The film explores what equal love might look like — not as ideology, but as everyday practice

Carlos Alcaraz came into the Wimbledon final on a career-best 24-match winning streak, but Sinner brought something harder to measure: The quiet fire of redemption

The outlook for food prices is also promising. During the southwest monsoon season, cumulative all-India rainfall has been 9.5 per cent above the long period average as on July 14

While the full and final report will be out in a year’s time, what the AAIB report says -- and what it doesn't say -- has raised concerns

The World Bank states that India has the lowest consumption inequality in the world and in the same breath that India has the highest income inequality. Such a paradoxical result has heretofore not been documented by any organisation in the world

The box is in the safe custody of the Directorate General of Civil Aviation

Remembrance of Kanishka is a reminder of the cost of silence and inaction -- urging us to transform memory into resolve

Pakistan must decide whether to treat the Indus system as rivers of peace or allow them to become torrents of tension

There are at least three reasons why India should consider stepping up its funding of Mexico-based CIMMYT

Care isn't a woman's work alone. The initiative is well-meaning, but without inclusivity and training, it may miss the mark.

India’s AI ambitions need bipartisan consensus. Parliament is the forum to lend policy credibility

At a time when burnout is a badge of honour, the actor’s Wimbledon snooze is a reminder of the body's limits

It will aid state overreach, criminalise dissent. Fadnavis government must step back

Success is far from guaranteed but the moment feels auspicious

EC must not stand on prestige. At stake is the integrity and credibility of the process it has fine-tuned so painstakingly

This is the front page of The Indian Express published on July 11, 1985.

A bureaucratic approach coupled with an unclear purpose can be a nightmare for citizens.

You have been a beacon for those struggling to take Urdu to newer readers

The collapse of a bridge, barely a year after an R&B executive engineer found no “major defect”, should compel the government to rethink -- something is seriously wrong with its monitoring methods

From the US President to former Delhi CM Kejriwal, the case for an honour that meets the demands of the age

Janaki vs State of Kerala joins a long list of films — 'Lipstick Under My Burkha' (2016), 'Padmaavat' (2018), and more recently, 'L2: Empuraan' — that have faced similar interference under the pretext of preserving public order

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

A guru is not just a teacher; their presence is a living force, a feeling, a constant source of strength, direction, and inspiration

A staff of six once trekked into lion territory in Gujarat just for one man. In Arunachal, a lone voter still lives in a dense forest accessible only via a full-day trek