This is the front page of The Indian Express published on May 14, 1985.

Cannes Lifetime Achievement honour for Robert De Niro celebrates not just an acting great, but also cinema as a collaborative art form

It has underlined that India's response to terrorism will be swift, yet calibrated

Muhammad Yunus-led interim government’s decision to invoke an anti-terrorism law to suspend all activities of Awami League is disquieting.

PM Modi struck resonant chords on peace and security; the challenge is to build on the success of the ‘new normal’.

Much drew on the past, much represented a break from history

His captaincy legacy is one of passion, vision and a will to win

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

Ageing has far too often been cast as a pathology to be hidden, delayed, or denied, a decline to be concealed behind the mask of youth. But beyond this fixation on appearance, ageing has a deeper import.

He leaves not a hole or a crack at the heart of Indian batting, but an emptiness that will be difficult to fill

US, China manage to undo escalation since April 2. But trade is still precariously balanced with costs to consumers, producers

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

With its sharp message delivered to Rawalpindi on terror, has underlined its military superiority

This is a beginning towards addressing human capital needs of industry. It will require more private sector engagement

Recent reports of the shutdown of climate research at key US agencies under the Trump administration have raised worldwide alarm. The disruption should serve as a wake-up call for India

Immediate onus is on Pakistan to demonstrate commitment to pacification of terrorism. There is no avoiding political process in Subcontinent

This is the front page of The Indian Express published on May 10, 1985.

The question is not whether we were able to thwart attacks effectively, but whether we can ensure that there won’t be any attacks at all

India's response can build on Pakistan's failure — the terror tool doesn't have support, including in J&K

Many challenges lie before him, such as ensuring that the centuries-old Catholic Church stays in step with the times

How can they guide children through their anxieties, hold space for their fears?

With its economy in shambles and its polity gripped by dysfunction, Pakistan has little to gain, and much to lose, from a prolonged conflict with India.

Paradise might be an island, but hell is other people

The fits-and-starts nature of his long-form career did not do justice to someone with his dazzling gifts, determination and commitment