If the USTA really wants to connect with a new generation, it might do well to trust the drama and plot twists embedded in tennis itself

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

Today, Bangladesh is gripped by a politics far removed from the aspirations that fuelled her ouster

Religious polarisation has increased in some quarters, and public discourse is often fraught. But cricket, and sport in general, remains an oasis where pluralism thrives

The prospects of holding early parliamentary elections in Assam appeared to recede when a team of the student agitation leaders arrived in New Delhi and demanded a fresh revision of rolls with a “clear set of directives”.

As the most lucrative professions of today – doctors, investment bankers, software engineers, lawyers -- face an impending existential crisis, perhaps it's time to value others. Not just economically, but socially.

Series against England shows Indian cricket team has forged a distinctive identity, is ready for ups and downs of the journey ahead

This is the front page of The Indian Express published on August 05, 1985.

He revived the Jharkhand statehood movement and gave a new life to Adivasi politics

At first glance, these two great minds seem distinct: Tagore spoke poetically, from the heart, while Shankaracharya illuminated truth through reason and insight. Yet, together they show us two paths to the same destination — the realisation of our unity with the universe

In a world obsessed with limiting carbs, the potato has been vilified and villainised. Could the discovery of the Miocene-epoch romance, a random encounter that led to the birth of a food that can feed billions of the Earth’s hungry, help rehabilitate its image?

Our pro-America lobby is loudly proclaiming that this model is working. Let us put it as modestly as we can, the jury is out on that one. But in any case, it is not clear what the rest of the world gains

Alongside, it should press forward the domestic reform agenda to boost competitiveness, improve ease of doing business, and increase the attractiveness of the country as an investment destination

This is the front page of The Indian Express published on August 04, 1985.

Resisting the US might cause short-term pain, but not doing so will hurt India’s national interests

Acquittals turn focus, again, to procedural lapses in the investigation of terror cases

With his MAGA base demanding accountability, the US president is finding out why no supporter should be taken for granted

Dear companies, a sure shot way to avoid hot water? Stop trying so hard to be cool

The satellite could be a game-changer in understanding Earth

Lalit Maken and his wife, Geetanjali, were in all probability victims of terrorist bullets, police sources said.

Pragmatic and matter-of-fact considerations have informed its expanding trade with Russia, even at the risk of Western displeasure, but at the same time, there are geopolitical costs

Trump’s move reflects a capricious and fragile global state in which uncertainty reigns supreme and the exercise of discretion is a crafty manifestation of power

'Pride and Prejudice' is set for another reboot. Two centuries on, it's still Austen's world

It's a cruel irony that at a time when members of all political parties are applauding the valour of the armed forces in Operation Sindoor, a war veteran's relatives were targeted with impunity