The war on drugs is winnable, but only through a sustained multi-pronged approach

For an oil-importing country like India — it imports more than 80 per cent of its requirements — disruptions in global supplies and price surges will have implications

On revenue, inflation, there is room for optimism this year. But concerns remain

The Prime Minister’s participation in the summit is an opportunity for India to assess the bloc’s changing dynamics

This is the front page of The Indian Express published on June 16, 1985.

It is not merely a tactical hedge, but a strategic alignment grounded in shared economic interests, democratic values, and the pursuit of enhanced national security

There are signs of its revival. But amid climate and geopolitical shocks, policymakers cannot afford to take commodity prices for granted

Coming Census will be unique. Questions raised by caste count and delimitation will be answered in a particular political conjuncture

The escalation threatens to turn the clock back and take the embattled region to a dangerous edge

To unveil and capture such significant details of a celestial object through such a tiny manoeuvre offers a lesson. Sometimes, all you need is a new perspective

It demands a thorough investigation across all fronts. That would ensure a proper closure for the families of those who lost their lives

Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi made an appeal for peace and disarmament and regretted that concessional assistance for developing countries was drying up at a time when it was needed most.

Much will now depend on how the monsoon unfolds

This welfare model has made India secure and future ready

Sometimes, the divide between gloom and glory is as fragile as a fleeting glance. In the right light -- and with the right eye -- despair may yet delight

This is the front page of The Indian Express published on June 13, 1985.

This is a monumental challenge. State must urgently roll back plan to rehome Dharavi residents at the hazardous site

Crisis of free speech is crisis of social mistrust. Each act of legal censorship is a vote of no confidence in our autonomous agency

The EU must conclude the EU-India trade and investment agreements quickly and also waive CBAM for India.

This is the front page of The Indian Express published on June 12, 1985.

The West has just woken up to the joy of unstructured time for children. But doing nothing has always had its own charm

India is “hopeful” that an agreement with the US will be reached before the 90-day pause on the Liberation Day tariffs ends in the second week of July

Conservation should not be just about numbers. Focus should be on creating healthy ecosystems

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