Sterling Group promoter Manoj Sandesara sought a gag order against media reports about the group’s bank fraud case, but the order has been challenged.

The attacks on the ships came the day Trump extended the ceasefire. What is Iran trying to do, and what is its gamble?

By reducing paperwork, minimising human interface in routine processes, and enabling faster decision-making by providing real-time data, it could fill the gap between field-level operations and administrative monitoring.

With war in West Asia raging since February 2026, many from the community in Iran claim persecution has increased in the name of security crackdown, worrying their counterparts in India. We explain.

India’s online gaming market has expanded rapidly in recent years, with millions of users and increasing monetisation. However, concerns over addiction, fraud, and regulatory arbitrage prompted the Centre to step in with a unified national framework

Rising debt, high subsidies and fresh liabilities concerning salary payments and cash transfers to women have added to pressure on the state’s fiscal position.

Over the course of three days this week, both Kerala and Tamil Nadu saw separate firecracker accidents that killed dozens of people. While the combustible raw materials make dealing with fireworks inherently risky, climate and regulations also play a key…

The TMC has alleged that an EC-appointed Police Observer met a BJP candidate 'secretly' in West Bengal. What do Police Observers do and how are they appointed? We explain.

Palantir has become a darling of the Trump administration, with the US President praising the company for its 'great war fighting capabilities and equipment' in a social media post earlier this month.

Established in 2008, the India-Africa Forum Summit has been officially called the “apex institutional mechanism for India’s engagement with Africa.” Here is what to know about it, and what to expect from the May event.

Soaring prices of feather shuttles have become an existential issue for badminton, but the synthetic ones are not matching up. Here's why

Last time, West Bengal recorded a turnout of 81.56%. The previous voting record was in 2011 —  84.33% — when the TMC won for the first time.

From the nuclear question to the Strait of Hormuz, both sides need to find middle ground on a range of issues as they seek a face-saving exit

Immigration lawyers say that in its current form, the Bill would amount to a near-total reset of the skilled migration system. Could it become law, and if so, how might Indians be affected?

Anthropic’s Mythos AI model has triggered global cybersecurity concerns due to its advanced ability to both detect and exploit software vulnerabilities, prompting India and other nations to assess risks.

Telangana State Road Transport Corporation (TGSRTC) employees are demanding a government merger coupled with a revision in pay. Their strike, now into its third day, has affected lakhs of commuters and is likely to intensify.

‘Michael’ focuses on the beginnings of Jackson’s career and his relationship with his father. It does not detail the multiple allegations of child sex abuse that were levelled at him over the years.

The revised law mandates life imprisonment or death penalties for smuggling drugs, with strict penalties for even small-scale possession. The Narcotics Control Bureau has urged “extreme vigilance” among Indian travellers.

The Mahanadi originates in Chhattisgarh’s Dhamtari district and flows through Odisha. It is a key river system in the region and has led to water-sharing disputes between the states since 2016

The Noida International Airport CEO change clears key hurdle, as Bureau of Civil Aviation Security rules require an Indian national. The development raises hopes for commercial flight operations to begin soon.

In his weekly 'Graphs, Data, Perspectives' column, Udit Misra writes that what makes data from the old GDP series even more relevant is that the new GDP series has actually rolled back the size of India’s GDP.