BSP’s decision to expel her nephew Akash Anand draws attention to a beleaguered party. Its continuing internal disarray, combined with its unchecked electoral decline, has dulled the lustre of a party that once held out a radical promise.

The differences -- political, geopolitical, personal -- between US Donald Trump and J D Vance, on one side and Ukraine's embattled leader, Volodymyr Zelenskyy on the other, were aired in full global view.

The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, a club notoriously made of old, White male voters, rarely picks films that delight, over a grand narrative, when it comes to Best Picture

Most of Europe is now concluding that America, at least under Trump, simply cannot be seen as a reliable ally. The strategic transformation that is under way is nothing short of the political equivalent of a tectonic shift

This is the front page of The Indian Express published on March 3, 1985.

The economy has recovered, but growth is underwhelming. Another rate cut could be in offing

In terms of both its nature and timing, European Union President Ursula von der Leyen’s visit to India was a pivotal moment for bilateral relations, dynamic between global powers

Government's Time Use Survey confirms that women take on a lion's share of unpaid work. The repercussions of this disparity risk being both economic and social

This Women’s Day and on other days, I want to reclaim my head space and outgrow the demands to manage and maintain, self and others.

What has changed since Modi became prime minister is that he is so allergic to criticism that almost the whole media has been ‘managed’. Our vaunted private TV channels sound so much like Doordarshan that it is scary. Boforsgate should make us ask more questions.

The Three Language Formula (TLF) is not enforced in the Hindi-speaking states but sought to be enforced in the non-Hindi speaking states. It is a matter of record that government schools in Uttar Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Bihar, Jharkhand, Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh and Haryana follow effectively a one-language policy of only Hindi

With militias surrendering weapons, Centre has a chance to create conditions for peace in Manipur. It shouldn't let the opportunity slip

After second quarter slump, economy has picked up pace in third quarter. Concerns over the robustness of the momentum remain

Spassky blended psychology and unpredictability. On the chessboard, he cut out clutter

This is the front page of The Indian Express published on February 28, 1985.

Afghanistan's Champions Trophy victory against England isn't surprising. It's on its way to becoming the second most competitive Subcontinental team

Addressing issue of 'pardhan patis' for women panchayat heads requires persuasion, not exemplary punishment

Representation and federalism should not be seen as binaries. The imperative should be to address complexities, not engage in politics.

We must use the energy of the last 45 days in Prayagraj to dedicate ourselves to Viksit Bharat

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

In the spirit of the 'accountability' you demand from US federal employees, here are five things newsrooms had to deal with

In the face of US veto, IPCC can draw inspiration from its seminal work during Trump' first presidency, despite constraints

In Maharashtra's Malvan, a passerby claims to overhear a teenager's post India-Pakistan match remark. Soon, fundamental freedoms, the rule of law, and the constitutional letter and spirit are violated

Critical minerals are the new oil. India must open up exploration to protect its interests