Express Opinion

Censor board chief disregards conflict of interest, brings together two superheroes with a heart.

An official statement said building activity, mass urban transportation, the textile industry, particularly controlled cloth production, consumer durables and jute exports would get special attention from the govt.

Nehru’s recognition of this was his tragedy. It left him with a constant sense of failure.

BJP seniors have broken the silence, after Bihar. Party establishment needs to engage with their concerns.

Veterans risk losing public support due to their immoderate position. Government needs to reach out, soothe tempers.

Excerpts from Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s speech to the British parliament on Thursday, November 12.

It was a lousy campaign. The BJP, Narendra Modi and Amit Shah ignore this reality at their peril.

While there hasn’t been one major announcement, the cumulative effect of a number of smaller agreements as well as trade and investment deals count for something.

FDI announcements send out a welcome signal, but they will not address the underlying problem of demand.

In Karnataka, a Congress government provides cause for alarm as it plays divisive politics on Tipu Sultan.

Now that she has won a historic election, can Aung San Suu Kyi unite Myanmar?

The new bankruptcy code can stimulate credit availability for entrepreneurs.

Wada allegations against Russia and IAAF are a wake-up call for governing bodies of international sports.

The defence ministry’s successful digitisation and indexing should be replicated across the Union government to make an inventory of all the land it owns.

The daily Inquilab, in its editorial, writes: “We have full confidence that the movement of secularism that has started in Bihar will spread all over the country."

Good old-fashioned escapist literature beckons. It’s that time of the year

There is evidence to suggest that with a few modifications, MGNREGA can dent poverty.

India’s new model BIT makes it clear that its goal is to accomplish more than investor protection.

Polymath philologist Maulvi Muhammad Husain Azad’s work shows that Sanskrit and Persian have much in common.

New Canadian PM’s selection of a diverse, gender-balanced cabinet marks him out as an interesting leader.

The Central government’s relief scheme for discoms falls short of addressing the problem.

Centre should merge the excise and service tax regimes as a precursor to the GST.

The state cannot wait for a change of heart in the people. It must proactively enforce the law in letter and spirit and act to protect the citizen’s fundamental right to equality.

A look at the front page of The Indian Express, published on November 11, Forty Years Ago.

The challenge will now be to sustain the bonhomie.