This is the front page of The Indian Express published on October 10, 1985.

The award is endorsement of literature as resistance and a reminder that great art is not always easy or immediate

Disagreements between Tata trustees must be resolved, lest they impact decision-making, stoke wider uncertainty

External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar recently underlined its objective: To use relations with all major powers to accelerate India’s rise

The very idea of engineering empty space stands as a conceptual turn, especially in an era of climate crises.

The victory is small, but all the sweeter for coming at a time when there has been an intensification of the push to impose a monolithic view of Indian history and culture.

Once we go beyond the much-celebrated “stays”, the question of why the Court did not consider many of the core provisions of the amendment to be manifestly arbitrary becomes important

This is the front page of The Indian Express published on October 09, 1985.

This is the front page of The Indian Express published on October 08, 1985.

Physics Nobel honours scientists who helped unravel mysteries of the quantum world, making it the foundation of several technologies of today.

Recurring fire tragedies expose fragility of public-hospital safety architecture. It will take fixing of institutional inertia

Chorus of condemnation of the attack on the Chief Justice of India is welcome. It will ring louder if it's also read as a criticism of intolerance

Peace that has eluded the region for 75 years can only come through accommodation and statesmanship.

This is the front page of The Indian Express published on October 07, 1985.

She showed us what patience, quiet observation and the ability to last the distance could achieve

It has important implications in the treatment of auto-immune diseases.

India’s pharmaceutical industry has positioned itself as the ‘pharmacy of the world’. Its regulatory mechanisms fail to do justice to this billing.

Twenty years after Nitish Kumar took charge, all the low-hanging fruit have been plucked. Today, Bihar is back to waiting — for a leadership that can address the many remaining challenges

The problem is that India has never learned to tell its own story, whereas Pakistan knows how to frame grievances, mobilise its diaspora and cultivate allies in Washington and London.

This is the front page of The Indian Express published on October 06, 1985.

In a country that has historically struggled with malnutrition, the growing number of people who appear to be simultaneously overfed and under-nourished should set alarm bells ringing at every level

This is the most critical stage of the talks. In the past, whenever a deal has been close, the Israeli Prime Minister was quick to jeopardise it

In a world defined by technology and rapid information, literacy must today include the ability to compute, use digital tools, manage finances, and participate fully in civic life

The Prime Minister, Rajiv Gandhi, expressed concern at the deteriorating security environment in the country’s neighbourhood and said that Pakistan appeared to be intent on exercising the nuclear option.