If the Bill to remove arrested ministers is passed, India will join the ranks of Belarus, Bangladesh, Cambodia, Cameroon, Congo (DRC), Myanmar, Nicaragua, Pakistan, Russia, Rwanda, Uganda, Venezuela, Zambia and Zimbabwe which routinely jail Opposition leaders

The US President has overturned the foundational ideas of his country

Too many Indians lose their rightful legacy due to outdated laws and paper trails. Electronic wills could change that

Sergio Gor is not a detached official; he is a confidant. That makes his appointment unconventional, but also consequential

In a sudden and surprising move, the government revoked its order deporting the Sri Lankan Tamil leader, S C Chandrahasan, following “an appeal” by him to the Prime Minister.

Rushing bills and rejecting discussions on issues of national importance have become the norm.

At what point do adults get to choose what games they play and take responsibility for the consequences?

Arguments against the ban overlook the statistics on gaming-related suicides and broken homes

A trade deal is just the first step. India’s regulatory structures need an upgrade

Successful test of indigenous air defence system shows depth of Indian defence research, how collaboration with private sector and foreign partners can fill gaps

What will my friends think of me spouting fake rubbish? Will my twin know my thoughts, memories, things I don't want to talk about?

Consider how much the sector is holding India back today and in the future. We present three facts based on our new research.

Eleven years after the scheme, almost 100 per cent of households and over 90 per cent of adults have a bank account

It generates employment, boosts economy and is insulated from trade shocks.

Unless the ECI is made to adopt more expansive criteria of eligible documents, more than two crore face removal.

The Ganesh Chaturthi festival that we now know of today had its origins in 1894 in Poona, as a Hindu substitute for Moharram.

The most pragmatic approach is to weather the storm: Intensify lobbying efforts, engage key Republicans and most importantly, implement economic and social reforms at home to attract global investment

The science of brain plasticity is showing that we are losing a range of abilities, not just spatial orientation and navigation, but the ability to remember things and concentrate, interact with others, regulate our emotions and plan for the future.

Bombay’s first riot was in 1832, when a mob of 200, mostly Parsis, attacked policemen who were trying to round up strays. The community has special affection for the canine breed and even includes a dog in its funerary rites.

As India stands tall this Independence Day, it is time to remember these women — not as footnotes to a masculine history, but as foundational architects of freedom.

The ebb and flow of political and security issues ought not to deflect it from rendering justice according to law. The legal issue was crystallized before the Supreme Court. The Court refrained from deciding the issue based on a promise to the Court

Nobody wants children mauled or terrorised by dogs and indeed, something needed to be done. To cultivate awareness means to remain as true to the truth as possible; and to make peace with all the ugliness that comes with, as Camus said, the terrible responsibility of life.

Why should taxpayers pay elected representatives when they are not doing their job?

Congress and INDIA bloc is committed to reclaiming a level playing field