Even as the satellite communications company awaits formal launch a year after securing necessary government licences, the government is yet to green-light this over security concerns.

While the court declined to revisit its 2025 decision that future judges should have some familiarity with the functioning of courts, it held that such exposure need not come explicitly from practice at the Bar.

Some of the war’s impact would have been blunted had the Pakistani airspace been available to Indian carriers, as it would have provided a more direct and unimpeded corridor to West Asia, Europe, and beyond.

A 'victory day' event at the Taliban-controlled Afghan embassy was the latest sign of the deepening India-Taliban relationship. What's India's thinking behind this? And what about its stated positions on human rights and women’s education?

Excess rainfall in Maharashtra, Karnataka and Gujarat in September-October last year hit sugarcane growth, hurting sugar production and pushing stocks to a nine-year low. The result: sugar prices rose by Rs 20 per kg in just a month.

The expansive definition from 1978 will continue to apply to pending cases. It will have no bearing on the new Industrial Relations Code.

The deprivation points system was introduced to ensure that the university did not merely draw students who had already benefited from greater educational opportunities. It aims to give a leg up to candidates from backward regions, women and transgender persons.

After the Supreme Court’s order recognising walking on footpaths as a fundamental right, Andhra Pradesh has become the country’s first state to formulate a pedestrian safety policy. Here's what it plans.

The scheme has two targets: keeping large-scale production growing after the first smartphone production-linked incentive scheme runs its course, and creating a competitive Indian smartphone brand.

Gurugram went from heatwave conditions in May to severe waterlogging in August. What turns a weather event into an urban disaster, and why do the same failures return?

UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham has pledged £442 million to get homeless people, who are forced to sleep in the open, off the streets by Christmas. But questions remain over funding, rural inequality and whether the money will arrive in time.

Two years after the Palestinian girl's desperate phone calls shook the world, Israel has admitted its forces fired on her car — and opened a criminal probe. The question now: Will the investigation head anywhere?

A US mother killed her three children soon after giving birth. Her lawyers argue she had postpartum psychosis. Such a diagnosis is not synonymous with violence. We explain what it means, and its legal implications.

Asian elephants are highly mobile mammals that roam vast distances in search of food and water. To do this, they need corridors connecting their habitats. But these pathways are increasingly under threat from rail lines, industrial activity and mining

A new study showed that intismeran, when administered along with immunotherapy drug Keytruda, reduced the risk of death owing to recurrence of skin cancer by 49% — and the risk of death owing to its spreading by 59%.

The US Supreme Court had struck down much of Donald Trump’s earlier tariff programme in February. So how is the US imposing fresh tariffs now?

The treatment, co-developed by Mayo Clinic and Sravathi AI, targets a specific protein called GIPC1 that, in certain circumstances, can contribute to the growth of many different types of cancer, including pancreatic cancer.

While the faster-than-Bolt robot is a feat of science, why are such experiments needed? Whom do they help, and how? We explain.

How is AI transforming cyber threats, in both speed and scale? What does this mean for India?

Goldy Brar is also a close associate of gangster Lawrence Bishnoi, whose gang claimed responsibility for the murders of Punjabi singer Sidhu Moosewala in 2022 and veteran Congress politician Baba Siddique in 2024.