The rot in higher education set in long ago. Its politics transcends particular governments.

Roger Federer is no longer emperor, but he is still a contender. And thereby hangs a tale.

Greece agreement is good news for global economic stability. Athens must now mend its ways.

Manipur needs to reimagine itself. Centre needs to relook at the region too

Why Sirisena government is holding parliamentary elections ahead of schedule

A look at the front page of The Indian Express, published on July 14, Forty Years Ago.

A look at the front page of The Indian Express, published on July 13, Forty Years Ago.

Push for cash transfers tacitly asks citizens to fend for themselves.

International cooperation on tax evasion is welcome. But questions on US-India agreement remain.

Centre’s untidy money management creates unnecessary economic volatility and impedes investment

The public health system is failing all stakeholders: practitioners, patients and their families.

Disney World’s success in hiding a Sikh employee for seven years is strange and disturbing.

The socialists branded the military’s plan as a flagrant violation of the pact between the political parties and the armed forces signed before the April 1974 elections.

Liquor bans have never worked. Why must Bihar reinvent the wheel?

Decision to re-engage Pakistan is welcome. Now, PM Modi must take some risks, develop a new bilateral script.

Foreign policymaking benefits from diverse inputs. But lateral entry is avoidable.

Older multilateral institutions must adjust to new world order, or see more AIIBs, BRICS banks emerge.

Full SCO membership will give New Delhi fresh clout, but it must do a balancing act with Russia and China.

Government should immediately implement Rajasthan High Court’s directive on tobacco warnings.

The prime minister strikes a diplomatic posture, and Putin is disarmed,

Issues of commercial viability, old and new, restrict their performance.

SECC opens the door to step away from the poverty line as a criterion for government benefits.

A look at the front page of The Indian Express, published on July 01, Forty Years Ago.

The blowout may not affect India immediately, but it holds lessons for policymakers