Editorial Analysis

Recently, the National Organ and Tissue Transplant Organization (NOTTO) has issued an advisory that prioritizes women patients and relatives of deceased donors in organ transplant allocations.

Recently, the Union Government approved the Employment Linked Incentive (ELI) Scheme to support employment generation. However, it raises concerns regarding its design, target population, and its potential to reinforce, rather than reduce, existing labour market inequalities.

Technological advancements, such as the complete switchover to digital systems, reveal the unintended consequences of over-reliance on artificial intelligence (AI) and digital tools.

Universal healthcare — the ideal system where every citizen, regardless of income, receives quality medical care — needs to begin by making diagnostics accessible, affordable, and ubiquitous.

As geopolitical tensions escalate and technological warfare evolves rapidly, the need to modernise India’s armed forces has become existential.

As the global trade landscape undergoes seismic shifts and the President of the United States reintroduces aggressive tariffs — some reaching as high as 50% (framed as ‘reciprocal tariffs’) — the world has responded with strategic restraint.

A recent report by Crisil projects revenue growth of 7–9% in FY26 for India’s 18 largest states (covering 90% of GSDP), slightly up from 6.6% in FY25.

As India accelerates its digital transformation journey and digital public infrastructure emerges as a cornerstone of inclusive growth, innovation, and governance, there is a need to unlock the full potential of data exchanges and make them integral to the ecosystem.

Recently, the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) lauded the ties between India and Russia, saying that the two nations have a ‘steady and time-tested partnership’.

In the recently concluded India–United Kingdom Free Trade Agreement (FTA), formally known as the Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA), while much attention has been paid to traditional sectors like agriculture and labour-intensive manufacturing, one crucial domain — India’s digital sector — has remained curiously unexamined.