Express Opinion

‘Udaan’ is a beautiful departure from Bollywood-as-usual

The editorial ‘Yes,no,minister’ rightly raises a question mark over S.M. Krishna’s capabilities as foreign minister.

You can wake up any one who is asleep,but not the one who has chosen to shut his eyes.

Why the Left had not openly demanded Railway Minister Mamata Banerjee’s resignation so far is quite inexplicable.

Nothing Pillai said could have come as a surprise to the Pakistani leadership...

How a shadowy online ‘news organisation’ scooped the world...

President Pratibha Devisingh Patil has rightly praised the initiative taken by The Indian Express in not only promoting excellence in journalism...

How we can and why we must...

Kayani’s extension shows how Pakistan’s civilians have ceded effective control to the army...

I refer to a news report (‘Judges’ Bill: Questions over V-P’s role as panel chief’,IE,July 25) regarding the proposed “Judges’ Bill” and reported views in the matter of the Vice President of India....

Atul M. Setalvad was a lawyer’s lawyer,committed and zealous....

Our media must constantly review and revalidate its role....

Kudos to Sri Lankan spinner Muttiah Muralitharan for achieving the magical figure of 800 Test wickets on the last bowl of his Test career....

Out of touch and desperate,Mulayam seeks the Muslim vote again....

We need to create another mechanism to control prices....

Nehru was very,very reluctant to dismiss India’s first elected,non-Congress state government....

How the next generation of legal reforms must be to internationalise legal education....

You’ll never believe what this White House is missing....

...Regret letting fast-talking anti-science types cause you to shrug off climate change,that is....

History has documented different eras that have taken business forward. Technology advancement in the 19th century established the mechanical age,the 20th century belonged to electronic technology....

There is much about American policy in South Asia that is mysterious and mystifying but Hillary Clinton’s offer to help Pakistan sell its mangoes is about as mysterious as it gets....

This is your first trip as British Prime Minister though I know you have been to India before. You lead a coalition government which is a novel experience for the British....

India is adrift. Worrisomely adrift. This is not because of any widespread social unrest or destabilising economic problems. Discontent in society there certainly is....

The breakdown in diplomatic talks between India and Pakistan in Islamabad is despite the best efforts of interested third parties,most notably the US...

In India’s burqa debate it seems you’re either regressive and orthodox,or portray Muslims as ‘backward’...