Putin in India Today Explained: To counter Beijing’s belligerence, Delhi needs both the West and Russia on its side. Putin's upcoming visit is both an opportunity and a delicate balancing act.

“For nearly half a century, I was away from my home and relatives… Until yesterday, I was unknown. Now, I want to be known. I want to be known among the people”: Surrendered Maoist leader

How is knowing about India-Russia relations relevant to the UPSC exam? What significance do topics like the Cyclone Ditwah, the Sanchar Saathi app, and the new SIM binding rule hold for both the Preliminary and Main

The Indian rupee is witnessing sustained pressure, driven by forces such as persistent dollar outflows, and the prolonged delay in finalising a trade deal with the US. Here's the full picture, including what lies ahead

An obscure Persian chronicle reveals how a single fire redrew Bombay’s streets — and its future.

From floating trains to powerful MRI coils and particle accelerators, superconductors drive some of the most advanced machines.

As five children with thalassemia now battle HIV that was traced to transfusions at the blood bank of the Chaibasa district hospital in Jharkhand, The Indian Express travels to each of their homes, where the

The December 3, 1985 edition is unavailable. The above stories are from December 2, 1985

The rock eagle owl is hard to spot, its nest even more so. A chance sighting later, work is on standby at the stone quarry and Rs 35 lakh written off, to ensure safe hatching

There is no dearth of private capital in world markets for bankable projects. Fortunately, the Indian private sector has demonstrated its ability to develop and implement such projects.

The difficult negotiations over Ukraine open the door to a potential restructuring of relations among the US, Europe, and Russia. But Delhi must first correct the distortion in its Russia policy

Why is the WHO’s classification of obesity as a global health crisis important for your UPSC exam? What relevance do topics such as fiscal federalism, GPS spoofing, and India’s push for rare-earth permanent magnets hold

Apple is a large company, and thousands of engineers and researchers work for the Silicon Valley behemoth. This time, though, the situation is slightly different.

Investing in specialised cyber forensic labs, training the police and prosecutors on tackling cyber crimes, and creating interstate cyber units with cross-jurisdictional powers may be better-suited to the goal of tackling cyber crimes

Major Mohit Sharma, Dhurandhar controversy explained: Major Mohit Sharma laid down his life battling militants in J&K in 2009. Here's why his name is being linked to Ranveer Singh's film 'Dhurandhar'.

Heart attacks are multifactorial and that’s why it’s important to assess each risk factor and control each one of them

Sanchar Saathi App Explained: What is Sanchar Saathi, why has the government directed companies to install it on all smartphones, and what kind of personal data can it access?

While Toto said he was around 16 years old, Meena said she was around 15. They didn't have any documents when they crossed over from Pakistan. Their medical examination has revealed they are both adults.

Despite stronger aluminium prices and improving operations, Rain Industries' stock has lagged amid high debt and rising interest costs. With deleveraging underway, a major cement expansion planned, and valuations at multi-year lows, the question remains:

This is the front page of The Indian Express published on December 2, 1985.

The ED’s list of loan fraud accused runs long and includes, prominently, Vijay Mallya, Nirav Modi, Mehul Choksi and Jatin Mehta, among others. Like the Sandesaras, they left the country just before loan fraud charges

Even though the reference to the Citizenship Act was deleted and did not reflect in the final order, official records bear out the Commission’s initial reasoning.

Putin is the biggest obstacle to peace. Trump is trying to achieve peace, says Poland’s Secretary of State

The logic that the show must go on and business must remain uninterrupted is revealing. We have moulded our lives around poor AQI. Our idea of what constitutes progress and prosperity is playing havoc with

Born with dwarfism, Baraiya has fought legal battles every step of the way to appointment as Medical Officer at Sir T General Hospital, Bhavnagar.