Scroll spoke to Sanjay Singh of the Aam Aadmi Party to understand why some in the opposition are against the ceasefire.

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Property prices in Devanahalli have soared while more companies are expected to set up base on the outskirts of India’s tech hub.

Published on May 14 1925, the novel follows Clarissa Dalloway as she prepares to host a party.

The just-released civil registration system figures indicate that India recorded 3.74 million excess deaths in the pandemic years.

Intermittent fasting appears to be so beneficial for health because of the way it alters our metabolism.

Farewell Ethan Hunt, or never say never?

New Delhi is unlikely to change its muscular and security-centric approach towards the region, say observers. It might engage with Kashmir but on its own terms.

The parade of men behaving badly with little to redeem them begins to feel like ritual self-flagellation.

A novel translated from the Swedish, one from Italian, another from French, and more.

Seventeen persons have been held in the state so far in connection with similar cases.

The jarring contrast between virtual rage begs a question: what have we made of nationalism and what has it made of us?

Part two of ‘Dead Reckoning’ is out in Indian cinemas six days before the US release.

The Union government had on Thursday suspended the airport ground handling company’s permit ‘in the interest of national security’ amid tensions with Pakistan.

The all-party groups will project ‘national consensus and resolute approach’ to combating terrorism, the Union government said.

The Lucknow gharana stalwart chose the path laid out by her guru and followed it all her life.

G Sudhakaran, a former state minister, had retracted his statement and said that no such incident took place during 1989 Lok Sabha elections.

Many of the collection’s strongest stories are preoccupied with the disintegrating image of institutional religion in the eyes of the general public.

Candidates can apply for the posts at recruitment2.rajasthan.gov.in till May 25, 2025.

Candidates can download their hall tickets from the official website punjabpolice.gov.in.