G7 leaders are urging President Trump to refocus on the Ukraine war. France and other European nations are now the main supporters of Kyiv....

India saw inflows topping $155 billion in 2025-26 via remittances. Add another estimated $50 billion from this scheme which will run until ...

Indian banks are launching a global campaign to attract over $50 billion in deposits from the diaspora. This initiative aims to strengthen ...

Amidst the alarming increase in cyber scams, the Hyderabad Police have initiated Operation Octopus, a mission aimed at dismantling the enti...

India is strongly advocating for major changes in global institutions. External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar stated that the United Natio...

A highly educated tutor and game developer from Torrance, California, Cole Tomas Allen, was arrested following a shooting at the White Hous...

West Bengal Assembly Elections 2026: Dum Dum Uttar constituency is no longer a guaranteed win for the TMC. Senior minister Chandrima Bhatta...

Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman called for a single know-your-customer system across the financial sector. She asked the Securities and...

India's campaign finance laws have set pending limits for candidates, but have not capped expenditure by parties, a situation that creates ...

Politics costs money. Indians are proud of their democracy but choose not to fund it as individual citizens.

We, as India’s voters and stakeholders in society, economy and the environment, have every right to have access to the same data.

The EC said that such provisions cannot be allowed as it will not be possible to check expenditures over and above which is provided by the...

Before elections, when campaign finance is required, a lot of real estate is sold, creating a glut, with prices slumping.

The Congress should initiate reforms, urging companies and individuals to donate openly in fund-raisers for the party.

Campaign finance reform and rules that minimise political discretion in administration will help clean the system.

Sonia Gandhi has told her colleagues something that needed to be said for a long time: stop bickering and get back to work.

The government will soon announce wide-ranging political, administrative and judicial reforms to counter the image deficit caused by a bliz...