Authorities should take into account the need for systems that alert people in advance

For decades, businesses blamed the state for stifling potential. Now they reveal their innate inability to invest, build, or imagine the future

This is the front page of The Indian Express published on August 28, 1985.

Tourists are treated to consumerism with communist characteristics in Pyongyang

A careful step towards not only identifying but also addressing Particularly Vulnerable Tribal Groups is necessary to facilitate social inclusion, instead of assimilation

Even as India continues trade talks with the US, it must reiterate red lines, push ahead on domestic reforms

India’s youth deserve more than just a firewall. By combining thoughtful regulation with robust counselling and prevention programmes, the country can create a safer digital environment

US tariffs violate its commitments under WTO. India must diversify its exports, markets for them

This is the front page of The Indian Express published on August 27, 1985.

The question is more about people than technology

In anti-immigrant drive, state must uphold due process, respect constitutional guarantees. Else, it risks failing citizens it claims to protect.

The SCO is often portrayed as an inner-Asian club standing up to American dominance, an aspiration undermined by internal contradictions

The US president announced that he has fired Federal Reserve Board Governor Lisa Cook for allegedly lying on mortgage applications

This is the front page of The Indian Express published on August 26, 1985.

Going back to the original promise of a unified indirect tax structure could be the first step.

As a player, he had to wait for acknowledgement. History will be kinder to the man who dragged Indian cricket towards a better future.

The US is the only power with leverage over Israel. But with Washington silent, no end is in sight for this continuing tragedy.

Be it the targeting of CSDS for an honest mistake or the threat to a TV anchor by an Opposition party, there is a larger, chilling message

Excessive controls are stifling the industry, with reduced fertiliser availability hurting farmers in a good monsoon

India's history is replete with examples of how bans, prohibitions and price controls have almost never achieved the stated objectives

This is the front page of The Indian Express published on August 25, 1985.

Being out in the middle and playing is better than sitting on laurels too long

Elections in Punjab will be held on September 25 instead of September 22, the Election Commission has announced. It is evident that the government has stuck to its decision to go ahead with the elections despite opposition from the Akalis and other national parties.

This will require an acknowledgement of, and introspection over, the reasons for the failure of the Animal Birth Control (Dog) Rules