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N S GundurOct 2, 2025
From fierce debates with U R Ananthamurthy to literary epics like Aavarana, Bhyrappa's journey was as complex as his characters. He was not just a part of Kannada literary history, he was a force that
Oct 2, 2025
Factual errors, weak core content, and misplaced priorities hurt students and scholarship. A complete redesign of this so-called model curriculum is a duty to India’s youth
Oct 2, 2025
From its inception, the RSS instilled in its volunteers a simple yet profound mantra: Nation first, self later
Oct 2, 2025
To engage with his ideas about self-mastery and truth-seeking is to resist an attention economy built on outrage and binaries
Rajni BakshiOct 2, 2025
Demonising the opponent is futile or even counter-productive. This undermines the possibility of tapping the forces of light within the wrong-doer, or at the very least, trying to see where the wrong-doer is coming from.
EditorialOct 2, 2025
Next steps will depend on trajectories of growth and inflation
EditorialOct 2, 2025
She's got swag. And she is not alone. She is the fearless, rebellious woman who refuses to be subdued by a male-dominated culture
EditorialOct 2, 2025
October 02, 1985, Forty Years Ago: Israel Bombs PLO HQ Subscriber Only
This is the front page of The Indian Express published on October 02, 1985.
Shahrukh AlamOct 2, 2025
SIR has shifted constitutional balance — from facilitation to suspicion, from inclusion to exclusion
EditorialOct 2, 2025
SC nudge, Opposition vigilance helped make the SIR inclusive. EC should take the right lessons as it plans ahead
Nanditesh NilayOct 2, 2025
How Gandhi can help shape India’s response to US tariffs Subscriber Only
India need not fear Trump’s rhetoric. Instead, it should embody a politics that refuses to reduce global relationships to ego contests
Akhilesh MishraOct 2, 2025
The Sangh has endured because it understands that institutions outlast individuals, service outlasts ambition, and civilisations outlast empires
Pratap Bhanu MehtaOct 2, 2025
Both reached the same uncomfortable truth — the moral exemplar often stands outside the logic of power
Shashi TharoorOct 2, 2025
When the diaspora fails to defend India against negative policy assaults, it forfeits its moral voice
Oct 1, 2025
At a time of rising intolerance against migrant workers over the language they speak, the caste they belong to, and the damage to the native culture that they allegedly cause, it is important to remember
Pawan KheraOct 1, 2025
Its refusal to answer basic questions related to procedural safeguards undermines the Election Commission's credibility
Aftab AlamOct 1, 2025
It relies heavily on trust, goodwill, and diplomatic pressure in a region where betrayal, spoilers, and competing agendas are routine. More crucially, it appears to reward decades of violent contestation rather than addressing the root
Oct 1, 2025
A petition filled with fabricated citations reveals the dangers of using AI without due diligence
Oct 1, 2025
Countries like Japan and many Western nations are actively promoting productive ageing by skilling and investing in their older populations. Reverence for the old is a societal norm in India, but imagining them as a
Guru Prakash PaswanOct 1, 2025
The publication of the final electoral roll reminds us of an enduring truth: Institutions, not dynasties, safeguard democracy
Srinath SridharanOct 1, 2025
Building sticky digital products means moving beyond infrastructure to emotion and behaviour. Arattai’s rise depends not on slogans, but on embedding it into habits, trust, and daily life
Dattatreya HosabaleOct 1, 2025
Despite many obstacles, Sangh work has continued seamlessly and steadily. In this centenary year, Sangh swayamsevaks will make a special effort to reach every household — across big cities, remote villages, and among all sections
EditorialOct 1, 2025
October 01, 1985, Forty Years Ago: NSA Detainees Freed Subscriber Only
This is the front page of The Indian Express published on October 01, 1985.
Anil AgarwalOct 1, 2025
Private sector can help reduce our dependence on import of natural resources
Manish TewariOct 1, 2025
India’s first fully digital Census offers opportunities for sophisticated metadata analysis. These technological capabilities will be wasted if data collection remains conceptually limited to expansive categories
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