Parliament is set to increase the Lok Sabha's strength to 815 seats. This expansion includes reserving 272 seats for women, ensuring no sta...

The US and Singapore collectively contributed over a third of India's Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) in 2024-25, as per the Reserve Bank o...

Donald Trump’s plan for reciprocal tariffs over a flat fee—What does it mean and how will it affect other countries?As the global economy w...

The census results showed that the United states followed by Mauritius, the United Kingdom and Singapore accounted for 60 percent of the in...

The Office for National Statistics (ONS), which has been analysing census statistics to release information across various subcategories ba...

The demography of the United Kingdom is changing, and in the Census of 2021, it has come to light that in England and Wales, the population...

With the world fractured by war, commodity price shocks, possible recession, financial market stress, and a slide towards deglobalization, ...

State government and local bodies’ staff tasked with aiding the Census Commissioner and Registrar General of Citizen Registration, in condu...

After what it says is a "disappointing final reply", the group has decided to proceed with its legal action in the UK High Court.

The issue of revival of Sikh extremism will figure high on the agenda of Modi-May dialogue, people aware of the matter told ET.

Mumbai, with 28 billionaires is among the top 20 'billionaire cities' globally, which was topped by New York which is home to 103 billionai...

Despite being a crucible of political power, or perhaps because of that, eastern UP is deeply mired in casteism, fundamentalism and 'bahuba...

Nearly 800,000 people in Britain know little or no English with more than half not working, according to a study of the 2011 census.

Foreign-born owned households with a householder from Europe were the most likely to be owned free and clear (40 per cent).

People of Indian origin have seen the largest growth increase at more than 14 per cent since 2006, or up almost 150,000.

Australia is likely cut the number of skilled immigrants allowed into the country next year, following the global economic downturn.

Australia's Asian population is growing rapidly as more regional immigrants pour into a country once despised for its racially exclusive po...