Congress's call for a return to the ballot paper shows it's still looking for an imagined villain -- rather than within. This course is fraught.
From Spain’s El Bulli’s ‘family meal’ bean soup to the Egyptian ful medames. The hallmark of a good dish of beans is comfort
India has been excluded from Trump’s initial trade salvo. However, in the past, he has called India a ‘tariff king’ and a ‘very big (trade) abuser’, indicating that he may well ratchet up the pressure later
It has to show what it can do with democracy.
In a deliberative and argumentative democracy, a debate cannot be, it should not become, stillborn merely because the Opposition won fewer seats in elections
This is the front page of The Indian Express published on November 27, 1984.
A look into how the PM’s 'ek hain toh safe hain' slogan worked — behind the BJP’s success was a carefully crafted strategy to reboot the process of narrative-shaping and restoring confidence
As we commemorate the 75th anniversary, it is important to reflect on the Constituent Assembly’s remarkable efforts in drafting the Constitution as a consensus document. Can we mirror this in today’s era of ideological differences?
In a country like India, with a massive disease burden & a large population — gharelu nuskhe (home remedies) offer a more convenient and cheaper alternative. But can it replace clinicians?
Before the delegates assembled at Baku, a broad consensus seemed to have emerged that developing countries require at least $1.3 trillion every year to stave off the worst effects of global warming, however CoP29 proved to be a disappointment
Now, the toll taken by another darkening tableau of mandir versus masjid in Sambhal has served a warning that all players must heed. It threatens to turn the clock back and undo hard-won gains.
This is the front page of The Indian Express published on November 26, 1984.
Teaching them how to make pivotal decisions is more crucial than what decisions to make. The ground beneath us is shifting and the greatest strength in the ideological swirl is the freedom and agility of your child’s mind.
Parliament shaped me as a political reporter. This was where I made some of my most everlasting friendships — irrespective of party ideologies and regional biases — and earned the confidence of my sources.
What difference will that make if the citizens of Delhi are forced to breathe poisonous air. If our sacred rivers continue to resemble drains. And if huge mountains of garbage continue being built on the borders of cities simply because we cannot afford modern methods of waste management.
Unlike Rukmani Arundale or many of her contemporaries or present-day artists, she was not from privileged backgrounds. Her sacrifices and struggles also require a place in our imagination.
Finally, what will be Mr Trump’s attitude toward the two wars that are killing dozens of innocent people every day and destroying critical infrastructure like schools and hospitals? Mr Trump has promised to “stop wars”, but he has not spelt out what he will do.
Suburban Central Railway train proved a coffin for 25 hapless commuters during peak hours on November 22 when two of its coaches derailed and capsized at the Byculla station.
The RBI's monetary policy committee may be able to cut rates by February, if not earlier. The government, on its part, would do well to adhere to the rules of fiscal prudence
PM Modi struck the right chords during his visit to Guyana. Government needs to follow up
The initial response to anti-microbial resistance was hampered by a lack of quality data. Now, we can address it better
Disillusioned by the ‘toxic positivity’ culture shaped by millennials, and the ‘you're not doing enough’ prod of the hustle era, Gen Z’s version of bettering life does not lie in sweeping things under the carpet. Instead, they acknowledge the grimness of the current moment while dreaming of a brighter future
Team India are wounded after the series defeat at home, and the World Test Championship final spot is hanging in the balance. A thrashing could signify the end of an era
The collapse of structures affects everyone, irrespective of their economic status. The upending of an already fragile care infrastructure, sustained by informal networks, means that they have to bear a disproportionate burden
Considering that the ripple effects of what happens to the Adani Group can be felt in stock markets and the broader economy, Indian regulators need to examine the allegations raised in a transparent and time-bound manner


