newindianexpress.comadded August 2026
New Indian Expressby Sneha Sivashanmugam6 Sept 2026
SALEM: Farmers in Attur, Pethanaickenpalayam, Vazhapadi and other parts of Salem, where maize is a major crop, have raised concerns over the poor yield of a maize variety supplied by the...
New Indian Expressby S Kumaresan6 Sept 2026
CHENNAI: Former Congress MLA of Velachery constituency, JMH Aassan Maulaana, has been disqualified from contesting elections for three years by the Election Commission of India for failing to lodge...
New Indian Expressby Team TNIE6 Sept 2026
Building a house of one’s own perhaps defines the biggest dream of an average Malayali. In this endeavour, they would probably never have come across another friend like G Shankar, founder of...
New Indian Expressby Ashutosh Acharya6 Sept 2026
BHUBANESWAR: Writer and producer Sutapa Sikdar said late actor Irrfan Khan, her husband, continues to inspire a generation of young actors even years after his passing.
New Indian Expressby Abhilash Chandran6 Sept 2026
KOTTAYAM: Come September 9, Puthupally will witness an unusual cricket contest. Christian priests from across the state and denominations is set to swap the pulpit for the pitch, as they come...
New Indian Expressby MK Sajeevkumar6 Sept 2026
THRISSUR: Eight engineering students from Tamil Nadu were killed after their car rammed into a goods truck parked on National Highway-66 in Thrissur district of Kerala around midnight on Friday.
New Indian Expressby Sudhir Suryawanshi6 Sept 2026
MUMBAI: The Maharashtra government Saturday formed a seven-member committee to review the recruitment examination system in the state and suggest measures to prevent paper leaks.
New Indian Expressby Ramashankar6 Sept 2026
PATNA: The Bihar government has made it mandatory for the CBI to obtain prior consent from the state government before investigating allegations against government officials, employees or entities...
New Indian Expressby Sally James6 Sept 2026
She made the song Jolene, and many more for us to sing, dance to, and remember. Dolly Parton, who passed away on August 25, 2026, spent a lifetime turning music, rhinestones and sheer determination...
New Indian Expressby Reya Mehrotra6 Sept 2026
Even as the memories of partition may be fading with each generation, efforts to preserve its deeply personal stories, both in literature and cinema, continue.
New Indian Expressby Anita Katyal6 Sept 2026
When former army chief General Manoj Naravane penned his memoir, he was obviously not prepared for the controversy it would generate.
New Indian Expressby Manish Mishra6 Sept 2026
Sheer is having a major menswear moment. Once considered the preserve of womenswear, diaphanous chiffon, laser-cut lace, perforated crochet, and open-knit textures are now redefining masculine...
New Indian Expressby Ravi Shankar6 Sept 2026
History is humanity’s perpetual memoir, whose plot carries a subtext of irony. The indignation of New York’s anti-Semitic mayor Zohran Mamdani towards Mohan Madhukar Bhagwat, the sixth and current...
New Indian Expressby Sheila Kumar6 Sept 2026
It takes special skill for a crime writer to keep a reader engaged despite revealing the perpetrator of the crime halfway through the book. This is the case with Twilight in Musashino.
New Indian Expressby Samiya Chopra6 Sept 2026
Lighting today is shedding its mould of traditional canopy lampshades and is becoming increasingly sculptural. More than just supporting design, it becomes architecture itself.
New Indian Expressby Anand Neelakantan6 Sept 2026
When the film Udta Punjab arrived in cinemas a decade ago, it provoked denial, institutional anger, and bitter debate.
New Indian Expressby Bindu Gopal Rao6 Sept 2026
A little girl once walked into an Ravinder Reddy’s exhibition, stopped before an enormous sculpted head and exclaimed to her father, “Papa, look at that big head; it looks just like you.” It was an...
New Indian Expressby Tanisha Saxena6 Sept 2026
They pay the most taxes. They work the longest hours. They run the economy. But today, India’s middle class feels it is sinking.
New Indian Expressby Gaurav Yadav6 Sept 2026
Once, there was a king with a large court and numerous courtiers. Each courtier claimed to be the most sincere and even ready to sacrifice their life for the king. The king believed them.
New Indian Expressby Sameeksha Sharma6 Sept 2026
The first thing you notice at Terra Poetica is not that it is made of mud. It is that you could easily forget it is.
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