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Anushka SaxenaMay 30, 2025
BRI’s debt trap and China’s expanding footprint Subscriber Only
One can only hope that BRI financing focuses on sustainability and deliverability in the coming future, especially because in the first quarter of 2025, global debt has reached a record high of $324 trillion
May 30, 2025
Most CSR and UHNI (Ultra-High-Net-Worth Individuals) grants continue to be single-year grants that are heavily restrictive and linked to very measurable outcomes. Not many fund research, innovation and risk-taking
May 30, 2025
Who is responsible for the container ship that capsized off Kerala’s coast? The answer is intentionally confusing Subscriber Only
The flag of convenience model disproportionately shields shipowners from liability while exposing coastal nations to ecological and legal fallout
Bishan SamaddarMay 30, 2025
When Ngũgĩ wa Thiong’o met Tagore Subscriber Only
The Indian polymath's words forged the Kenyan writer's commitment to uphold indigenous African languages, turned him into a language warrior
May 30, 2025
Robust municipal governance holds the key to preventing waterlogging and health hazards during monsoon Subscriber Only
State governments need to devolve functions related to flood control and drainage maintenance to urban local bodies. The Odisha model could be an example
Subimal BhattacharjeeMay 30, 2025
The MANGO paradox: Why India has been unable to harvest the fruits of the AI revolution Subscriber Only
Brain drain, lack of venture capital depth and risk appetite, and early focus on tech services rather than deep tech innovation are significant challenges. The government’s India Techade initiative represents recognition of these challenges
May 30, 2025
The road to Universal Health Coverage in India Subscriber Only
Amid a surge in investments by business entities and a decisive shift towards an insurance-led framework, India’s health system stands at an inflection point
May 30, 2025
Five years since the murder of George Floyd, many of the commitments made to address systemic racism have been abandoned Subscriber Only
The Black community in the US now faces the most formidable federal governmental obstacles against its efforts to achieve racial equality since the 1940s
Shailaja MenonMay 30, 2025
Children gravitate towards languages which promise socioeconomic mobility
Shambhavi GuptaMay 30, 2025
Early education in mother tongue lays a strong foundation for later academic achievement
EditorialMay 30, 2025
He turned storytelling into resistance, and language into home
EditorialMay 30, 2025
This is the front page of The Indian Express published on May 30, 1985.
EditorialMay 30, 2025
This has only further shrunk the space for serious questions. Congress needs to recover its voice as a responsible Opposition party
EditorialMay 30, 2025
But for now, increase in MSPs is well-timed and well-intentioned
Rohan ManojMay 30, 2025
Amid the brouhaha over actor Kamal Haasan’s statement that Kannada ‘was born out of Tamil’ and claims of one Dravidian language being born from another, a true linguistic kinship remains obscured.
Manish SabharwalMay 30, 2025
The journey from India’s first government budget of Rs 198 crore in 1947 to spending over a hundred lakh crore has delivered many good outcomes, but we must slow down spending and public debt growth
May 29, 2025
These are not isolated incidents but part of a deliberate business model shift. As user growth plateaus, platforms turn inward, optimising for revenue per user, not user experience
May 29, 2025
The recently adopted Summary for Policymakers of the Transformative Change Assessment undertaken by the Intergovernmental Science-Policy Platform on Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services is a tool that India could make use of to this end
May 29, 2025
Women’s leadership in cities is not about gender equality alone. It is a catalytic agenda that can ensure more jobs, higher economic growth, and targeted provision of infrastructure and services based on community needs and
Sangmuan HangsingMay 29, 2025
The paradox of Manipur’s political crisis Subscriber Only
The MLAs’ push for a government is, at one level, a procedural demand. Centre’s hesitation, in contrast, suggests that the crisis is far from contained
Kishore PaknikarMay 29, 2025
It’s not enough to overtake another country in GDP rankings. The challenge is to lead in ideas and innovation Subscriber Only
Historically, nations that led the world economically were also those that led in scientific endeavour
May 29, 2025
Caste census could further strengthen the dominant OBCs Subscriber Only
Stronger cohesion should be the response to prevalent caste inequality. Caste enumeration might jeopardise these possibilities by binding leaders to their specific castes and interests
May 29, 2025
Calls to boycott Turkish goods after Operation Sindoor, while emotionally resonant, offer limited strategic advantage. India’s approach must evolve from temporary reactions towards a coherent, sustainable policy
Kuriakose Mathew, Arjun RamachandranMay 29, 2025
The work of a caretaker government is solely to administer the country till a legitimate government is elected by the people. The mistake Muhammad Yunus and the students made was in thinking that by changing
EditorialMay 29, 2025
May 29, 1985, Forty Years Ago: Army In Punjab Subscriber Only
This is the front page of The Indian Express published on May 29, 1985.
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