Investigators said that faint, intermittent signals have been detected near where an Air India jumbo jet crashed, but it is not certain if they are being emitted by the missing flight recorders.

A visitor at Uffizi Gallery accidentally damaged a painting while posing with it. Is this the beginning of a new era of performance art?

The period revealed how fragile liberty can be in the face of unchallenged power.

Report on continent heating up faster than rest of the world must push policymakers to find ways to enable people to adapt to weather vagaries.

Government's decision to conduct a household income survey is welcome. It should learn from past exercises and experiences of other countries.

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

Shukla’s flight is both an opportunity and a precursor to indigenous human spaceflight, international cooperation

In his campaign, there are lessons in political communication that liberal politicians might want to heed.

50 years later, however awful it was at the time — it was just a dress rehearsal for what is happening today

Two schemes aim to provide tribals with basic documents like Aadhaar and Ayushman Bharat cards, title under the Forest Rights Act, pension accounts, as well as Jan Dhan accounts

The task of sending humans into the vast unknown and bringing them back safely is more challenging than the Mars and Moon missions

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

Regime change is not an easy task. And Israel and US have been able to set back Iran's nuclear capacities without permanently removing the threat

Tel Aviv and Tehran would do well to step back and consider the high costs of failing to contain the conflict

The collective will is a reflection of our lowest common denominator, of our overriding socio-economic concerns. The mandate was anti-nasbandi, not anti-Emergency

Donald Trump’s oddly bureaucratic sign-off is certainly curious and, perhaps, welcome

Emergency’s stain is indelible. Let it constantly remind us how the democratically elected can become authoritarian. That the only bulwark against this is listening to the objector, not the cheerleader

Commemorating the dark period should go beyond criticism of past to introspection about present

A new MIT study holds a warning. The issue is not whether to use AI but how to

This is the front page of The Indian Express published on June 24, 1985.

The objective should be to secure supplies in the short-term so as to prevent disruptions across industries, while also focusing on expanding domestic exploration, mining and processing

With explicit American support for its stated military objectives, Israel is likely to feel even more emboldened

After all, who hasn’t felt a little bit useless or inept, despite best intentions?

Given its potential to transform the current understanding of Indian history, what Keezhadi calls for is rigorous and transparent research, free from ideological pressures