Explained

The fifth part of Express Economic History Series.

Has Maggi broken food laws? Is it harmful for you? Indian Express explains the controversy over India’s favourite instant noodles.

The draft has been circulated with the industry and Services, the Ministry has appointed a 10-member committee to examine the policy.

His electric car is a paradigm-changer, an automobile in the mould of a mobile phone, and SpaceX could put him — and the world — in a different orbit altogether.

Activists say introduction of eggs in meals was one way of ensuring children get protein-rich food, especially in the tribal areas where malnutrition remains a concern.

Nuanced arguments about ‘value’ may square up statistically for now, but company results belie claims of a manufacturing rebound.

The tendency to endorse racist or sexist attitudes explicitly has decreased, but social biases may play out implicitly or unconsciously.

One rank, one pension (OROP) for military veterans was one of the first public promises made by Narendra Modi in his campaign which immediately won him the support of a majority of veterans in the

The man in CID custody for running an alleged illegal lottery racket is and alleged former employee of Lottery King Santiago Martin.

Kerala HC judgment is in line with consistent position taken by SC, the guiding principle is always freedoms guaranteed under Article 19.

The Supreme Court has permitted states to ban lotteries, pointing out that the right to sell lottery tickets is not a fundamental right.

On Wednesday, Jammu greeted Rajnath Singh with a bandh to protest the state government’s decision to scrap the artificial lake.

Tripura imposed AFSPA in February 1997 after a spate of killings and kidnappings by the National Liberation Front of Tripura.

Clinically, a heat stroke occurs only after body temperature crosses 104 degrees F, when excessive metabolism leads to a sharp fall in blood pressure and oxygen levels, a condition called hypoxia.

There is no alternative to boosting domestic production, farmers desperately need the incentive, and the country could do with saving on urea.

Officer in charge keeps fire station updated; when confused, can call in advice on procedure from seniors.

Akbar attempted one of history’s biggest and most successful experiments in empire-building.

Five Indians are in a list of suspected tax evaders published in the Swiss Federal Gazette.

For a week now, Gujjars in Rajasthan have disrupted trains on the busy Delhi-Mumbai corridor. What do they seek, and where is the demand stuck?

The then Petroleum Secretary, G V Ramakrishna's pitch to the oil majors was: with drilling rigs idle and exploration costs low, it made sense to risk bucking the trend.

SC will hear Monday petitions challenging death warrants issued against Amroha couple Shabnam and Salim, who killed 7 of her family in 2008.

Latest data show more than normal storage, good sign in a dodgy monsoon year.

The delivery of the Master Plan marks the second milestone in the three-stage plan of the MoU signed between International Enterprise, Singapore, and the Infrastructure Corporation of Andhra Pradesh.

J&K HC has assailed the system that lets those who can’t even write an essay on ‘The Cow’ to teach schoolchildren.

Nobel Laureate John F. Nash Jr died in a car crash on Sunday.