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Rajib DasguptaMay 22, 2025
There are key challenges ahead, including the successful adoption of a One Health approach
M S SanthanamMay 22, 2025
ISRO’s 2025 setbacks mirror 1988 — and that’s not bad news Subscriber Only
Lessons from history show India’s space agency has the resilience and technology to turn misfires into milestones
Bishan SamaddarMay 22, 2025
World is moving on from the semicolon. That may be a good thing Subscriber Only
Words and punctuation marks outlive their utility just like we do in the world; their fond memory lingers among those who once cared for them
EditorialMay 22, 2025
May 22, 1985, Forty Years Ago: No Nuclear Weapons Subscriber Only
This is the front page of The Indian Express published on May 22, 1985.
EditorialMay 22, 2025
This is a further regression, with yet another simple freedom taken away from those who have already lost so many of their basic rights and liberties
Sarfaraz AhmadMay 22, 2025
Pakistan’s hypocrisy must be revealed to the world Subscriber Only
We may have differences, but we stand together when it comes to national interest
Kevin KellyMay 22, 2025
A decade of marriage equality in Ireland Subscriber Only
It is important to note that the journey of change began long before 2015. Same-sex sexual relations between consenting males were decriminalised in 1993 — a turning point that helped pave the way for progress
EditorialMay 22, 2025
This is a major setback for left-wing extremist forces. Government must seize the opportunity, keep vigil
Suhas PalshikarMay 22, 2025
That is the question when someone is arrested for what he says, or when we demand that someone be arrested for what he said
Amitabh MattooMay 22, 2025
Field Marshal Asim Munir, of a Pakistan in denial Subscriber Only
Pakistan’s internal crises and Operation Sindoor should have made it look inward. Rawalpindi’s response is not reform, but a ritual – a baton
EditorialMay 22, 2025
At a time when the narratives around minorities in India, and the world, are often shaped by fear, suspicion and prejudice, Mushtaq’s win is a luminous affirmation of literature’s power to heal
May 21, 2025
Three-year minimum legal practice requirement narrows the path to judiciary, could also worsen pendency Subscriber Only
In its bid to ensure competence, the Supreme Court’s three-year practice mandate inadvertently reinforces structural inequities while doing little to address the deeper crisis within the judiciary
M.P. NathanaelMay 21, 2025
Operation Kagar is a step towards wiping out Naxalism Subscriber Only
Almost vanquished due to the relentless and determined efforts of the security forces, the Maoists have of late been sending feelers to the Centre and the Chhattisgarh government for peace talks
May 21, 2025
In an effort to contain the fallout, the BJP has announced training camps for MLAs in June. These will focus on legal awareness, communication guidelines, and constituency-focused messaging
Pulapre BalakrishnanMay 21, 2025
Ashoka University professor Ali Khan Mahmudabad has moral ambition and courage. Ashoka University must show some too Subscriber Only
It is difficult to figure out exactly why Ashoka University acts in the way that it does. Can it be that when it speaks of an education in the liberal arts, it has in mind
May 21, 2025
A changing global landscape positions India to become a top destination for higher learning through policy, digital innovation, and soft power
Mohammed SolimanMay 21, 2025
The lasting strategic advantage will belong to those who control not just chip fabrication but also the energy-intensive infrastructure that powers AI training and inference at scale. The Gulf states are not waiting for Washington
May 21, 2025
New Delhi’s Taliban reset Subscriber Only
India would not want to be perceived as a profit-seeking power whose rhetoric around the well-being of the Afghan people is at odds with their peripheral position in its larger geopolitical calculus
May 21, 2025
India’s response to Pakistan was moral and ethically justifiable Subscriber Only
India’s ethical stance aligned with the spirit of ‘jus ad bellum’: It had a just cause, the right intention, and pursued peaceful alternatives first
Harsh Vardhan AgarwalMay 21, 2025
The FTA’s most ambitious provisions lie in the services sector, a domain where India has a clear global edge
EditorialMay 21, 2025
Scariest thing about AI is not that it can brainwash multitudes, but that those who hold its reins are human and deeply flawed
EditorialMay 21, 2025
Following a call with Putin, Trump says a peace deal would have to be negotiated directly between Russia and Ukraine. But core obstacles remain
EditorialMay 21, 2025
He made science accessible while underlining that there were no shortcuts to excellence
John BrittasMay 21, 2025
John Brittas writes: Taking India’s message to world Subscriber Only
Idea of dispatching outreach teams to reinforce our stance on terror is welcome. But government could have adopted more inclusive approach
Saurabh Rathore, Abhijit Abhyankar, Somnath Baidya RoyMay 21, 2025
Shifting to rail transport can help environment, economy Subscriber Only
A modal shift from road to rail is crucial for India, which is one of the world’s largest greenhouse gas emitters, with 14 per cent coming from the transport sector alone
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