Express Opinion

How far are the shareholders' voices heard in the decision-making process to nominate and elect directors or determine the pay structure of Board of Directors?

The constitution has finally been delivered, but its ownership has shrunk

US and China cooperate as well as compete in the cyber domain. India must take notes

The steady state efficiency of healthcare needs to be raised so that crises like this one can be avoided.

A rosogolla is not to be owned. It is to be greedily consumed, made to vanish.

Manipur impasse underscores the importance of accommodating, not integrating, tribals. The three controversial bills that have sparked this crisis should be withdrawn immediately

A look at the front page of The Indian Express, published on September 22, Forty Years Ago.

RBI governor has rightly cautioned against the tendency towards quick-fixes. It is time for structural reform.

New Delhi should help shoulder Nepal’s burden — but let Kathmandu choose its own path.

Rule of law must become a part of people’s everyday lives if it is to be safeguarded .

Reservation agitation points to the deficiencies in Gujarat’s development policy.

The investigation into the Dabholkar-Pansare murders needs to be followed through with diligence.

Having recast key bilateral ties, Modi now has a chance to end Delhi’s defensiveness in approaching the world.

A government without the time to fix Bangalore’s countless problems somehow has the bandwidth to regulate its social clubs.

After the nuclear deal, the Arab world fears a better funded Iranian campaign will exert more influence across the Muslim world than in the past. The US needs to reassure the region

The unpleasantness at Nehru Memorial Library shows that academic institutions must be insulated from government.

The seven years between his assassination and her becoming Congress president were crucial

A look at the front page of The Indian Express, published on September 21, Forty Years Ago.

Our culture minister is a man who can’t quite bring himself to believe that Muslims can be proper Indians.

It is not just the treatment of NGOs that has made Modi into an undesirable alien in the eyes of American academia, it is also his ‘interference’ in Indian universities and academic institutions.

Either the world has changed and Jeremy Corbyn will surprise everyone by attracting votes of previously apathetic citizens or the Labour Party will once again lose in 2020.

Many of the big names of the Hindi literary world, were not invited to 10th Vishwa Hindi Sammelan, although they were present at the 2012 conference held in Mauritius. Their omission was presumably because they

Witness the number of people who emigrate every year from India to the United States, Canada, Australia or New Zealand seeking better education or a better job or a better environment or a better political

A look at the front page of The Indian Express, published on September 19, Forty Years Ago.

Jeremy Corbyn and Donald Trump don’t represent a solution but the search for one