Express Opinion

India must know it may be engendering resentments in Nepal that will remain long after the current crisis is over.

Web penetration in India is at 20 per cent. Given this reality, concerns over net neutrality seem elitist.

Bollywood’s superstars turn 50. Where are the middle-aged heroines?

A new report highlights that empowering women is smart economics.

Raghuram Rajan’s instrumental view isn’t as full a defence of tolerance as we need.

There is a worrying dearth of Indian economists working on agriculture today.

An editorial in the Organiser slams scientists who recently returned their awards. “The next round of award returning spree has begun.

Efforts at Centre-state cooperation are visible. They need to be strengthened.

A look at the front page of The Indian Express, published on November 3, Forty Years Ago.

To reform tax policy, government must think about it more clearly.

Prime Minister Modi’s Neighbourhood First policy has yet to live up to its promise.

There are fresh opportunities for cooperation. Space has opened up to reinvent an old relationship.

Erdogan’s first task is to demonstrate a willingness to heal the fissures in a divided society.

India is increasingly seen as the villain behind the shortages in Nepal

Government cannot afford to wait any longer to address the building agricultural distress.

Is India liberal, tolerant and democratic? Or is it conservative, atavistic and authoritarian? Investors want to know

As they look to diversify security partnerships, Manila and Hanoi would like to see India be more forthcoming with its hard power

China leaves behind the one-child family, marking the end of a grim, niggardly era.

Centre cannot afford to ignore the message in the downward revision of growth estimates.

A party of 40 Chinese soldiers intruded into Indian territory, killed four Indian soldiers was announced.

Protestors should have asked Kasuri questions. They have given him the high ground.

The election results in the state will impact the Indian economy’s prospects.

This is how it all began, on February 27, 1967.

On every front, India is moving ahead under Narendra Modi's leadership. The disinformation campaign against him by political opponents also targets the image of the country, the interests of the people.

The MEA had a tough time monitoring the movements and ensuring the security of 41 heads of State and officials from 54 countries at the third India-Africa Forum Summit in Delhi.