Central banks around the world are raising interest rates to fight inflation. The Reserve Bank of India may join in too.

Semicon India 2026 comes as the Centre expands its semiconductor push, with greater focus on domestic chip design, manufacturing and supply-chain capacity.

What stood out about the Fed’s decision was that even though it was taken unanimously, its interpretation is ambiguous. Was it hawkish, not so hawkish, actually dovish or not dovish enough?

US India trade deal: US President Donald Trump has now got powers to impose 100% tariffs on India as well as other Russian oil buyers. Will he use it?

How much of India’s economy depends on the Himalaya? What is ‘peak water’, and why do we need to care about it? We explain

Indian craft traditions can have centuries of provenance yet no clearly identifiable legal owner. Experts say that gap is leaving communities exposed to appropriation while luxury brands capture the commercial value.

Operation Polo anniversary: Why did Hyderabad's Nizam not join India in August 1947? What made Hyderabad so significant that Sardar Patel dealt with it cautiously?

There is no such thing as an ‘associate member’ in the EU, and creating one would be complicated. What is clear, however, is that both Canada and the EU are looking for a hedge against Trump.

MEA’s Official Spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal said the commission lacked a legal basis. India has long criticised the notion of a China-Pakistan boundary.

The new OneTag system works similarly to how one can switch their telecom provider without changing their SIM card or number.

Despite the Makkah defence pact, why are Pakistan and Turkey not fighting the Houthis alongside Saudi Arabia? How does the Iran war impact this conflict?

The group, which draws its ideology from global anti-imperialist rhetoric and the 1979 Iranian Revolution, is often dubbed as a direct Iranian proxy. But strategic alignment, technical dependency, and mutual benefit are also at play.

The September 17 board meeting has not settled the two biggest questions confronting Tata Sons: its leadership, and whether it will remain private. Instead, it has moved both battles to the shareholders’ meeting.

The wage ceiling for the retirement fund body now stands at Rs 25,000, up from Rs 15,000. What changes for workers, employees and the government?

Surendra Koli, who was acquitted in the Nithari killings cases, was found dead on Friday. Here is why the courts rejected his confession and recovery evidence and overturned his conviction.

The poll panel has allotted new names and symbols for the two rival TMC factions until it makes a final decision on their dispute. Why did the EC do so? And how does it decide who gets the original name and symbol?

UK national Johal, who was arrested in 2017 over alleged involvement in targeted killings in Punjab, has been granted bail by the Delhi High Court in seven cases, paving the way for his release. Here's what to know about the cases against him.

The UN is an international body with its headquarters located in New York. This week, the US approved visas for Iran’s delegation to attend the UNGA while refusing them to the Palestinians. We explain why.

The Taylor equation, introduced by economist John Taylor in 1993, prescribes how central banks should set interest rates in response to inflation and economic activity. But it also has some inherent real-world limitations.

Amid the heightened violence of war, how are certain actions deemed “war crimes” and what can be done after that assessment is made? We explain.

One case relates to the recruitment of the KPSC chief’s daughter Suma Sahukar (28) to the post of industrial extension officer in the state industries and commerce department under the OBC quota, allegedly using a fake income certificate.