China leaves behind the one-child family, marking the end of a grim, niggardly era.

Centre cannot afford to ignore the message in the downward revision of growth estimates.

A party of 40 Chinese soldiers intruded into Indian territory, killed four Indian soldiers was announced.

Protestors should have asked Kasuri questions. They have given him the high ground.

The election results in the state will impact the Indian economy’s prospects.

Majority in the Lok Sabha is neither necessary nor sufficient to govern India. What any government has to do is to build a coalition around a programme everyone can agree on.

The government has scarred its foreign policy with its stupidity on Nepal.

The truth is that us ‘liberal’ types are really the most illiberal people you will ever meet.

Sober reflection will lead to the conclusion that the predominant role may belong to the Chief Justice of India (and the collegium), but there must be checks and balances and the Executive also must have a role.

Kerala’s finance minister must step down from office till he is cleared of corruption charges

A transparent and peaceful election will be an important step towards normalcy.

Front page of The Indian Express forty years ago on October 30.

It needs reform. But government is bound to go by the advice of chief justice of India in appointments

Draft aviation policy means well. But real challenge is to lower operational costs while building infrastructure

Kapil Dev’s comments are an occasion to remember and celebrate again cricket as an abstemious art form

The Front Page of Indian Express 40 years ago on September 30.

Over-dependence on fossil fuels will hurt sustainable development in India

Political crises cannot blunt Nepal’s achievement in electing its first woman president.

Provide protection to the vulnerable in surrogacy agreements, instead of distinguishing between Indian and foreign.

We need to show we love India more than those who profess a monopoly on this love story

PM Narendra Modi has ambitious plans for Africa. But India’s success in that continent must begin at home.

Democracy Debate At the inaugural session of the Commonwealth Parliamentary Conference in New Delhi, Prime Minister Indira Gandhi cautioned young democracies against “unconstitutional and extra-constitutional” challenges that might be posed by parties failing to accede to power through democratic means. In such a situation, “it then becomes an onerous, if painful, duty to counter them […]

India shouldn’t abandon its nuclear doctrine because of Pakistan’s tactical nukes

Instead of another revision in their emoluments, MPs should go for voluntary salary cuts