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- 1Express report exposes alleged wrongdoing, triggers political uproar●खुल गई पोल, सामने आ गया खेल, एक्सप्रेस की रिपोर्ट से मचा तहलका
An Indian Express report has set off a major political storm, with the claim that secrets have been exposed and a hidden game brought to light. The phrase 'khul gayi pol' — meaning the truth is out — is being used widely as commentary on the revelations, particularly around election-related matters, and the story is drawing massive public attention and debate.
- 2Indian Express Probe Finds Election Commissioners Split On Key Issues▼Inside The Election Commission: Investigation Finds ECs Split On Key Issues | Indian Express Special
The Indian Express has published a special investigation into the Election Commission of India, reporting that the Election Commissioners are divided on key issues concerning the body's functioning. The report offers an inside look at disagreements within the commission, which oversees the world's largest elections. The story is drawing wide attention amid ongoing public debate about the commission's independence and credibility.
- 3Rajnath Singh warns India will strike terror hubs▼India will strike terror hubs as long as neighbour backs terrorists: Rajnath Singh
Indian Defence Minister Rajnath Singh said India will continue to strike terrorist hubs as long as its neighbour supports terrorists. The statement, reported by The New Indian Express, underlines New Delhi's stated policy of cross-border action against militant infrastructure. Singh did not name the country, but the reference is widely understood to point to Pakistan, amid long-standing tensions over terrorism emanating from across the border.
- 4Express Investigation Reveals Election Commissioners' Objections to Proceedings●Express Investigation: How Two Election Commissioners Objected To Proceedings
The Indian Express has published an investigation detailing how two Election Commissioners of India raised objections during official proceedings. The report claims to reveal internal disagreements within the Election Commission, an institution tasked with conducting free and fair elections in the country. The findings have drawn wide attention as debates over the commission's independence and decision-making continue.
- 5Elephant smuggled from Nepal linked to leopard poaching probe▼Elephant smuggled from Nepal, trail points to NGO in leopard poaching probe
An elephant was allegedly smuggled into India from Nepal, and investigators following the animal's trail have found links to a non-governmental organisation as part of a wider leopard poaching probe, the Indian Express reports. The case connects wildlife trafficking across the India-Nepal border with illegal poaching activity, raising questions about the NGO's involvement.
- 6Student protesters confront NVIDIA executive over AI climate impact●Student protesters confront NVIDIA executive over AI’s climate impact
Student protesters confronted an NVIDIA executive over the climate impact of artificial intelligence, according to the Indian Express. The confrontation highlights growing concern that AI's energy demands and data centre expansion are driving up emissions. No further details about the location, the executive involved, or the protesters' specific demands were reported.
- 788 police deaths in six decades highlight dangers of the job▼Six decades, 88 deaths: The dangers that come with a police uniform
A report by The Indian Express examines 88 police deaths recorded over six decades, arguing that wearing the uniform carries risks that often go unexamined. The piece looks at the circumstances of officers killed in the line of duty and the broader safety concerns facing police personnel.
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JioHotstar is trending in India as the streaming platform's weekly lineup draws attention, including the Aneet Padda-led series Hunkkaar and Don't Be Shy, produced by Alia Bhatt. Indian Express's weekly OTT watchlist feature is driving viewers to check what is new across streaming services, with JioHotstar among the most searched names.
- 9Two Arrested After Intrusion Near VP Radhakrishnan's Motorcade▼Two arrested for intruding towards motorcade of Vice-President Radhakrishnan in Thiruvananthapuram
Police in Thiruvananthapuram arrested two people after they intruded towards the motorcade of Vice-President C.P. Radhakrishnan during his visit to the Kerala capital. The incident, reported by The New Indian Express, prompted a swift security response given the high-profile nature of the Vice-President's convoy. Details about the motives of those detained or their identities have not yet been disclosed.