Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday condoled the loss of lives in Andhra Pradesh’s Kurnool bus accident and announced an ex gratia of Rs 2 lakh for the grieving families.
Union home minister Amit Shah on Wednesday assured that the long-pending issues of the Gorkhas in Darjeeling would “definitely be resolved,” stressing that the solution would be worked out within the constitutional framework.
West Bengal Governor RN Ravi urged the youth of West Bengal to take an active role in bringing about “positive change” and restoring the state’s lost glory, while highlighting what he described as a significant economic decline over the decades.
The Bombay High Court’s recent decision in ABC versus State of Maharashtra has recognized a long-denied truth: a single mother is a complete parent.
The Supreme Court’s recent refusal to mandate menstrual leave across India was not an abdication of concern for women’s health.
Artificial Intelligence is often described as the next phase of Information Technology. This idea has gained widespread acceptance across boardrooms, universities, and policy discussions.
For some reason, the news of the passing away of Asha Bhosle hit me much harder than the news of the death of her sister, the Melody Queen Lata Mangeshkar a few years ago.
When US President Donald Trump announced a naval blockade targeting Iranian ports, he was not merely escalating a regional conflict ~ he was testing the limits of economic coercion in a tightly interdependent world.
The transition from the declining Ottoman Empire to the contemporary Middle East is a story of profoundly tragic transformation fundamentally shaped by Western interests, strategies and intervention.
The fall of Hungarian leader Viktor Orbán after sixteen uninterrupted years in power is not merely a routine electoral upset; it is the delayed correction of a political system that had steadily concentrated authority while maintaining the outward rituals of democracy.
