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Yamini NairJun 23, 2025
A woman in Kannur allegedly died by suicide after she was shamed for talking to a man. Her death is an indictment of a society that still believes it can tell women how to live
Jun 23, 2025
Why Ambedkarite politics is losing its autonomy in India Subscriber Only
As the political discourse focuses on Ambedkar — both the ruling party and the Opposition invoking him on many occasions — it is high time to look at what has gone wrong with Ambedkarite politics
Jun 23, 2025
To counter a belligerent Turkey-Pakistan-Azerbaijan axis, India has systematically deepened relations with Greece, Cyprus and Armenia, which have their own troubled histories with this alignment
Jun 23, 2025
‘Jaws’ at 50: How Spielberg made one of the most influential horror films of all time Subscriber Only
Most do not describe Jaws as a horror film, despite the elements it shares with the horror films that preceded it and the horror films it inspired since its release 50 years ago
Jun 23, 2025
The dangers of what we don’t know: China’s dam project and its effect on Brahmaputra needs more attention Subscriber Only
The Brahmaputra River Basin remains one of the most under-researched river systems in the world. Is it reasonable to assert that the dam will have ‘no impact’ or dismiss biophysical and human concerns as media
Jun 23, 2025
Treating India and Pakistan as interchangeable partners sends the wrong signal to allies, undermines US credibility, and weakens regional stability. It perpetuates a flawed narrative that has outlived its strategic purpose
Jun 23, 2025
As monsoon and wildlife cause damages, how the government can protect farmer incomes Subscriber Only
A fair, simple, and timely compensation protocol can lead to significant improvement in farmer incomes
Jun 23, 2025
America’s strikes on Iran aren’t just about Middle East. They are a symptom of a broken decision-making system Subscriber Only
Public input seems to become data to be analysed, not demands to be honoured. Consultation becomes a tool to legitimise exclusion. This is what the policy panopticon looks like
Pawan KheraJun 23, 2025
Every addition or deletion in the electoral rolls must be scrutinised. This is about every Indian who believes in the sanctity of the ballot
With poverty levels now at historic lows, a need to revisit food and fertiliser subsidies Subscriber Only
These subsidies claim the largest resources in the agri-food space and yet give sub-optimal results.
Navneet Kumar SehgalJun 23, 2025
Sufficient opportunity is given to all political parties to file objections. These are heard and if necessary, corrections are made before updated rolls are sent to a state's chief election officer
EditorialJun 23, 2025
Given its potential to transform the current understanding of Indian history, what Keezhadi calls for is rigorous and transparent research, free from ideological pressures
EditorialJun 23, 2025
June 23, 1985, Forty Years Ago: Pakistan’s N-Bomb Subscriber Only
This is the front page of The Indian Express published on June 23, 1985.
Angellica AribamJun 23, 2025
Census must not only count women — it must count them properly Subscriber Only
The Census is a political mirror. But without gender-responsive tools, it offers only a distorted reflection.
Anju GuptaJun 22, 2025
As more questions are asked about Iran's remaining capability, will the US continue to indulge in adventurism that could result in nuclear catastrophe for the region and beyond?
Ishan BakshiJun 22, 2025
From the Opinions Editor: India needs a well thought out trade strategy, but first it needs a China strategy Subscriber Only
China’s centrality to the global production system is a reality that cannot be wished away
Manav SachdevaJun 22, 2025
Iraq was a warning, Iran is a rupture Subscriber Only
US strikes on Iran signal that age of global restraint is over. We now live in a world where the fear of another’s capability is enough to justify a first strike
EditorialJun 22, 2025
They mark a fraught end to years of kicking its nuclear can down the road. Much depends on what Tehran does next: Sue for peace or widen the war
Jun 22, 2025
A common name, a father’s light Subscriber Only
This Father’s Day, I found myself thinking about my father, who recently turned 95 and is fading faster than I can accept.
P ChidambaramJun 22, 2025
P Chidambaram writes | Eleven years: a data-based critique Subscriber Only
Expenditure is a proxy for income and borrowing. The persons in the bottom 10% have an expenditure of Rs 50-100 per day. Ask yourself, with Rs 50-100 a day, what kind of food can a
Tavleen SinghJun 22, 2025
Tavleen Singh writes: On the 50th anniversary of Emergency, need to think what should be done to protect our democracy Subscriber Only
So, on this 50th anniversary of that day that led to India becoming a dictatorship for a while, we need to think seriously about what we should all be doing to protect our democracy. It
Ritu SharmaJun 22, 2025
At 6.53 am on October 19, 1988, an Indian Airlines flight (a Boeing-737) from Bombay to Ahmedabad with 135 passengers, including six crew members, crashed into a paddy field around 2.5 km from runway 23
Dr Rakesh SinhaJun 21, 2025
K B Hedgewar and the roots of the RSS: A progressive movement that is misunderstood – internally and externally Subscriber Only
The RSS remained at a distance from the political activities of the Hindu Mahasabha, which wanted trained swayamsevaks to work for its agenda. Hedgewar’s position upset the Mahasabha and the leaders of other Hindu organisations
Rinku GhoshJun 21, 2025
IVF debt, insecurity and judgment: The one-sided costs that women bear for ‘fertility’ Subscriber Only
Infertility isn’t only because women have poor health and hectic lifestyles; men are going through the same, minus the guilt. Men are always assumed to be virile, and women are automatically assumed to be infertile
Prataprao JadhavJun 21, 2025
I urge everyone to join the International Day of Yoga 2025 celebrations and take this opportunity to embrace yoga as a part of daily life
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