The performance of England’s young team showed up the limitations of Australia’s ageing side

The Centre must take into confidence states in the Northeast on the Naga peace deal

How confident is a majority government which can be rattled by a few talking heads?

A look at the front page of The Indian Express, published on August 10, Forty Years Ago.

Without the film industry and education fraternity standing up in unison against this underhanded attempt to control a free educational institute, the 250-odd FTII students will fight alone.

Sri Lanka poll outcome will hinge on whether or not voters remember why they ousted Rajapaksa as president in January.

There is a boosting of bottom lines. But government needs to be seen to do more to inspire investor confidence

Strong-arm tactics on p-notes miss the point. They are a result of bad policy

Among the Central acts included were the Election Laws (Amendment) Act, the Foreign Exchange Regulation Act of 1973 and the Maintenance of Internal Security Act, 1971.

The failure rate among backward community students at the IITs can be reduced by institutional support.

Sushma Swaraj did a star turn on the floor of the House.

Gurdaspur and Udhampur underline fragility of India-Pak peace — and its sheer necessity.

Instead of pornography, government should focus on flawed family laws.

Seven decades after Hiroshima, probing fundamental questions of US history still seems off limits in America

A look at the front page of The Indian Express, published on August 7, Forty Years Ago.

Reduce Centrally sponsored schemes, specify their objectives and timelines.

All indications are, India is fated to deal with another missing prime minister.

Families grieving for 16 months may need more answers for closure.

Supreme Court takes a step towards reading privacy as a fundamental right. The timing is just right.

A ban on online pornography is both unfeasible and ineffectual. It is also a cop out.

There is no evidence to suggest that parliamentary behaviour is a consideration for voters — something that is obvious to most elected politicians.

A look at the front page of The Indian Express, published on August 6, Forty Years Ago.

Exchange of enclaves crowns an optimistic turn in Bangladesh’s political journey.

We need to look beyond monetary easing. The old export-led growth model is seriously fractured.