Pakistan has been spreading false information regarding the destruction of Indian military assets, particularly the Sudarshan S-400 air def...

Murali Naik, a soldier from Andhra Pradesh, died in Jammu and Kashmir. He was killed during cross-border shelling. Murali joined the Army d...

Press Information Bureau (PIB) has exposed fake news from Pakistan. This followed India's strikes under 'Operation Sindoor'. Pakistan sprea...

With rising forest fire risks accelerated by climate change and governance failures, some initiatives like community-led early warning syst...

The People's Democratic Party (PDP) initiated a signature campaign in Srinagar to support a bill for banning liquor in Jammu and Kashmir. L...

India, one of the world's largest greenhouse gas emitters, has been a world leader in taking steps to address the climate change problem. P...

In today's ETtech Morning Dispatch: Acko raises $200 million to become India's latest startup unicorn, Govt-Twitter spat set up escalate ov...

The idea of self-reliance should come with the caveat of key sector focus and not an economy-wide spread. The latter would simply take us b...

In recent months, Airtel and Ola have all been roiled by controversies linked to comments on social media.

As the news of Reshi's killing spread through the town, the locals began a shutdown demanding those behind the recent killings be apprehend...

The Congress, on its website, also put out an article on demonetisation, dubbing it as a "Modi-Made Disaster".

In Habba Kadal, in downtown, houses are like conjoined twins. Attached to each other, a permanence that is difficult to rupture.

A first step, perhaps, is fine-tuning the guidelines for social media use for its departments published by the government last week.

Elections got over in this most unusual of Indian states. Fittingly, therefore, here's a flavour of Goa through three very unusual stories.