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Indian Express
IndiaThe Indian Express is an Indian English-language daily newspaper, founded in the early 1930s. Its headlines centre on India and the United States, followed by Iran, Pakistan, China and Israel, with politics the largest share, then economy and security. Its stance reads as favourable toward Prime Minister Narendra Modi, neutral toward India as a country, and critical of Donald Trump and United States policy, especially where it affects India.
Political leaning and stance
The Indian Express treats Narendra Modi favourably throughout, quoting him as an authoritative voice and foregrounding his initiatives, while opposition criticism and controversies are reported without being adopted. India as a country is covered neutrally, with government-critical and positive stories side by side. Donald Trump and the United States are treated critically in most months, with an emphasis on unpredictability, reversals and consequences for India such as visa rules, tariffs and sanctions, and with neutral stretches and one brief deferential one in early summer. Iran and Ali Khamenei are covered neutrally and analytically. The stance is measured from headlines toward countries and persons; it is not a rating of accuracy.
Based on headlines from January 2026 to August 2026.
Who owns Indian Express
The Indian Express is published by Indian Express Limited, part of the privately held Express Group controlled by the Goenka family, and is headquartered in Mumbai.
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What Indian Express covers
About two thirds of the Indian Express's headlines concern India, with the United States a strong second and Iran, Pakistan, China and Israel behind. Politics leads the mix, diplomacy and governance are the most common subjects, and society and economy take smaller shares.
Lifetime overview
Top actorsiMost frequently mentioned actor categories
US EXECUTIVE
17.7%
IN EXECUTIVE
12.9%
NONE
10.6%
CORPORATION
6.3%
IN POLITICAL PARTY
5.5%
IR EXECUTIVE
