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Alaka SahaniDec 23, 2025
An award season favourite and his first film since his 2022 imprisonment, the film offers no easy answers or catharsis, but remains resolutely humane
Lalit KantDec 23, 2025
Two decades after elimination was announced, persistent child cases reveal ongoing transmission, late detection, and critical gaps in India’s leprosy control strategy
Arun KumarDec 23, 2025
From agrarian reform and rural–urban inequality to social justice and sustainability, Charan Singh’s ideas offer urgent lessons for contemporary India
Dec 23, 2025
The choice before India is clear: Continue with fragmented welfare expansion that erodes fiscal health, or adopt a national framework that balances compassion with prudence, ensuring equity, stability, and sustainability
Pooja SardanaDec 23, 2025
Old values still matter, but hard work, patience and perseverance can’t be taught through fake deprivation in a world where abundance is real
Deepak K. SinghDec 23, 2025
Although the CJI’s oral remarks are not legally binding, they risk shaping national public opinion in a harmful way and may further embolden the current regime to treat brutally those it categorises as “infiltrators/ghuspaithiya”
Pankaj SaranDec 23, 2025
One can debate whether an Islamic society is the solution to Bangladesh’s challenges surrounding development and identity, but blaming India is certainly not
EditorialDec 23, 2025
The actor-writer-director, 69, who died last week, combined his rapier wit and astuteness with remarkable productivity, writing and acting in over 200 films
EditorialDec 23, 2025
This is the front page of The Indian Express published on December 23, 1985.
EditorialDec 23, 2025
The Yunus government, if it wants to maintain a modicum of credibility, must be seen to calm the situation rather than fanning the flames, as it has done over the last year
Arefa TehsinDec 23, 2025
Every creature, from a lactobacillus to a leopard, is living on borrowed life. Predation is simply the returning of that loan. In nature, being eaten isn’t always a tragedy
EditorialDec 23, 2025
If there's one thing the redacted documents have revealed it is this: That when consequences are rare and reputations endlessly salvageable, abuse finds cover
Amitabh KantDec 23, 2025
Delhi cannot solve a structural problem through seasonal theatrics. What it needs is a permanent clean-transport war room and a unified five-year mission
Yogendra YadavDec 23, 2025
We need to debate not God but godmen. The fact is that the intellectual and moral quality of religious leadership is fast declining across major religions in India
Harikishan SharmaDec 22, 2025
That the government has kept this core element in the new rural job guarantee framework and has enhanced the guaranteed days of employment to 125 from 100 is welcome. But, transferring the burden of the
Kuriakose Mathew, Arjun RamachandranDec 22, 2025
Bangladesh has no Aam Aadmi Party to hold a Gandhian fast for peace, or a Rahul Gandhi to embrace the commoner victims. There is a lack of an institution that can embody and enforce a
Dec 22, 2025
Each time a middle-class Malayali dares to dream beyond their means, Vijayan from ‘Nadodikkattu’ seems to whisper, ‘Ethra manoharamaaya nadakkaatha aachaarangal (what beautiful, unrealistic dreams)’, a line that gently mocks, yet deeply empathises with, the
Ayan GuhaDec 22, 2025
The next round of memory politics will be played out in the political battleground of Bengal, where memories of Partition have been shaping and reshaping political narratives
Anusree K CDec 22, 2025
The family dynamics may resemble those of any other household — arguments over money, marriage, and morality — but the consequences of those arguments are not evenly distributed
Kunal ShahdeoDec 22, 2025
Yet, even at this historic high, a sociological discomfort remains. Of the SMAT-winning XI, only Robin Minz is an Adivasi player
The fertiliser subsidy is the second-largest item in the Union budget, next only to the food subsidy — its allocation is more than the Ministry of Agriculture and Farmers’ Welfare allocation of Rs 1.37 lakh
Oopalee OperajitaDec 22, 2025
If Prime Minister Narendra Modi castigates Macaulay, a cacophony of voices immediately arises to defend the latter
EditorialDec 22, 2025
This is a systemic failure that threatens to impact India’s ambitious bid for the 2036 Olympics.
EditorialDec 22, 2025
This is the front page of The Indian Express published on December 22, 1985.
Kausar JahanDec 22, 2025
Perhaps the most striking change is political. Countries that once viewed India through the prism of Pakistan — such as Saudi Arabia and the UAE — now see New Delhi as a long-term strategic partner
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