Express Opinion

Witness the number of people who emigrate every year from India to the United States, Canada, Australia or New Zealand seeking better education or a better job or a better environment or a better political

A look at the front page of The Indian Express, published on September 19, Forty Years Ago.

Jeremy Corbyn and Donald Trump don’t represent a solution but the search for one

It didn’t create the Taliban. The elected government of Pakistan did

Virat Kohli and Ravi Shastri should learn true aggression from Roger Federer

Its decision to hold interest rate cuts for now should inspire the RBI to do the opposite — cut sharply

Culture Minister Mahesh Sharma’s remarks on the late president are unacceptable. Government, party must clarify

Barack Obama’s tweet of support for wrongly arrested Muslim teen is a new use of the bully pulpit

Government should abandon it, work towards a unified Central levy instead.

This is the time for all anti-BJP forces to unite and put a stop to the expanding political power of saffronisation.

How Patna suffers from dull indifference, and every Bihari is a social historian in his spare time.

The demand for a ban on Mann ki Baat during Bihar polls is illogical. Don’t underestimate voters

US President Gerald Ford said what has happened in India was “a very sad development”.

Niche and differentiated banking is the way ahead to deliver financial inclusion

Centre’s stand on travel restrictions for anti-IS volunteers reduces a national concern to a narrow Sunni-Shia issue

Kolkata’s declassification of its secret files on Netaji Subash Chandra Bose puts the spotlight on the Centre.

States have to work together to ensure the credible prosecutions of diplomats accused of crimes

As Pakistan implements the court order on switching to the language, has the government considered the consequences of rekindling old disputes?

It requires a far wider spectrum of interventions than mere clinical management.

Uncertainty will remain even after the Fed meeting. India must preserve stability, not turn to adventurism.

TV finally catches up with dengue — and how.

A.R. Rahman’s defence of his music for an Iranian film is a lesson in religious tolerance.

Greek polls may show a new way to practise domestic politics when choices are constrained.

Sri Lankan PM’s visit marks a welcome rewrite of bilateral engagement between the two neighbours.

The state has begun the process of repealing old and useless legislation, offering a template for other states to adopt.