newindianexpress.comadded August 2026
New Indian Expressby SV Krishna Chaitanya25d ago
CHENNAI: The southern bench of the National Green Tribunal (NGT) has admitted an application alleging that the 1,500 MW Vallur Thermal Power Project, operated by NTPC Tamil Nadu Energy Company...
New Indian Expressby R Sivakumar25d ago
CHENNAI: The Madras High Court has said that physical features like fair skin, tall stature, good physique and curly hair cannot be used to determine an individual’s caste or religion.
New Indian Expressby Express News Service25d ago
CHENNAI: The CPM may be forced to reconsider its support for the TVK government if it continues to ignore the views of opposition parties and that of the public, and takes decisions unilaterally...
New Indian Expressby Express News Service25d ago
TUMAKURU/BENGALURU: Deputy Chief Minister Dr G Parameshwara on Saturday urged the Centre to waive farm loans across the country, saying that the Karnataka government had already waived interest on...
New Indian Expressby Varsha Somaraj25d ago
KOCHI: Envisaging to scale up cargo handling, storage and supply-chain operations, the Cochin Internation Airport Limited (CIAL), as part of its new 25-year master plan, has decided to develop a...
New Indian Expressby Unnikrishnan S25d ago
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: The much-vaunted ‘Safe Kerala’ initiative has hit a wall, with implementing agency Kerala State Electronics Development Corporation (Keltron) suspending its operation of the...
New Indian Expressby Express News Service25d ago
BENGALURU: Building plan approvals for eligible residential properties in Bengaluru could now take around 30 minutes instead of two to three months, with the Greater Bengaluru Authority (GBA)...
New Indian Expressby Team TNIE25d ago
Writer Paul Zacharia needs no introduction to Malayalis. At 16, he made a striking entry into literature. Over six decades later, he continues to engage readers across the globe.
New Indian Expressby Express News Service25d ago
BENGALURU: For Samadhan Babasaheb Thorat, an Indian Army officer currently stationed at the Army Service Corps (ASC) Centre in Bengaluru, competing professionally in any sport – let alone an...
New Indian Expressby BR Udaya Kumar25d ago
HASSAN: Here is a bookshop with a difference. Every year, Akshara Book House in Hassan city honours meritorious SSLC and PU students with ‘Akshara Puraskaras’ by giving them books worth Rs 1,500...
New Indian Expressby Express News Service25d ago
BENGALURU: In four separate accidents in and around the city, five persons, including two engineering students, died since Friday night.
New Indian Expressby AFP25d ago
Gaza's health officials said on Saturday that Israeli fire killed at least four people in the Palestinian territory, including a 10-year-old girl and the son of a top government official.
New Indian Expressby Ravi Shankar25d ago
Some books tell a story; others let you enjoy the telling. Shivani Sibal’s Moms belongs to the second category.
New Indian Expressby Sheila Kumar25d ago
In No Such Thing as Monday, Sian Hughes, whose earlier novel Pearl was longlisted for the 2023 Booker Prize, spins a tale that has the reader so engrossed, they will need to shake themselves out of...
New Indian Expressby Aradhika Sharma25d ago
At a time when environmental thinkers are re-examining humanity’s relationship with the natural world, The Man Who Made Plants Write feels unexpectedly contemporary.
New Indian Expressby Shampa Dhar Kamath25d ago
I recently read about leaders who soft-pedal hard messages just to keep the peace. Makes sense. Positivity is much easier to swallow than criticism. The same thing happens in homes too.
New Indian Expressby BH Harsh25d ago
The OTT landscape has slowly divided not just the storytelling form but also the audience into two.
New Indian Expressby Ravi Shankar25d ago
Food is worth considering as food for thought. No country on earth has turned the question of what to eat into as combustible a civilisational argument as India has.
New Indian Expressby Devdutt Pattanaik25d ago
Twenty years ago, the phrase ‘Love-Jihad’ entered the Indian public sphere. The underlying idea was that Hindu women were being enchanted into marrying Muslim men.
New Indian Expressby Samiya Chopra25d ago
For decades, collecting Indian art had a hereditary grammar—family collections, old-money networks, and museum-approved masters.
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