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.

Article 124(3) allows distinguished jurists to be appointed as Supreme Court judges, but no one has taken this route in 76 years. We explain why the constitutional provision has remained unused.

Individuals are facing high fees and penalties to participate in the Foreign Assets of Small Taxpayers – Disclosure Scheme. The problem is more acute for those who have received ESOPs and not reported them before.

The diving support vessel, commissioned by the Indian Navy in Mumbai on Monday, is significant as underwater capabilities become increasingly important to maritime security.

The Court of Arbitration has recently ruled against India over the Indus Waters Treaty. This court has no means to get its orders enforced. So what is the future of the water-sharing dispute?

The Goa government’s proposed anti-conversion Bill has faced strong opposition from legislators across the political spectrum and Catholic organisations. The question asked is that in a state with little evidence of forced conversions, could this latest step…

Semicon 2.0 offers several incentives to build more Indian-owned intellectual property and semiconductor companies that design and sell chips.

As global warming destabilises the ice and rock in the Himalayas, an expert explains why, and how, we need to move from reacting to disasters to anticipating and preparing for them.

The Nomad Games have their origins in a joint declaration by the Turkic States. The Turkic peoples are ethnic groups spread across West, Central, East, and North Asia, and parts of Europe.

Poonam Arora, Head of Time & Frequency Metrology at CSIR-NPL, tells The Indian Express what the IST Rules 2026 mean for businesses, how systems will synchronise to IST, and why India is building a common national time reference.

The Centre has deferred the Census in Manipur amid demands from Meitei groups that an NRC exercise be conducted first. Kuki-Zo groups, however, have opposed this. Three overlapping concerns are driving the NRC demand in Manipur. Here's what they are.

The Bihar-Jharkhand Sone water dispute has been resolved after 25 years, with both states signing an MoU on water allocation, reservoirs and irrigation projects. We explain

Under the Registration of Electors Rules, 1960, Form 7 must be used for making “objection for proposed inclusion / deletion of name in existing roll”.

The Copyright Office has recognised the AI-generated artwork as original, but not the AI itself as its author. The ruling draws a line between AI as a creative tool and the human who legally causes a work to come into existence.

Mirzapur: The Movie brings the hit Prime Video franchise to cinemas. Can its huge streaming audience translate into box-office success, and could more OTT hits follow?