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EditorialSep 9, 2025
But it will need a good show at the World Cup in 2026 to acquire greater meaning
Manoj Kumar JhaSep 9, 2025
He was among those rare journalists who had his ears to the ground, who did not build a brand but an archive
EditorialSep 9, 2025
September 9, 1985, Forty Years Ago: Electoral Ordinance Subscriber Only
This is the front page of The Indian Express published on September 09, 1985.
Prachi Mishra, Shohan MukherjeeSep 9, 2025
It embodies PM Modi’s vision of a streamlined tax framework designed for long-term revenue growth rather than short-term collection maximisation
Nilam KataraSep 9, 2025
When a young son was murdered 23 years ago for falling in love, could justice not have been delivered simply because it was his constitutional right? It required a fight that continues to this day
Sriram VeeraSep 8, 2025
Self-awareness and a shared hunger to improve set these two apart from the rest
Rakesh SinhaSep 8, 2025
In his words and presence, stories lived gently. Be it Kashmir or Bihar, in the turmoil and politics that he captured so well to tell an India story, his reportage stood out. For the richness
Subimal BhattacharjeeSep 8, 2025
The AI revolution offers both an opportunity and a challenge for competition policy
Sep 8, 2025
If UT assemblies are foundational to governance, their corresponding parent statutes must be secured from easy repeal or amendment
Srinath SridharanSep 8, 2025
For India, whose stability rests on careful regulatory design and credible supervision, emulating US experiments in private money risks undermining the very strengths we have built
Sep 8, 2025
The government should screen blood, not people, to avoid risks in blood supply
Sep 8, 2025
Recent bonhomie is better seen as a tactical accommodation, rather than a strategic reset. Both are aware of the risks of outright hostility in an increasingly unstable international order, and neither is prepared to betray
Paro AnandSep 8, 2025
It’s not parenting 2.0. Being a grandmother is less about control and more about connections -- even when things get rough
EditorialSep 8, 2025
September 8, 1985, Forty Years Ago: Punjab Elections Subscriber Only
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Rekha SharmaSep 8, 2025
It is time for the consumer of justice to raise the banner. That idol of justice, made of clay or stone, has to have a heart that beats.
Guru PrakashSep 8, 2025
The Delhi High Court’s refusal to dilute UAPA in Umar Khalid’s case is not about silencing dissent — it is about ensuring that cases involving violence are subject to rigorous scrutiny in courts.
To address climate challenges, cities need to build institutional capacity, promote collaboration, and get the support of both the government and the citizens.
EditorialSep 8, 2025
PM’s proposed visit comes at a critical moment, when the prospect of resolution exists.
Manoj PantSep 8, 2025
What Trump’s tariffs don’t achieve — and what they do Subscriber Only
They hurt US consumers and producers more than foreign competitors. Yet they serve his political ambitions, ideological instincts, vanity.
EditorialSep 8, 2025
Legal challenge to the tariffs provides a moment of pause in which important questions can be raised about an arbitrary and consequential policy.
Vandita MishraSep 7, 2025
In the retreat of the two leaders, an undermining of their powerful legacies of an alternative politics
Sep 7, 2025
From Mrinal Sen’s films to today’s reality: Lives of Bengal’s poor in face of torrential rain have hardly changed Sign In to read
The indignity that Sen once associated with the poor in the face of disaster has resurfaced in recent tragedies
Coomi KapoorSep 7, 2025
Inside Track: Evolving RSS Sign In to read
The RSS’s changing ethos was very visible at its centenary celebrations in Delhi. RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat fielded questions from journalists for nearly three hours. His media team, modelled on corporate lines, invited both Indian
Leher KalaSep 7, 2025
In defence of the lowbrow Sign In to read
It would be a pity to go through life without the perspective critically acclaimed books and movies have to offer because cheesy as it sounds, they can be transcendental experiences.
Tavleen SinghSep 7, 2025
Tavleen Singh writes: Why Rahul Gandhi’s yatras inspire crowds but fail to rebuild the Congress Subscriber Only
Rahul Gandhi has become very skilled at wandering about on yatras and showing himself as a prince who has the common touch. But when the yatra ends, it leaves nothing behind because party workers seem
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