The Hon’ble President of India, in her capacity as the Visitor of the University of Delhi, has granted a second term to the incumbent Vice Chancellor, Prof. Yogesh Singh.
India's Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology has given Meta seven days to explain how paid advertisements on Instagram, some allegedly containing explicit search terms and directing users to Telegram channels selling child sexual abuse material for less than the price of a cup of tea, passed through the company's own advertising review systems.
We have become a civilization unwilling to wait. We want strawberries in winter and mangoes beyond summer.
The latest exchange of strikes between the United States and Iran has laid bare a familiar paradox of international politics: wars often continue because neither side can secure through force what only diplomacy can ultimately deliver.
The latest developments in the Hardeep Singh Nijjar murder case may not answer every question, but they fundamentally alter the debate.
Political history is too important to be left either to political memory or to political mythology. Its first obligation is historical explanation.
The question is no longer whether India needs these lessons, but whether it is prepared to adopt them at the scale and speed that climate change demands.
The disappearance of Satluj from an Indian streaming platform within days of its release is about far more than the fate of a single film.
The formation of a new government in West Bengal offers a historic opportunity not only for administrative reform but also for environmental renewal.
A nation’s bookshelves often reveal more about its future than its election slogans. What people choose to read reflects not only their interests but also their anxieties, ambitions and sense of identity.
