Against this backdrop one must understand the importance of political leaders from across party lines speaking in one voice and attempting to correct perceptions in major world capitals

Its insistence on secrecy will do more harm than good, especially because the lack of openness around due procedures was a major sticking point with civil society activists

Natural fibres have served India well – but climate extremes demand innovation in what we wear, especially for those who can’t escape the sun.

A sample survey shows that the very principle of universal adult franchise is in danger of being undermined by the way EC's special intensive revision exercise is being conducted

As a young man, Tebbit, who died on Monday aged 94, developed the individualistic, pro-enterprise philosophy that would make him a natural fit for Thatcher’s new conservatism

This is the front page of The Indian Express published on July 09, 1985.

As he visits the US, Trump must seal the deal

Trump's unilateralism – on tariffs, alliances and migration – demands a deeper understanding of domestic forces shaping it.

India’s approach has been less reactive and more deliberate so far. It seeks in proportionality a balanced trade deal, not one guided by coercively instated deadlines

In flood-hit Himachal, the MP's words and actions reveal the dangerous gap between visibility and accountability in politics

As a disgruntled Jeremy Corbyn-aligned faction on the left forms a new party, adding to the ruling party’s woes, the UK PM needs to embrace a more radical transformation to tackle Britain’s structural weaknesses

Questions also remain regarding the sustainability of Israel’s dependence on American security assurances, particularly given the Trump administration’s disinterest to engage in protracted Middle Eastern military entanglements

The current call for Bharat Bandh stems from the government’s unwillingness to respond to the unions’ demands for reform in the new labour codes. Even their 17-point demand charter, which was submitted by the unions

In Mumbai, the privileged rarely get slapped for not knowing Marathi. Does that mean we shouldn't learn it?

Western luxury fashion is struggling to push profit margins in its traditional markets amidst slowing consumption. As it sets its sights on India, it must reckon with the deep-rooted appeal of Indian couture labels

The bowler's journey shows that India’s path to becoming a sporting powerhouse and a Viksit Bharat runs through its most underprivileged towns

This is the front page of The Indian Express published on July 08, 1985.

As he resumes his hostile exchanges with the US President Musk’s decision seems less like a well-considered attempt to disrupt politics as usual, and more like the kind of angry riposte seen on a school

It underlines, yet again, importance of strong surveillance and monitoring systems to protect market integrity.

The language question is central to the politics of Hindutva. In Maharashtra and elsewhere, protests rooted in regional pride may miss the bigger picture

EC exercise in Bihar is an illustration of bureaucratic insensitivity, state overreach. It will erode trust in institutions

Questions must be asked about India investing political and diplomatic capital in a forum that does little to serve country's current interests.

As Dubai opens its doors wider to Indian talent, it's important to confront why so many are quietly choosing to walk out of the country

India seeks to keep the bloc constructive, rather than confrontational

There was no cricket in Bihar and the disappointments of those who had tried their hand at the game were before Akash Deep. He persisted with his passion, made the journey to another state, did