Express Opinion

Vaccination Day marks a nation’s gratitude to its Covid warriors —and opens a new chapter of hope with caution.

The Congress (I) pamphlet on the one year rule of Mrs Gandhi has also indicated that the methods used have contained the movement. There is an increasing feeling among the government that the agitation would

The day is special for both the country and its citizens, as are all national days the world over. But should the world’s largest democracy continue to 'celebrate' its sovereignty and commitment to the letter

K Srinath Reddy writes: A vaccine only provides the antigenic stimulus for the body to react. How capably the body reacts is considerably influenced by the nutritional status and will vary among individuals.

With a predominantly bank-led growth strategy, banks face the daunting task of managing the pandemic’s impact on their balance sheets while spearheading the country’s economic recovery.

Legal action against Scihub and Libgen frames problem of control and governance of knowledge in a globalised world.

Based on the available state-level data, some states in India have already achieved herd immunity while other states are catching up.

The focus should be to create an enabling environment for entrepreneurship and small businesses to thrive, creating productive firms that will generate formal employment.

Citizen education and confidence building can lead to greater transparency and accountability at fair-price shops.

At the core of the current impasse between farmers and the Modi government lies a massive trust deficit cultivated over seven years of broken promises, manipulated data and outright neglect.

Can Biden, who is known to act spontaneously and generously in his dealings with individuals, do a similar thing to bridge the gap between the Democrats and the moderate Republicans? Something that will psychologically assure

The Chatham House report groups India on the other side of a "new divide in international affairs — between open societies where citizens have the capacity to fight for their rights and those where these

Six undertrials in Samastipur were killed in police firing after three days of confrontation between them and the police.

Banning of Parler may be a step to contain right-wing fringe. But polarisation and echo chambers cut across platforms

Transition in US provides window for Kabul and Delhi to signal concerns about Afghan process to Washington

Allahabad HC rings a welcome note of constitutional caution against reckless state intrusion on personal life

The COVID-19 inoculation drive is likely to involve the administration of more than one dose of the vaccine. It cannot, therefore, be treated as a “one-off” event. It’s a journey from the time the individual

What happens the next time a world leader incites violence on these platforms? Facebook might leave their speech up, since it has left itself room to do so. Twitter might take it down, but it

 The novelty is gone since most restaurants are cloud kitchens today, as people are reluctant to eat out.

Evidence-driven approaches, including those tried out in Mexico and Brazil, can remove shortcomings in India’s nutrition schemes.

Though Ved Mehta practised a great deal of journalism and wrote about “big” subjects — in books such as Portrait of India — he was eventually a master of the intimate canvas, always using the

The need of the hour is winning this battle that has drained us economically, socially and psychologically. That said, the decision to roll out the vaccine is a good start. Let’s keep our fingers crossed.

One hundred years after Karel Capek wrote about humanoid machines, it turns out, dystopia is a software issue

Recognition of bad loans must not be delayed. Upcoming budget needs to lay out a vision for public sector banks

The letters of resignation were submitted to the Chief Minister at an informal meeting of the Council of Ministers at the state secretariat.