Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s decision to choose Moscow for his first bilateral visit in his third term did not go unnoticed in the diplomatic world. The move evoked reactions from the United States, which is hosting the North Atlantic Treaty Organization allies to mark the alliance’s 75th anniversary, and from Ukraine, which is fighting Russia to protect its sovereignty and territorial integrity. In this regard, our lead editorial notes that the visit was a reflection of Indian strategic autonomy and its historic engagement with Russia. Read here
Our second edit talks about employment conditions in labor-intensive sectors. Read here
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Despite making gains, next-generation reforms are required to expand and streamline the GST, writes economist M Govinda Rao. Read here
Kanika Datta talks about issues in increasing gender diversity in the workplace. Read here

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