahuguna | today
Bollywood and Kashmir: Cinema Shapes More Than It Reflects
If cinema embraces empathy instead of simplification, evidence instead of caricature, and human dignity instead of political spectacle, it can become a bridge between divided memories rather than another battlefield in an already polarised discourse.
Khalid Rasool | today
Jharkhand CM Launches National Stakeholders Consultation 2026, Unveils Vision 2050 Roadmap
The Vision 2050 framework envisions preparing Jharkhand for emerging global economic and technological challenges by strengthening its industrial ecosystem, accelerating digital transformation, promoting AI-driven governance and encouraging innovation-led entrepreneurship. The initiative also aims to enhance ease of doing business, attract domestic and foreign investment, generate employment and improve public service delivery through technology-enabled governance.
Staff Reporter @ EW•NN | today
The Indus Treaty and the Cost of Broken Trust
Pakistan's campaign over the Indus Waters Treaty reflects a larger geopolitical strategy, but its own water crisis is rooted as much in domestic failures as in regional tensions. The Indus Waters Treaty has become the latest flashpoint in India-Pakistan relations. This analysis examines India's post-Pahalgam policy shift, Pakistan's diplomatic campaign, internal water management failures, and the broader geopolitical implications for South Asia.
Zaheer Mustafa - | today
Liberty Cannot Wait
India's bail jurisprudence under Article 21 demands liberty over prolonged pre-trial detention. Why trial courts must align constitutional principles with everyday justice.
Dr. M K Dubey | today
Bollywood and Kashmir: Cinema Shapes More Than It Reflects
If cinema embraces empathy instead of simplification, evidence instead of caricature, and human dignity instead of political spectacle, it can become a bridge between divided memories rather than another battlefield in an already polarised discourse.
Khalid Rasool | 6 hours ago
Jharkhand CM Launches National Stakeholders Consultation 2026, Unveils Vision 2050 Roadmap
The Vision 2050 framework envisions preparing Jharkhand for emerging global economic and technological challenges by strengthening its industrial ecosystem, accelerating digital transformation, promoting AI-driven governance and encouraging innovation-led entrepreneurship. The initiative also aims to enhance ease of doing business, attract domestic and foreign investment, generate employment and improve public service delivery through technology-enabled governance.
Staff Reporter @ EW•NN | 6 hours ago
The Indus Treaty and the Cost of Broken Trust
Pakistan's campaign over the Indus Waters Treaty reflects a larger geopolitical strategy, but its own water crisis is rooted as much in domestic failures as in regional tensions. The Indus Waters Treaty has become the latest flashpoint in India-Pakistan relations. This analysis examines India's post-Pahalgam policy shift, Pakistan's diplomatic campaign, internal water management failures, and the broader geopolitical implications for South Asia.
Zaheer Mustafa - | 7 hours ago
Liberty Cannot Wait
India's bail jurisprudence under Article 21 demands liberty over prolonged pre-trial detention. Why trial courts must align constitutional principles with everyday justice.
Dr. M K Dubey | 7 hours ago
Education
IGNOU, OSOU Sign Five-Year MoU to Expand Open Learning, AI-Driven Education and Regional Access
News
Birth of a Nation: Semi quincentennial Echoes Amid a New Global Crisis
Public Welfare
A New Blueprint for Rural India
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Trial by Timeline
As social media increasingly shapes public opinion, accusations often become verdicts long before courts examine the evidence. This editorial explores how political allegations, incomplete information, and viral narratives fuel media trials, threatening due process, judicial fairness, and constitutional values while examining the responsibilities of citizens, journalists, digital platforms, and democratic institutions.
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Editorial
EW•NN | June 30, 2026, 8:46 p.m.
UPTET 2026: CM Orders Tight Security, Fair Exams for Nearly 20 Lakh Candidates
Dinesh Dubey | June 24, 2026, 1:35 p.m.
Brokering the U.S.-Iran Peace Deal: Why India Cannot Afford to Ignore Pakistan’s Diplomatic Resurgence
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