There's growing strategic convergence between Delhi and Washington in the Gulf
Mohsin Khan's 'Allah Miyan Ka Karkhana' is a moving depiction of childhood miseries that lays bare the truth of disproportionate criminalisation and arbitrary punishment.
Bhupender Yadav writes: Gandhi appreciated the work done by the Gita Press
Vinay Sahasrabuddhe and Manjunath Sharma writes: With yoga spreading globally, the next task could be about protecting the purity of yoga and preventing trivialisation, adulteration and distortion of the science
Pratap Bhanu Mehta writes: Most striking thing about the current India-US moment is the sheer asymmetry of what the US is offering. It may not last
C Raja Mohan writes: The two leaders have turned the traditional discourse on India-US relations in Delhi and Washington on its head. This can open the doors to technological and defence collaboration
Punjab CM's move on telecast of Gurbani has sparked questions. He must forge consensus and avoid confrontation
As inflation hits historic highs, there is some wisdom to be gleaned from the restaurant boom in the country’s capital
Two aircraft deals — IndiGo and Air India — point to the potential of India’s aviation market. But fears of a duopoly remain.
This is the front page of The Indian Express published on June 21, 1983.
Unless one argues that printing Hindu texts and making them accessible is undesirable, opposition makes little sense. Curiously, religious texts of other religions are never opposed based on such concerns
Akshaya Mukul writes: The figure of Gandhi bore the brunt of their belligerence since he was the only one who professed sanatan dharma, and yet kept his doors and windows open to progressive ideas. Gandhi’s constant evolution was the fly in the ointment
Presenting Bose as the man capable of single-handedly preventing Partition is harmful to a nuanced understanding of Indian history — and the role that Bose played in it
Quad does not have a head-honcho nation even when the four democracies – India, US, Australia and Japan -- are of different sizes, with different national and economic problems to resolve. China’s periodic attempts to write obituaries on the Quad’s demise do not have traction
No amount of devotional fervour can cover a poorly-written and executed film. The audience, not political patrons, are the ultimate arbiters of your fortune.
The success of Satwiksairaj Rankireddy and Chirag Shetty in badminton doubles has few parallels. It augurs well for India's Olympic prospects.
His visit to Washington is a culmination of a new Indian clarity and pragmatism in dealing with the US
Reports of Paris Pact threshold being temporarily breached should lead to greater focus on adapting to climate change
Policing initiatives have helped make Ahmedabad’s annual event a celebration of harmony and brotherhood
Banks are commercial enterprises and should be allowed to operate accordingly. In principle, separating a commercial decision such as loan recovery from criminal proceedings against wilful defaulters is a step in the right direction
The state stands at a crossroads. Together, we must make our choice — to accept what is right and to reject what is not
This is the front page of The Indian Express published on June 20, 1983.
Assaults of the kind on the Ganga Jamuna High School can be resisted only if teachers, educationists and students come together, communicate with the larger society, and initiate a movement for saving education
The Modi government has systematically promoted the utilisation of advanced technology and a proactive approach, as opposed to a reactive one, in addressing natural disasters with the implementation of early warning systems, prevention, mitigation and preparedness-based disaster management
American society generally believes in quid pro quo. Modi understands that and in return offers Indian Americans and other investors huge opportunities back home.
Climate change solutions now can be scaled a lot faster than before if there's will to do so
BJP in tight corner in Manipur, leaders say first goal modicum of peace for any political overtures
At the heart of Indo-US ties: Economics & Strategy
Expired medicine, no oxygen: gaps in Bihar’s ambulance service
When ice was a luxury item and shipped to Calcutta from the US
India should have come and played in Pakistan, says Intikhab Alam