The mango that broke a market
It is peak mango season in India. The Alphonso harvest is at its richest, the Kesar at its most fragrant.
It is peak mango season in India. The Alphonso harvest is at its richest, the Kesar at its most fragrant.
Every dowry death shocks the conscience. What is more troubling is how often such cases are explained away before the facts have been fully examined.
The smooth transfer of power in Karnataka has been hailed as a rare display of discipline in contemporary Indian politics.
On 12 May 2026, Twisha Sharma, 33, was found hanging in her matrimonial home in Bhopal’s Katara Hills. The FIR named her husband and mother-in-law on allegations of dowry harassment.
The opposition alleged that the building was originally a three-storey structure on which illegal construction of a fourth and fifth floor had been underway without structural assessment. Leaders pointed out that excavation work for a basement and water tank had weakened the foundation, causing the building to tilt.
Whether it was Hamas attack on innocent Israeli people at a party in 2023 or the subsequent bloody reprisal by IDF against Palestinians in Gaza, humanity suffered terrible shocks and descended to depths of hell.
Tt was 1979. I sat in the corner of a crowde d criminal law classroom at the Dhaula Kuan Law Centre, hoping to remain invisible. Yet, the gaze of Mr. Dhar - a faculty member for whom I hold the deepest respect even today - was unerring.
India’s agricultural crisis is no longer confined to crop failures, debt burdens or volatile market prices.
The end of communist rule in Kerala marks more than an electoral setback for the Left.
The Supreme Court of India’s verdict in the Tiger Global (TG) case this January raises aspects of vital importance for taxation of non-residents in India under the tax treaties as well as domestic law.
