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Men reported better mental health than their wives reported on their behalf. (Photo: ANI)

AA Edit | Actor's death flags a new health crisis

Accounting for 34 per cent of all suicides, India continues to have the dubious distinction of recording the highest...

16 Jun 2020 4:57 PM IST

K.P. Singh Oli and PM Narendra Modi (PTI file photo)

AA Edit | Nepal map: A failure for Indian diplomacy

New Delhi is unlikely to respond positively to such sledgehammer tactics

15 Jun 2020 7:12 PM IST

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AA Edit | Ladakh: Crisis won't end soon

Why is the government attacking Opposition leaders instead of coming clean?

13 Jun 2020 6:49 PM IST

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AA Edit | Invest in healthcare, take lesson from Kerala book

The budgetary allocation for the ministry of health and family welfare has seen significant improvement in the last few...

13 Jun 2020 6:20 PM IST

People wearing face masks stand in a queue as they wait at a bus stand, during the ongoing COVID-19 lockdown, in Mumbai. PTI Photo

AA Edit | Cenrtre-state unity key to winning Covid fight

This is not the first time, though, the Union government has deputed its teams to the states but the results were not...

12 Jun 2020 7:18 PM IST

At a time of deep introspection over tragic events triggered by outright racial discrimination, sportsmen too must use the crisis as an opportunity for redemption

AA Edit | Racism: Its time to say sorry

The world of sport also stands exposed now as tales of racism and blatantly racist terms come tumbling out of the locker...

12 Jun 2020 5:30 PM IST

: Delhi BJP President Adesh Kumar Gupta holds a placard along with party MLAs during a protest against the Delhi Government over COVID-19 situation in the national capital, at Rajghat in New Delhi. PTI Photo

AA Edit | Coronavirus abets play of dirty electoral games

Seeing that the country's fight against the pandemic has not induced a cooperative outlook in the BJP toward political...

12 Jun 2020 5:00 PM IST

Minneapolis has 900 officers in its ranks and yet representation of the African American community therein is next to nil. AP Photo

AA Edit | Safety not so much as policing

With protests following Floyd's death claiming around 18 American lives, discussions are on as to how to accomplish the...

9 Jun 2020 8:26 PM IST

A farmer plows his field with the help of a tractor before planting paddy saplings, at a village on the outskirt of Amritsar. PTI Photo

AA Edit | Rural jobs scheme an unmissable solution

The scheme, introduced by the first UPA government in 2005, guaranteesmanual work to every adult in rural India for at...

9 Jun 2020 8:13 PM IST

The likes of Kapil Mishra, Anurag Thakur and Parvesh Verma were fortunate not to have been booked because of the existence of the same kind of double standard. AP Photo

AA Edit | Double standards and how!

The criminalisation of every protest staged by aggrieved Indians is clear in all dissent being viewed as a potential law...

8 Jun 2020 5:54 PM IST

Most experts agree that the first such move, the national lockdown, indeed helped but the government did little to make use of the opportunity to prepare the nation for a successful engagement with the virus later on. PTI Photo

AA Edit | Centre can't stand by and watch at this critical hour

There are no immediate chances of the numbers going down what with the Union government allowing opening of more social...

8 Jun 2020 5:32 PM IST

In 2002, a pogrom in Gujarat when the Prime Minister was heading the state government there claimed over 1,000 Muslim lives. The perpetrators were not punished. PTI Photo

AA Edit | Muslim lives matter, but saying so will cost you

As the Black Lives Matter movement rages, ordinary Indian citizens have been silent in the face of glaring injustice...

6 Jun 2020 7:29 PM IST