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Express News ServiceMay 28, 2025
Express View: CBSE directive to introduce teaching in mother tongue in primary classes — a wrong lesson plan Subscriber Only
It is not only mistimed, but also misdirected. It risks diverting attention, resources from far more critical priorities
Alok RaiMay 28, 2025
Ali Khan Mahmudabad — an arrest and its sub-stories Subscriber Only
Not everything about the wrongful arrest of the academic is as it seems to be
With the treaty suspended, we should use Indus waters for India Subscriber Only
Northern states and Delhi are in urgent need of water. Why let it flow to the adversary, when it can help our own people?
Oopalee OperajitaMay 28, 2025
On Operation Sindoor, a case of oppositioniitis Subscriber Only
Arguments about India losing information narrative after Operation Sindoor are facetious. The win against terrorism is what counts
C. Raja MohanMay 28, 2025
C Raja Mohan writes: In India, needed, a crypto strategy Subscriber Only
Delhi needs to be alert to Trump-linked firm’s cryptocurrency tie-up with Pakistan, address policy vacuum
May 27, 2025
What is the benefit of rapid GDP growth if it doesn’t translate to a dignified life? Subscriber Only
Wealth generated in India remains thinly distributed. The benefits of growth are disproportionately captured by the top 1 per cent of the population
Sadaf HussainMay 27, 2025
Puri, halwa and dignity: Bhandaras offer a glimpse of the sacred, as well as food security Subscriber Only
Community meals, which are so central to celebrations in India, are not just about the act of feeding people. They are also about reinforcing the idea that everyone deserves to eat
May 27, 2025
Experience with JNNURM and Smart Cities Mission shows that focusing on large cities does not automatically lead to a ripple effect. The disparities in regional development continue to persist
May 27, 2025
Much need not be read into recent defections from AAP. Every political party goes through such churn Subscriber Only
Describing AAP as a non-ideological party amounts to a misreading of its political trajectory. The party's orientation derives from the Directive Principles of State Policy
As another monsoon unleashes its fury on Mumbai, the case for building a coastal forest Subscriber Only
Historically, we have been adept at reclaiming land; now, we must reclaim our city, our sense of public consciousness, and the public good. By creating a coastal forest, we can transform Mumbai’s coastline into a
Prakash SinghMay 27, 2025
Nine lessons from Operation Sindoor Subscriber Only
The Government of India should expand and upgrade Indian Air Force. The IAF has today only 31 squadrons against a sanction of 42
Vignesh Karthik K RMay 27, 2025
The paradox of a de-Mandalised North and Mandalised South Subscriber Only
Irrespective of the BJP’s ascendancy, can progressive subaltern parties in both the North and South effectively mobilise and articulate a discourse centred on genuine empowerment, rights, and agency?
May 27, 2025
The reforms sought by Muhammad Yunus, chief advisor the interim government, have been faltering not because they lack merit or are not in sync with democratic traditions, but because they strike at the heart of
Tejasvi SuryaMay 27, 2025
It is time for every nation and multilateral forum to speak in one resolute voice and apply relentless pressure on Islamabad to dismantle its terror machinery and abandon the politics of bloodshed.
EditorialMay 27, 2025
There is little doubt about Gill's credentials. With responsibility will come great scrutiny.
EditorialMay 27, 2025
May 27, 1985, Forty Years Ago: No To Nuclear Arms Subscriber Only
This is the front page of The Indian Express published on May 27, 1985.
Yogendra YadavMay 27, 2025
Yogendra Yadav writes: The nationalism we forgot Subscriber Only
With citizens’ rights being pitted against national interest, the rich and layered legacy inherited from freedom struggle is in jeopardy
V P MalikMay 27, 2025
In both situations, India kept its cool, controlled escalation diplomatically and militarily, and achieved its political goal. Escalation control requires a confident understanding of the adversary’s escalation thresholds.
EditorialMay 27, 2025
Change in tone of Israel's allies signals a welcome departure from their justification, earlier, of its military offensive.
EditorialMay 27, 2025
At a time when millions are entering the stock markets -- as per reports, the number of demat accounts now exceeds 170 million, with account holders now located in almost all pin codes in the
Abhishek Roy ChoudhuryMay 26, 2025
How disinformation affects the communal fabric of South Asia Subscriber Only
Governments must cease tolerating a disinformation ecosystem that festers unchecked. Censoring media and imprisoning journalists only deepens public mistrust
Sandip RoyMay 26, 2025
Tyohaar Sweets in Jaipur has decided that it will show its patriotism by renaming Moti pak and Mysore pak. But words actually have meanings and that does not change just because it sounds like a
May 26, 2025
With monsoon here, we must ‘catch the rain’ Subscriber Only
After the floods in the rainy season, we encounter severe drinking water shortages in summer. To break this cycle, proper water management is required
Sujata AshwaryaMay 26, 2025
As Gaza burns, the moral foundation of international support for Israel has begun to crack Subscriber Only
The idea that Israel’s actions can be reduced to tactical containment – “mowing the grass” – no longer holds
D M DiwakarMay 26, 2025
That the party and its ideology are above everything, and Lalu is not going to approve of any “irresponsible behaviour” against the values and traditions of the family and the party, gives RJD a safety
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