The answer to the asymmetry of Epstein outrage lies in the nature of British polity, Starmer and Mandelson's reputations, and in the American political landscape.

With the data of 530 patients from 28 institutions across 15 states, access to researchers to develop treatments adds to the existing knowledge base for the rarest of diseases

Final SIR Voter List 2026 Released: Starting Saturday, the final electoral rolls of the Special Intensive Revision in 12 states and Union Territories will be published over the next few weeks

As coal’s role shrinks, nuclear power is expected to expand gradually, increasing its share from about 3% at present to 5-8% by 2070 under CPS, reflecting its growing role in displacing coal-based generation while providing carbon-free base-load power.

While the 2023 document was designed to help judges identify and avoid patriarchal language, CJI Surya Kant has found it to be overly academic and disconnected from ground realities

In the 4 months since he first went missing, the High Court has heard the matter 25 times and issued 18 interim orders in the pending missing persons case related to his initial disappearance, with the role of police and other authorities coming under the…

How much money will the victims of cyber transactions get? Which victims are eligible? Where will the money come from? We explain.

This referendum is essentially a yes-or-no vote on the National Charter that was unveiled by the Muhammad Yunus-led interim government. Here is why it was introduced, and the reforms it proposes to bring.

The question then is where does the IT services sector – a key driver of India’s economic growth in the last two decades – go from here, and what would the sector be able to bring to the table in an increasingly automated world?

China had cause for concern the day Takaichi was elected as Japan’s first woman prime minister. With a stronger mandate, here is how the Asian neighbours may navigate their ties.

The government aims to integrate AgriStack Registries with all its major agricultural schemes and services, including Direct Benefit Transfer and Minimum Support Price (MSP)-based procurement in a phased manner.

For historians, the implications are immediate. They reveal how ancient traders from the subcontinent interacted with the world, with links to previous discoveries in India and elsewhere.

While the RSS has a well-defined election process for its top executive post, that is the Sarkaryawah, there is no election for the Sarsanghchalak position. The sitting Sarsanghchalak has the prerogative to pick his successor

Applications in health, agriculture, education, urban management, and disaster preparedness have shown promise. With the right support, many of these can scale to a pan-India market and potentially be bundled into an India AI Applications Stack

The Supreme Court made it clear that no activity affecting the Aravallis can proceed until there is a clear, expert-backed determination of what constitutes the 'Aravalli range'. This has put the brakes on Haryana's ambitious Jungle Safari project in Gurugram…

While officials say the move will help in administrative ease, Hyderabad is not the first major Indian city to experiment with splitting its civic body. 

While India has no dedicated regulatory pathway defining or governing such devices, it faces a dilemma between encouraging domestic industry players and ensuring affordable access to such equipment

Katharina Frey, Executive Director of the International Computation and AI Network (ICAIN), which is based at ETH Zurich, offers a roadmap on how countries such as India could chart the path ahead

The Myanmar election results closed a political loop set into motion with the military coup of February 2021. What is the conflict in Myanmar, and how will the poll results impact it?

Bangladesh politics explained: The previous BNP regime from 2001 to 2006 saw a souring of Bangladesh-India ties. Despite the current low in bilateral relations, there are clear areas of engagement, with signals of outreach from both sides.

In his weekly column, "GDP: Graphs, Data and Perspectives", Udit Misra writes that if an average German earns far more in real wages than workers in most other countries, it does not make sense to work more. But Germany also has laws stopping them from working…