Prompted by the Supreme Court, India's food safety regulator has proposed introducing red hexagonal labels on packaged foods high in salt, sugar or fat in two phases.

Banks say that the Zee founder’s associates and related parties, which had a greater vote share, backed the repayment plan. Chandra’s office has denied the claim.

For many years now, NTPC’s profits have grown more rapidly than its revenues. What explains that mismatch? The answer, ironically enough, lies in the growing share of renewable energy in India.

The UPA-era body was formed in 2004 when the Congress-led alliance returned to power. Chaired by Sonia Gandhi, then the party president, the NAC functioned as an advisory body for the Centre on its common minimum programme.

The practice of ‘shuddhi’ was popularised by the Arya Samaj. Originally meant to tackle conversion, it has since changed. We explain.

Responsible governance of the fragile Himalayan region needs a reimagination of the borderland. An expert explains.

It’s not just India that is seeing a pick-up in demand for loans. Excluding China, bank credit growth in Asia is the highest in 18 years.

The Himalayan topography includes lakes formed by melting glaciers, fast-flowing rivers and steep slopes. The Nepal floods highlight major vulnerabilities, but there are ways to reduce the fallout of such events.

After 13 years and 294 hearings, an NIA court will announce Jhiram Ghati verdict. Here’s what has happened in the decade since the attack.

The Centre will soon mandate its new road-safety intervention, the Vehicle-to-Vehicle (V2V) communication system, through which cars will communicate wirelessly to warn drivers about upcoming accident risks on the road.

Ongoing search and rescue efforts in these tunnels have faced significant hurdles in the form of poor weather, mud and debris, and the loss of critical infrastructure such as roads and bridges.

Sonia Gandhi’s latest book controversy is not the first to surround her. From *The Red Sari* to her new memoir, books about her have sparked political and legal disputes.

India does not recognise this Court of Arbitration. So what does all this mean for the Indus Waters Treaty, and what happens now?

Switzerland maintains one of the highest rates of civilian gun ownership in Europe. Why is that? And how has it kept gun violence incidents low?

India already follows IST, so what changes with the new rules? We explain what machines and critical systems must now do, and why accurate time matters.