Setting a three-month timeline for the head of state to clear bills reserved for his/her consideration by the Governor is uncharted territory

Several parts of the country have witnessed protests but nowhere have the agitations turned as violent as they did in Murshidabad

The three countries/blocs together accounted for 38.1 per cent of India’s merchandise exports in 2023-24. The gains from trade would be all the more if services are included

Studies show that curbing pollutants of larger size can improve air quality by as much as 50 per cent

Thirty years on, DDLJ is being honoured in London. The real glory, however, lies closer home

Global sport is striding towards an epochal moment: Female athletes are set to outnumber the males

This is its main task, along with cranking up its machine — its AICC session struck a few nuanced notes, but didn’t seize either

The fact is that nobody eats out for their health, and few like to be reminded of this. This is the secret compact, beyond the guarantee of a good time and a delicious meal, that keeps the restaurant industry running in a time of extreme health consciousness

It could be key for connecting the dots, uncovering conspiracy behind the terror attacks

As Trump announces reprieve for most nations, while escalating tariff war with China, rules of the game continue to be mired in unpredictability

Retrograde chauvinistic politics of Raj Thackeray’s party is out of sync with Maharashtra’s aspiration and need for progress

It will be determined by how domestic growth-inflation play out amid trade war

61-year-old Prince Laurent of Belgium, the reigning king’s younger brother, has been fighting in court to secure a pension

In the last few months, the party hasn't shown adequate clarity on two critical issues: “Left unity” and future of INDIA bloc.

The Court underscored that the Governor must adhere to the guidelines of Article 200, which defines the powers of his office regarding assent to bills

Among the Dictionary's picks are the Tagalog word “gigil”, now a fixture in Philippine English, and other words of Asian origin, such as the Malay expression “alamak”.

Social media has become a battleground — the content-agnostic algorithms, optimised for engagement, seem to divide people as often as they connect them.

There are two ways in which India can view this fall. One, as just a temporary blip, or two, a tectonic shift in global trade where the US has lost its credibility as a trade partner.

They are a reality check for not only the private ecosystem but also the government which has positioned itself as a valuable stakeholder in the start-up story.

Things could worsen if China were to make up for the loss of its merchandise exports to the US through currency devaluation or dumping in other markets

Modi’s brief sojourn in Bangkok, the first bilateral visit in more than a decade, has helped consolidate the efforts in the last few years in advancing bilateral ties.

More needs to be done. But it is important that the framework of accountability comes from within the judiciary. It must acknowledge that accountability is a facet of its independence

This breakthrough clears the way for India to be part of value chains of small reactors

Humans' evolutionary cousins offer an alternative imagination of survival and being: Built on kindness, cooperation, communication

At the heart of the deliberations lay this stark question: What is needed for the country's largest minority to trust the Modi government to do the right thing by it?