Next steps will depend on trajectories of growth and inflation

She's got swag. And she is not alone. She is the fearless, rebellious woman who refuses to be subdued by a male-dominated culture

This is the front page of The Indian Express published on October 02, 1985.

SC nudge, Opposition vigilance helped make the SIR inclusive. EC should take the right lessons as it plans ahead

India need not fear Trump’s rhetoric. Instead, it should embody a politics that refuses to reduce global relationships to ego contests

Both reached the same uncomfortable truth — the moral exemplar often stands outside the logic of power

This is the front page of The Indian Express published on October 01, 1985.

A recent incident in California offers a peek into a future where robots could be sentient and companies that make them could be cleverer.

Latest NCRB data frames an urgent challenge for governments: Violence against STs cannot be allowed to continue.

Without a commensurate scale-up in infrastructure and clinical trials, India risks letting innovation benefit only a privileged few.

This is the front page of The Indian Express published on September 30, 1985.

With the US accounting for almost 40 per cent of its exports, India’s pharma sector took a severe hit after new tariffs were announced

The state’s youth deserve a future that isn’t sabotaged by the incompetence — and cynicism — of the powerful

Raam Reddy’s new film, anchored by a restrained Manoj Bajpayee, turns myth into resistance and orchards into battlegrounds. In its silences and fables lies a sharp critique of privilege, climate collapse, and the politics of belonging

His 1970 canvas has become the second most expensive Indian artwork to be sold at an auction, going for a staggering Rs 67.08 crore

In trying to merge the two worlds in this Asia Cup, players, administrators and top politicians of the two nations have overplayed cricket’s significance and symbolism

This is the front page of The Indian Express published on September 29, 1985.

No matter how hard General Munir seeks to cast Pakistan as India’s equal, the reality is different: India’s GDP is nearly 10 times larger, and the gap is widening, not only economically but also in terms of global stature India must not lose sight of the bigger picture.

Why did he do nothing more than throw bottles of water at the crowd? Why did the organisers fail to act, even as people cried out for help in the stifling conditions?

Given subdued inflation, exogenous headwinds, there is a case for RBI, MPC to cut rates to offset drags in second half of fiscal year

RBI describes the reduction in rates as landmark GST reforms. What is ‘reformative’ about cutting the high and multiple rates of tax that were the original sin? The design of the GST laws was wrong, the tax structure was wrong, the rules and regulations were wrong, the tax rates were wrong, and the implementation of the GST laws was wrong

At a concert in Malaysia, Diljit Dosanjh reminds audience of the power of culture to bring people together

India’s disability rights framework promises inclusion — but predicament of one of the country’s oldest blind schools shows how it falters in the face of institutional neglect

Backed by a popular wave, the Akali Dal (L) was firmly set for a massive victory in the Punjab elections after capturing 47 of the 72 Vidhan Sabha seats, the which results for which have been declared, and establishing a lead over its rivals in other constituencies.