Workers face uncertain income, a low base pay, algorithms that they say pushes them to ride for hundreds of kilometres a day in return for disproportionately low cash, compounded by rising fuel costs, and no

Once dismissed as Chandigarh’s sleepy sibling, Mohali in 2025 stands tall with a dynamic skyline, expanding roads and a vibrant social fabric. No longer defined by its proximity to the Union Territory, the city has

Published in Nature magazine, the study flags vulnerable and crowded neighbourhoods.

This is the front page of The Indian Express published on December 31, 1985.

2025 saw one of the deadliest terror attacks ever on civilians, when 26 tourists were killed at Baisaran in Pahalgam. The Indian Express treks up to meadow, where tourists once posed for selfies and giggled

As 2026 begins, India must navigate without old maps, grasping its chance to shape the new world. The new compass must overcome the false hiatus between democracy, development and demographics.

IEX faces a binary future as a regulatory overhaul looms. Retail investors are exiting, while domestic institutions are doubling down — betting that 80% margins and market growth can withstand tighter price caps.

The positive outlook for Indian stocks is despite the rupee’s weak performance against the US dollar in recent months, deterring foreign portfolio inflows – and, in turn, further weakening the rupee

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This year, AI began changing the way people access knowledge on the internet, challenging Google’s stranglehold. While its promised efficiencies are yet to materialise, expect AI to further integrate itself into your everyday life in

The decentralisation of leadership within Congress will augur well for its future just as the centralisation in the BJP is likely to be its undoing

Eon tarmac drove home a larger point — steep competition for employment in state.

The Wayand MP, who is the architect of the Congress’s “MGNREGA Bachao Abhiyan”, has caught attention in recent weeks with Parliament speeches and public interactions with senior BJP leaders, including PM Narendra Modi and Union

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You can now set a song, a short audio clip, or have Siri speak custom text when your iPhone is plugged in or unplugged. Read on to know more.

2nd Lt Arun Khetarpal story: Khetarpal played a pivotal role in the Battle of Basantar, one of the Indian Army’s decisive operations on the Western Front in the 1971 War. A new film about his

The Lund International Tagore Choir stands as a testament to how Rabindranath Tagore’s music weaves human connections, fosters friendships, and kindles warmth among those moved by his philosophy.

Trade talks, neighbourhood polls, great-power ties: India’s choices will shape its global standing and regional stability.

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For over a decade, a crime syndicate ran a parallel system of fear, recording and coercing traffic police across the Capital. This is their story.

AI-powered tools are helping frontline health workers detect diseases and reshaping public health delivery

The irony is that markets are trying to do a desirable job that policy makers have themselves been unable or unwilling to (a rupee depreciation is effectively a subsidy to exporters).

Aspect of who would eventually bear the responsibility for damage arising due to latent defects in design or equipment would be a question to be settled between operator and supplier, says country's top nuclear scientist

The High Court’s strict textual reading sits uneasily with the spirit of a law that was designed to protect the most vulnerable.