A new bill proposes changes to transgender rights in India. It moves away from self-identification for legal gender recognition. The bill r...

Congress leader Vivek K Tankha urged Rajya Sabha for legal protection for chartered accountants, citing threats to privacy and client confi...

Western nations are increasingly restricting tourist access, moving beyond traditional immigration controls. The US is implementing health-...

The concept of 'mother tongue' faces scrutiny. It is often viewed as more of a sociopolitical construct than a linguistic reality. Language...

The US is facing a decline in international student enrollment due to stricter visa policies, increased scrutiny of social media, and campu...

Pierre Poilievre, leader of the Conservative Party of Canada, is challenging the Liberal establishment in the 2025 federal election. A vete...

In a major move, President Trump signed an executive order to dismantle the Department of Education, transferring educational control to st...

Nonprofits are vital agents of societal change, addressing issues beyond market and government reach. They tackle social injustices, drive ...

Vestager, a Danish politician who was the rare EU official to become known globally, has faced plenty of detractors over the years. When sh...

Reflecting on the 90-year journey of India's RBI, from political shifts to economic reforms, and its pivotal role in financial evolution. W...

"We need to understand that India is at a fork where it has stood on several occasions. We can go the Cricket way, or the Rugby way. The bi...

In his autobiography, Raghavan, who investigated the case as director of the CBI, writes scathingly about the role of the Congress but also...

The chief minister now commands his government from an 80-room palace on Gupkar Road, on a hillock overlooking most of Srinagar.

The 'target-the-rich' campaign completely misses the nuances. For example, today's young Indians represent the best antidote to black money.

How did small, obscure companies bag a coal block where larger, more established ones failed?

Kapil Sibal on Wednesday came under a fresh wave of attack on government's move to monitor content on social networking sites.

Manmohan Singh has to get this right: appoint honest, talented people in six top & key bureaucratic posts. ET finds out whether the PM can ...