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What does New York's lawsuit mean for former US president Donald Trump and his family company? What is the significance of the case? We explain

Here is what you need to know about why the funeral for Abe - Japan's divisive but longest-serving premier - has become a lightning rod for public anger.

Presidents do have broad authority to declassify material, experts say, but there is a detailed process unlike what Donald Trump described. Here's a look at how declassification works.

Italy elections: The polls come after the national unity government of Prime Minister Mario Draghi, a darling of the European establishment who is widely credited with increasing Italy’s credibility and influence, collapsed amid a revolt

The National Testing Agency and the University Grants Commission (UGC) maintain that the normalisation of marks is the best method available to offer a level playing field to all candidates who took the entrance exam.

What are the LIV golf players contending, why has LIV Golf not been included in the Official World Golf Rankings, and why are these players arguing for their inclusion? We explain.

The only problem faced by children and young people of Socially Advanced Castes who are genuinely poor is that they are not able to afford education to the fuller level for want of financial capacity.

In the Gyanvapi case, the petitioners want to establish that the ‘Shivling’ existed in its place much before the mosque came into being through carbon dating.

This isn't the era of war, PM Narendra Modi told Russian President Vladimir Putin, reiterating a consistent Indian line. Russia is India's major military good supplier, and with the crisis on the LAC still not

A tight liquidity condition could lead to a rise in the government securities yields and subsequently lead to a rise in interest rates for consumers too.

The Dawoodi Bohras are members of the Muslim community’s Shia sect, and according to the members, around 1 million members of the community are spread across the world.

Declaring an organisation a terrorist organisation has serious consequences in law, including criminalising its membership and the forfeiture of the property of the organisation.

The market regulator mandates stockbrokers to settle i.e., transfer the available credit balance from trading account to bank account, at least once in a quarter (90 days) or 30 days. What changes under the new

NASA is about to clobber a small, harmless asteroid millions of miles away. A spacecraft named Dart will zero in on the asteroid, intent on slamming it head-on at 14,000 mph (22,500 kph).

What is the Popular Front of India, accused of terrorist activities, that was raided by the NIA in 15 states across the country? What are the allegations against the PFI, and what is the political

The current crisis began after President Bhandari refused to ratify Nepal's citizenship bill, which was sent to her twice after it was passed by both Houses of Parliament over the span of a month.

The Supreme Court Tuesday upheld the validity of the Haryana Sikh Gurdwaras (Management Act), 2014. What was the case; the legal challenge and arguments? What has the Supreme Court said? What happens next?

Imran’s “western conspiracy” cry has mined the anti-American vein running through the conservative new middle class of Pakistan, including in the army, which sees itself as a true middle-class institution.

With the US Federal Reserve set to hike rates further, outflows from emerging markets are likely to continue, putting pressure on the currencies and markets in countries such as India.

Why has the government issued a draft Telecommunication Bill? What are some of the key amendments to existing telecom laws? Does the proposed Telecom Bill also look to address issues being faced by the telecom

Dvorak was an American meteorologist best credited for developing the Dvorak (read as Do-rak) technique in the early 1970s.

Massive countrywide raids were carried out on the Popular Front of India on Sept 22 and Sept 27 by the NIA, ED, and state police forces, and scores of its leaders were arrested or detained.

The government has announced a special tourist train to cover the 'Ambedkar Circuit'. Over the last eight years, the Narendra Modi government has hailed and celebrated Ambedkar in multiple ways in an attempt to stake

Broadcasting court proceedings is a step in the direction of transparency and greater access to the justice system, but there are concerns around the impact of live streaming both on judges and the people watching

Researchers from the University of Eastern Finland have found that small pieces of plastic called nanoplastics can travel up the human food web, through plants, insects and even fish.