Despite being knocked out of the World Cup after a heartbreaking 3-2 loss to Argentina in the Round of 32 match last week, Cape Verde's performance has ensured it had etched its place on the world football map.

With a constant number of soldiers retiring every year, a lower retention of Agniveers might lead to a shortfall of manpower in the forces in the immediate future, although officials have maintained that the issue will be resolved in a few years.

Examples from Iran to Venezuela show that India needs to embrace the trinity of AI, autonomy and algorithmic warfare through sovereign pathways.

Amid growing concerns over impact of ethanol blend on fuel efficiency, he said that the studies showed that the shift from E10 to E20 had negligible material impact and the impact on fuel efficiency was in the range of around 3-5%

Originally titled Punjab ‘95, the project ran into certification hurdles after it was submitted to the CBFC in 2022. The board reportedly sought as many as 127 cuts and also asked to change its title.

The court held that the media must ensure that “the rights of the public are not prejudiced or injured” while discharging this function. According to legal experts, this ruling could alter the landscape of media litigation in India.

Mumbai has recorded more than 550 tree-fall incidents in five days, prompting renewed scrutiny of road concretisation and tree protection norms. Here is what to know

Gauhar Raza, former professor at the Academy of Scientific and Innovative Research and Chief Scientist at the Council of Scientific and Industrial Research, explains where EVs stand in terms of efficiency and their likely environmental benefits.

FIFA's decision to reverse Folarin Balogun's one-match suspension ahead of the USA's Round of 16 clash with Belgium has sparked fierce debate across the football world. Here's why the red card was overturned, what FIFA's disciplinary rules say, and why the…

Unlike Europe, which estimates excess deaths during extreme heat events, India still lacks a comprehensive system to measure heat-related mortality, leaving the true human cost of rising temperatures largely unknown.

Christian Divorce Act amendment: Kerala High Court has urged Parliament to allow Christian women to file divorce petitions where they reside, highlighting a gap in the 1869 law.

The arches marked the entrances to the old city of Hyderabad. With the Telangana government announcing that the gateways will soon get a facelift, we explain its historical significance and the restoration plans.

Brazil’s first ethanol blending law goes all the way back to 1931. Its success story, built over decades of policy and offering choices to consumers, may serve as a template for India.

When Justice Varma resigned in April, it was widely assumed that the impeachment proceedings against him had hit a dead end. However, legal experts argue that tabling the report is a crucial step for public accountability

The Supreme Court has declined to interfere with an order allowing a wife to access her husband's hotel records and call detail records to prove adultery in divorce proceedings. The ruling offers fresh insight into how courts are balancing privacy rights…

For over a a decade, Le Pen has transformed the National Rally from a fringe movement into one of France’s strongest political forces. If she drops out, her protégé, Jordan Bardella is expected to stand for president in 2027

The Trust’s decision to appoint a CEO brings the Ram Temple closer to the governance model followed by several older temple institutions. But much of its internal rulebook remains outside the public domain.

Although engineering education is expected to power the country’s AI revolution, it is steadily losing its sheen. The challenge is no longer expanding engineering seats, but producing globally competitive engineers.

The growth in gold loans has indeed been extraordinary. According to new data from the RBI on Tuesday, loans given by non-banks against gold jewellery were up a massive 70% year-on-year as at the end of May — the segment with by far the highest growth.

Indonesia on Tuesday became the first country that signed a pact to import India’s ASTRA missiles. Here’s a look at the features of these missiles.

The government says it fulfilled 70 of its 100 promises. Independent assessments put the number far lower, reflecting different ways of measuring progress against the administration's reform agenda.