Modi government’s insurance and pension schemes are a step in the right direction.

In the interest of justice, high-profile corruption cases like Jayalalithaa’s must be fast-tracked.

AAP doesn’t have to stoop to using defamation law like a kill switch. Why doesn’t it just switch off instead?

But a political prestige issue must not be allowed to endanger the last wild population of Asiatic lions.

The upheavals in Southeast Asia continued to hit the headlines.

Contributory social security schemes launched last week could be game changers.

Land boundary agreement has finally been ratified. This is a moment for Delhi, Dhaka to widen cooperation.

A look at the front page of Indian Express on May 11, published forty years ago.

Greater Chinese presence in Gilgit-Baltistan lends it geo-strategic significance

By supporting competitive federalism, Devendra Fadnavis acknowledges the aspirations of the modern voter.

Recasting agricultural subsidies is long overdue. But can the government do it in the present environment?

Modi is abandoning the old approach to China. But he needs to get the Delhi establishment to play ball.

Incredibly good fortune favoured the Modi government in its first year, but it could not last.

The suicide pact of four athletes shows how India’s sports establishment has failed its talented teens.

Does being a star allow you to buy into your own myth?

What might the big Tory victory mean for the union — and for its relationship with Europe?

Reactions to Salman Khan’s conviction reveal an elite that would literally bulldoze everything in its path.

This crucial reform has been pending too long. Time now for the Rajya Sabha to pass the bill.

The backsliding on democracy in the Maldives should worry India. It cannot afford to look away.

She reached out to the Opposition to get the Bangladesh LBA bill passed unanimously.

The Opposition prevented the introduction of the MISA (Maintenance of Internal Security Act) bill in Parliament.

Remembering the world’s first televised war in Vietnam.

Why Prime Minister Modi should ignore Arun Shourie’s advice as he sets out for Beijing

If opinion polls are any indication, Britain is now firmly in an era of coalitions.