Express Opinion

Conservation should not be just about numbers. Focus should be on creating healthy ecosystems

Instead of supporting a party’s vision, voters increasingly vote against perceived threats to their identity

PM Modi’s much-trumpeted Viksit Bharat @ 2047 should be examined in light of what it means for the poorest sections of our society

More "reel" than film, in chasing today’s blockbuster formula, the director loses the soul that once defined his cinema

The district administration’s strategy — combining rehabilitation packages, local infrastructure development, and decentralisation of power — is worth replicating in other Naxal-affected areas

Carney’s efforts to de-hyphenate domestic politics from international diplomacy could go a long way in repairing relations

Both sides are aware that bringing an end to the hostilities will take place in a piecemeal fashion, with long-drawn negotiations and the prospects of further escalation

I read, in awe, the judgment of the Kerala High Court granting five-month-old Zabiya Zahhad the dignity of calling her parents — a trans man and a trans woman — “Parents”

As India charts its path to net-zero by 2070, the challenge lies in transforming its coal-dependent regions without deepening inequality

This is the front page of The Indian Express published on June 11, 1985.

Europe's ReArm Plan, targeting €800 billion for defence modernisation by 2030, creates opportunities for Indo-European security collaboration

Kashmir is not only about its grand narratives; it is about its quiet continuities. It is time policy recognised this reality

State government's decision to use 1950 Act against immigrants raises questions about institutional checks

From the very beginning, our guiding philosophy has been 'antyodaya' — uplifting people at the bottom of the pyramid

The writer, who died on Monday, aged 86, belonged to a generation whose attention to detail was infectious

By bypassing the authority of California's governor, his move to deploy the National Guard constitutes an unprecedented federal overreach.

They are increasingly conflict multipliers, logistical disruptors, and silent killers in zones of both peacetime deployment and active conflict. What climate change is now doing is making their frequency and unpredictability worse

Attributing the pendency crisis to judges’ vacations is both analytically lazy and empirically indefensible

It is time for India to look beyond the Awami League. It is time to project a fresh, positive image to Bangladeshi voters and work on the best option

It’s hard to believe that not too long back, 1996 to be precise, a combined India-Pakistan cricket XI faced Sri Lanka in Colombo in a show of Asian sporting and diplomatic solidarity

In sharing photos of her private wedding celebration on social media, Moitra sent out the message that she will not edit herself to fit into anyone else’s frame

It is far from clear that the local law enforcement authorities were unable to cope with any possible disorder that stemmed from the protests

While AI and innovation will enable the creation of new employment opportunities, they may also leave some people unequipped to take up the new jobs or continue in the existing job. The situation is aggravated

Disability-inclusive reforms must not be an afterthought. They must be central to any vision of a just, equitable civil service — one where hope is not rationed, and dignity is not reserved for the able-bodied

Failure of the Centre and the state government to bring stability has entrenched the hold of militant groups like Arambai Tenggol