With a resounding victory, new PM Lee has emerged from his father’s shadow

Jeremy Corbyn, British Labour party’s new leader, could lead his party back in time

Gold monetisation schemes may not take off immediately. Yet their introduction is sound policy

The individual is the only proper arbiter of what he or she should eat, or should not

PM Indira Gandhi said the law must enable political institutions to be resilient and responsive to new situations.

Refusal to respect diverse readings of the Ramayana is cultural vandalism

Modi’s meeting with industrialists underlined the need for a forum for sustained dialogue

For now, the new species is less a missing link, more a befuddling cousin.

PM Narendra Modi sends out a heartening message by expressing regret at the inconvenience caused to the aam aadmi by his visit.

The Saudi Arabian diplomat who faces serious charges cannot be allowed to elude the process of justice.

I believe the Emergency is a passing phase but the era of permissive politics and national degeneration is over and we will never allow that phase to be repeated again, President Fakhruddin Ali said.

Destruction of her murals shows the rot in the museum.

Meat bans violate fundamental liberties, erode state’s secular character, harm the cause of vegetarianism.

India and the US are working together to rid the country of TB

What Roger’s arrested decline teaches us about fandom

A look at the front page of The Indian Express, published on September 11, Forty Years Ago.

In the recent past, vis-a-vis Pakistan, India has missed every opportunity.

Tamil Nadu experience suggests welfare schemes, subsidies deliver results if they are well-conceived and targeted.

C.N.R. Rao is right. Industry can and should do more to shore up scientific research.

Modi government cannot deflect responsibility for failure to persuade Opposition, push through GST.

Queen Elizabeth has presided over vast transitions, and her own irrelevance

Prime Minister Modi’s meeting with industry leaders was welcome. This dialogue must be regularised

As many as 14 presses used to print the objectionable material were confiscated by state governments.

In the absence of effective legislation against discrimination, courts should step in