Important new political and military markers are being laid down by US and China in Asia. Delhi will have an important role to play

A move is afoot to bring forth constitutional amendments to take away the rights of the judicial courts to intervene in matters connected with the decisions of Parliament, state assemblies and councils.

We are staring at an employment crisis, which could get worse. But with policy support that could change

With the right incentives and administrative backing, informal healthcare providers and pharmacists can become partners in the country’s public health missions

Report showing increasing global capacity of plants running on fossil fuel does not augur well for meeting Paris climate pact target

Inflation edges lower as food prices ease. Clarity over monsoon and oil prices will determine MPC pivot

His story is a cautionary tale. In the post-George-Floyd era, these are issues that continue to reverberate not just in the US but across the world

His songs offered a necessary diversion at a time when Punjab's people lived under the shadow of the gun

Delhi has woken up to the need for developing its ignored island territories. Focus on Andaman and Nicobar is welcome

Terrorists shot dead three persons and indulged in widespread violence and arson in Punjab during the last 24 hours, as the Akalis observed a protest day against alleged killings by the CRPF.

In theory, all or most heat-related deaths and illnesses are preventable while in practice, gauging the public health impact of extreme temperatures is difficult

His discovery continues to influence critical research into areas such as Dark Matter and the unification of forces

SC setting aside arbitral award on Delhi Metro rights a wrong. It is also a cautionary tale

It was called off following an agreement on wage revision between the government and leaders of the four federations of port and dock workers. The withdrawal was announced after a “memorandum of understanding” was signed.

WHO report speaks of familiar healthcare deficits. India's programme to control the liver disease must course correct

The Prime Minister, Mrs Indira Gandhi, reiterated India’s full support to the Palestine Liberation Organisation under the leadership of Yasser Arafat.

Sensex high marks investor confidence. However, there are concerns over valuations

Predicament of Indian medical students in Ukraine highlights gaps and absences in education system at home

Forbes magazine has revealed that all billionaires under 30 -- there are 15 of them in the world today -- have done the hard work of having the right last names

India and Libya turned a new leaf in their bilateral relations when they decided to upgrade their economic and technical cooperation and explore ways to achieve a deeperpolitical relationship

Initiative to help students who are struggling academically is much-needed and heartening

Governments have not always given proper respect to SC rulings that underline the links between ecology and human dignity. Delhi’s continuing air pollution is a classic example of the gap between jurisprudence and policy

The rise of horror fiction has historically coincided with periods of social unrest. The current surge veers towards the political and the feminist, a reaction to and escape from some of the more terrifying real-life prospects

EOW sources hinted there might be more properties in Dalal's name, and they too will be brought under the ambit of the Maharashtra Protection of Interest of Depositors Act.