India’s response, Operation Sindoor, along with PM Modi’s May 12 national address, has given India’s counter-terrorism doctrine clarity, coherence, and credibility

If victory is defined as demolishing or getting rid of the “other”, then the human cost of doing so may well amount to a defeat.

The F-1 visa is, for many across the world, a dream, an aspiration, even a badge of honour. Trump does his country grave disservice in trying to make it a target on a student's back

It will be the icing on the cake for an economy that has emerged from a prolonged period of high food inflation

In the age of social media, the exclusivity that it once guaranteed has all but vanished

Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi was given a warm welcome when he arrived in Minsk, the capital of the Byelorussian Soviet Socialist Republic. It is one of the 15 Soviet republics. 

This is the front page of The Indian Express published on May 23, 1985.

Giving Ruben Amorim the time and players for his ideas to take wing is the most practical way forward

The US president's reality TV diplomacy sees summit-level meetings as an opportunity to score political points, posturing to a domestic base

Any reading of the professor's posts makes it clear that no crime has been committed, nor was it intended. He was exercising his constitutionally protected right to free speech

We are now in a constitutional regime in which even the Court’s philanthropic benevolence in granting bail lays the groundwork for further oppression.

The integrity of constitutional rights is compromised when free speech is filtered through political convenience

This is the front page of The Indian Express published on May 22, 1985.

This is a further regression, with yet another simple freedom taken away from those who have already lost so many of their basic rights and liberties

We may have differences, but we stand together when it comes to national interest

This is a major setback for left-wing extremist forces. Government must seize the opportunity, keep vigil

That is the question when someone is arrested for what he says, or when we demand that someone be arrested for what he said

At a time when the narratives around minorities in India, and the world, are often shaped by fear, suspicion and prejudice, Mushtaq’s win is a luminous affirmation of literature’s power to heal

Scariest thing about AI is not that it can brainwash multitudes, but that those who hold its reins are human and deeply flawed

Following a call with Putin, Trump says a peace deal would have to be negotiated directly between Russia and Ukraine. But core obstacles remain

He made science accessible while underlining that there were no shortcuts to excellence

As China bolsters Pakistan and the US returns to crisis diplomacy, India must recalibrate terms of engagement

Government offices will have an extra hour every day to offset the loss in the number of working hours

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