The Census is a political mirror. But without gender-responsive tools, it offers only a distorted reflection.

At least seven people, including a member of Parliament, were killed and over 20 injured in five bomb explosions which rocked the Nepalese capital.

It’s not the only flavour on the brink

MSPs have no meaning, unless accompanied by physical procurement as with rice and wheat

To be sure, Delhi cannot control who Trump chooses to engage, and for what reasons. For India, the question is less why the Munir-Trump meeting, and more about how to ensure that the red lines it has laid down are respected

This is the front page of The Indian Express published on June 20, 1985.

New-look Indian team and captaincy of Shubman Gill are a leap of faith by selectors, and a big generational jump

In a country aspiring to be a global leader in the knowledge economy, this is welcome news. Drawing on the scientific potential of half its population is not just desirable, it is essential.

The Fed has adopted a wait-and-watch approach as it gauges the impact of President Donald Trump's policies on inflation and the economy

It is near-impossible to secure mineral supply chains from overseas — even the US is struggling. As a country that is geologically rich, India must explore within

Trump’s outreach to Pakistan should not be read as a betrayal or a shift away from India. It is better understood as tactical engagement

Recent controversy over the actor's exit from Sandeep Reddy Vanga's Spirit has put the spotlight on the work-life balance of new mothers in a highly competitive industry

This is the front page of The Indian Express published on June 19, 1985.

It took a while but the British Library’s move is welcome news

He does well to reiterate that India charts its own course, brooks no third party mediation. Breakthrough with Canada is welcome

The challenge for the revamped GIM will be to find ways to sustain and improve people's livelihoods while enhancing ecological security

These actions cross more than red lines — they pose global risks in an age of fragile energy transitions

In today’s intelligence wars, the most dangerous person in the room is no longer the one with a weapon. It may be the woman who can reimagine what strength and leadership might look like in the real-life spyverse

In ruling against stalling of Thug Life's release in Karnataka, SC underlines, yet again, imperative to guard and extend spaces for free expression

What does ‘multilingualism’ even mean for children studying in under-resourced schools?

As the world waits, global powers must urgently press Israel to work towards a ceasefire, open spaces for diplomacy

The impunity and nihilism of this moment are glaring. Amidst mass devastation and suffering, our moral faculties have been paralysed

The US government has assured India that it will take every step to see that Pakistan does not produce a nuclear weapon. PM Rajiv Gandhi said the assurance came during his talks with US President Ronald Reagan and other leaders on Pakistan’s plan to produce a nuclear weapon.

It may not happen immediately. But after seeing what happens when one doesn’t possess a nuclear deterrent, why would any sane Iranian leader not race full-out for a bomb?