In ‘Mother Mary Comes to Me’, Roy attempts a reckoning with her mother’s wrath, which bruised and scarred her as a child.

Beijing claims New Delhi’s production-linked incentives ‘discriminate against goods of Chinese origin’.

The deputy chief minister said his son Parth Pawar was not aware that the land his company had agreed to purchase belonged to the government.

The operation was launched in the Keran sector based on an intelligence input about an infiltration attempt.

A new book of essays by Zadie Smith, a critical look into Elon Musk’s empire, a biography of Johannes Vermeer and more.

In a corner of Betim, the Ferry Cross Museotel turns photographs into living memory, tracing a century of life along the Mandovi’s banks.

New Delhi has urged Moscow to halt the enlisting of Indian citizens into their armed forces, the Ministry of External Affairs said.

No United States government official will attend the event in Johannesburg ‘as long as these human rights abuses continue’, the president said.

Several Opposition leaders criticised the Union government for what they said would be a ‘truncated’ session.

Every week, Eco India brings you stories that inspire you to build a cleaner, greener and better tomorrow.

This literary performance – a monodrama so audacious and liberated – is one for the ages.

Kalyan Banerjee said that his photograph was superimposed, and his PAN and Aadhaar cards were used wrongfully.

These are the children on whose dreams the future of the country rests, and ‘they aren’t even getting a plate of dignity’, said the Congress leader.

From hunting birds as a boy to patiently observing them, armed with pencil and papers, the legendary ornithologist was a pioneer in the field.

Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar stated that the slips were generated during a mock poll held before the first phase of voting.

The book brings together a medley of letters submitted anonymously to Anderson by women across ethnicities, classes, faith and sexual orientations.

Next-generation drugs and diagnostic tools hold promise in a strategy focused on prevention and early detection.

In Myanmar, the deported refugees live in hiding. In India, their families wait from day to day for their loved ones or to be tossed into the sea themselves.

Author Ekta Chauhan allows glimpses into the lives of these rural communities, stranded in the middle of one of Asia’s largest metropolitan sprawls.

The Film and Television Institute of India’s principal between 1961 and 1971 broadened the horizons of students, creating a lasting effect on Indian cinema.

Is the book more about India or about the author in India?