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EditorialOct 10, 2025
Disagreements between Tata trustees must be resolved, lest they impact decision-making, stoke wider uncertainty
Mahendra Kumar SinghOct 9, 2025
His ideas have been appropriated, often diluted, for electoral arithmetic. But they still speak to a deeper moral conception of democracy
Oct 9, 2025
In our obsession with measurable success, we are losing the soul of education
Soumya BhowmickOct 9, 2025
Starmer-Modi talks: Beyond trade, India-UK partnership must turn to migration, talent Subscriber Only
As the US tightens the screws, Britain is offering a gentler pitch — lower visa fees, expanded ‘Global Talent’ routes, and a narrative of being friendlier to Indian tech professionals
P StobdanOct 9, 2025
The government needs to clearly explain why implementing the Sixth Schedule in Ladakh is impractical but it appears ill-prepared to manage the complexities of the region
Oct 9, 2025
Today, India’s highway network stretches to 1.46 lakh km — nearly tripling from 50,000 km in the late 1990s. The Pradhan Mantri Gram Sadak Yojana, launched in 2000, has connected 1.78 lakh settlements through more
Oct 9, 2025
United States’ handling of China under President Richard Nixon is instructive. As founding father of the modern Singaporean state Lee Kuan Yew admiringly quipped, 'Nixon would engage, not contain, China, but he would also quietly
Rinku GhoshOct 9, 2025
The selective targeting of the actor is not about any alleged betrayal of her feminism or any “failure” to promote traditional Indian attire, but about using rage to drive up views and engagement
Oct 9, 2025
It is a manifestation of a wider loss of faith. It represents the collapsing distinction between disagreement and distrust, between critique and contempt
B MuthuramanOct 9, 2025
He took over Tata group when it was facing a crisis and shepherded it through economic reforms
EditorialOct 9, 2025
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar recently underlined its objective: To use relations with all major powers to accelerate India’s rise
EditorialOct 9, 2025
The very idea of engineering empty space stands as a conceptual turn, especially in an era of climate crises.
EditorialOct 9, 2025
The victory is small, but all the sweeter for coming at a time when there has been an intensification of the push to impose a monolithic view of Indian history and culture.
Anmol JainOct 9, 2025
Once we go beyond the much-celebrated “stays”, the question of why the Court did not consider many of the core provisions of the amendment to be manifestly arbitrary becomes important
EditorialOct 9, 2025
This is the front page of The Indian Express published on October 09, 1985.
Shashi TharoorOct 9, 2025
A reimagined politics can draw on the strengths of the Left and the Right without succumbing to their excesses
Tushar BhaduriOct 8, 2025
From golf hooliganism to chess theatrics to off-court cricket war of words, the line between passion and provocation is being blurred and crossed one sport at a time
Oct 8, 2025
Recognising care as a constitutional right requires recognising caregivers as rights-holders, not merely as family members performing expected duties
Vanshika SarafOct 8, 2025
Japan’s new prime minister embodies a restorationist vision shaped by Shinzo Abe’s legacy — one that blends nationalism, discipline, and moral revivalism with the pragmatism of statecraft
Subimal BhattacharjeeOct 8, 2025
The boundaries between pure and applied physics have become porous. Today’s fundamental research is often motivated by technological possibilities, while technological breakthroughs frequently emerge from deep theoretical insights
N SukumarOct 8, 2025
The act of throwing a shoe, itself perceived as a marker to humiliate the “other”, is not simply personal. It is structural, deeply rooted in a caste and ideological apparatus
Oct 8, 2025
Neighbours are not just people in adjacent houses — they are custodians of memory, sharers of daily life, and participants in every joy and sorrow
Oct 8, 2025
Why our perpetual lateness is a collective cultural creation, not just personal failure
Jonah BlankOct 8, 2025
There is no concept of anything larger than himself. Every policy, every decision, every initiative is always based on feeding Trump's insatiable hunger for self-gratification
Gaitri Issar KumarOct 8, 2025
We must do all it takes to insulate the India-UK partnership from the continuous efforts of vested interests to derail it. Both governments must keep their sights on the swift achievement of shared goals for
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