India Shuts Down Delhi’s Most Famous Protest Site
Delhi Police have removed Jantar Mantar, one of India's most prominent protest sites, from the list of authorized demonstration venues after 33 years, raising…
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Richest 10% in India Have Lower Living Standards Than Poorest People in…
In practice, the poorest 10% of individuals in some of the world's wealthiest countries have higher daily income or consumption thresholds than India's richest…
India Closes Metro Service Like Pakistan
Authorities in Delhi closed six metro stations and imposed traffic restrictions on Monday as opposition parties prepared to march to the Supreme Court over…
Power Bank Catches Fire Mid-Air on IndiGo Flight
After a passenger's power bank caught fire in an overhead bin mid-air, an IndiGo flight from Delhi to Chennai was diverted to Hyderabad on…
‘No cake-cutting around Hussain Sagar’: Behind Hyderabad police’s diktat, a tragedy
Sreenivas Janyala is a Deputy Associate Editor at The Indian Express, where he serves as one of the most authoritative voices on the socio-political…
Riyadh airport attack: One Indian killed, 10 others injured; Government says ‘unacceptable’
Attention has turned to riyadh airport attack: One Indian killed, 10 others injured; Government says 'unacceptable', a development that is being followed closely by…
2010-batch IAS officer appointed Deputy Election Commissioner
When he was prematurely repatriated to his parent cadre and posted in the Delhi administration, 2010-batch IAS officer appointed Deputy Election Commissioner Kumar had…
2 Canadian Ministers to visit India next week with 300-member mission; Carney…
Shubhajit Roy, Diplomatic Editor at The Indian Express, has been a journalist for more than 27 years now.
Bid to create anarchy with foreign help: BJP chief slams CJP, Rahul…
Jatin Anand is an Assistant Editor with the national political bureau of The Indian Express.
India Blocks Internet Like Pakistan
India has ordered a 24-hour mobile internet shutdown in parts of New Delhi ahead of a planned protest, using a measure familiar to Pakistanis…