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The process of experts suggesting changes to reports before they are published was followed in this case too, said the Archaeological Survey of India.

The interim government is under pressure to announce elections. But it seems more interested in so-called reforms.

Instead of heatwaves, May has seen excess rainfall.

An excerpt from ‘If Elephants Could Talk’, by Ranjeeta Raam.

The ship carrying 640 containers, including ‘hazardous cargo’, sank off the coast on May 25.

The US administration’s import of 49 white South Africans is a deliberate political strategy.

Some families say they have spotted their relatives in videos from Bangladesh, others have approached the court, fearing they have been forced out of India.

The first Hindi newspaper ‘Udant Martand’ was published 200 years ago on May 30.

ZEE5’s Marathi horror series stars Kishor Kadam, Shubhankar Tawde, Rutuja Bagwe and Shubhangi Bhujbal.

An excerpt from ‘The Last Bench’, translated from the Bengali by V Ramaswamy.

Candidates can download answer keys from the official website natboard.edu.in.

Hamas claimed the proposal in its current form would only result in ‘the continuation of killing and famine’ in Gaza, but said it is still under discussion.

Candidates can download their results from the official website bpssc.bihar.gov.in.

Karan Kandhari’s comedy is out in cinemas.

The United States said in its appeal that political branches, not courts, take decisions on foreign policy and drive economic policy.

The Hindi series, an adaptation of the Israeli show ‘Magpie’, is out on Sony LIV.

Samuel Abiola Robinson (‘Sudani From Nigeria’) leads Dibakar Das Roy’s feature debut.

The written exam will be conducted in June 2025.

Indian politicians appear to be treating the global outreach as an opportunity to project themselves to their voters back home.