Addressing worshippers after Eid prayers in Kolkata, the Trinamool Congress chief said she would not allow the Centre to take away citizens’ voting rights.

Young tigress Jhumri’s journey from Bandhavgarh to Achanakmar Tiger Reserve highlights the importance of permeable forests.

Dr Foad Izadi expresses dissapointment with India stand on the war.

The Union government on Saturday allowed an additional 20% allocation of commercial LPG to states and Union Territories.

Evaluating the records of Iran’s Ali Khamenei, Israel’s Benjamin Netanyahu and the US’s Donald Trump.

The title itself suggests that finding ‘home’ is not a linear journey. Therefore, for 40-year-old Nayan, there is no dramatic ‘arrival’ either.

On World Water Day, youth photographers in Bengaluru capture the daily routines around water in their localities.

The six MLAs, along with two previously suspended legislators, had voted in favour of BJP-backed Independent candidate.

An interview with the author of ‘All Our Loves: Journeys with Polyamory in India’.

The new Karanja Port gives Mumbai’s fishers a chance to experiment with data tech and fair trade practices.

The decision came at a time when airlines are facing higher costs due to the conflict in West Asia.

By juxtaposing workers against the emerging skyline of the city, the image can disrupt the tension between two forms of urbanism.

The Indian censor board has denied clearance for Kaouther Ben Hania’s film, which recreates a war crime committed in Gaza.

Iran warned that any such attack would lead to retaliation with strikes on key US infrastructure in West Asia.

Georges Simenon wrote ‘Le Chat’ in French in 1967. Ros Schwartz’s English translation was published in 2025.

Laljit Singh Bhullar denied the allegations and said that he had stepped down to facilitate a fair investigation.

The Kuki-Zo Council said it raised several key matters, including the need to maintain buffer zones until a political settlement is reached.

Nishi Chawla’s novel features the daughter of an interfaith couple grappling with a new reality after the demolition of the Babri Masjid in 1992.

The persons, nine of whom were detained on March 14, allegedly filmed military sites and railway stations, and shared the footage with foreign handlers.

For a decade, ‘The Statesman’ did not turn a profit. But funds suddenly materialised in June 2025 to help it acquire the news agency.