Express Opinion

Since leaving school, I have lived in various countries and had good neighbours, bad ones, and those that elicit an indifferent shrug. The ones I’ll remember with unlimited fondness, though, are the ones who whispered

The right of filmmakers to express their views is constitutional. The right of the audience to disagree is democratic. But the right to suppress is neither constitutional nor democratic

In today’s intelligence wars, the most dangerous person in the room is no longer the one with a weapon. It may be the woman who can reimagine what strength and leadership might look like in

In ruling against stalling of Thug Life's release in Karnataka, SC underlines, yet again, imperative to guard and extend spaces for free expression

On jobs and economy, social unity and state institutions, country has taken backward steps

That was the message of all-party delegation to counter Pakistan-sponsored terror

What does ‘multilingualism’ even mean for children studying in under-resourced schools?

As the world waits, global powers must urgently press Israel to work towards a ceasefire, open spaces for diplomacy

If supply chains are rejigged during the second Trump presidency, India may have an opportunity to integrate more deeply with global value chains

The impunity and nihilism of this moment are glaring. Amidst mass devastation and suffering, our moral faculties have been paralysed

The US government has assured India that it will take every step to see that Pakistan does not produce a nuclear weapon. PM Rajiv Gandhi said the assurance came during his talks with US President

If Canada can take everyone else along, a good Leaders’ Declaration could emanate from the Alberta Summit. If that happens, the G7 would have delivered where other fora have failed

PM Modi, like many of his predecessors, has tried to build bridges with Pakistan in the past

India’s quest for atmanirbharta will be shaped by its ability to reach world-class design standards in niche high-tech sectors. ACM Singh did his duty — his svadharma — by pointing to the tip of a

PM Modi's vision of Sabka Saath, Sabka Vikas, Sabka Vishwas, Sabka Prayas was not a rhetorical flourish. Over the last 11 years, it has taken the shape of tangible outcomes, measurable progress, and visible transformation

Reorienting the public debate on reforms to crucial issues of judicial governance and away from the resource crunch narrative will be significant in tackling the root of the problem of delays in India’s district courts

The future of the workforce in India lies in the formalisation of employment and skill-linked employment

Their undeniably precarious condition becomes worse with the intense heat, dust, and pollution. In the extreme heat of summer, they are exposed to the risk of dehydration, exhaustion, heatstroke, respiratory disease, kidney disease and other

It may not happen immediately. But after seeing what happens when one doesn’t possess a nuclear deterrent, why would any sane Iranian leader not race full-out for a bomb?

It would be a colossal mistake not to take writer and thinker Nirmal Verma’s questions as the starting point to rethink our nationalism today

This is the front page of The Indian Express published on June 17, 1985.

South Africa has notched a famous victory. First they set their house in order, then they countered outsiders’ perceptions.

The war on drugs is winnable, but only through a sustained multi-pronged approach

For an oil-importing country like India — it imports more than 80 per cent of its requirements — disruptions in global supplies and price surges will have implications

On revenue, inflation, there is room for optimism this year. But concerns remain