This is the first time in India that cloud seeding is being conducted to fight air pollution; the technique has been used ...

The universal chord: An aspiration for frictionless escape K-culture touches a universal chord precisely because it offers an aspirational, frictionless escape from the chaotic realities of life. We ...

Francesca Orsini is perhaps the fourth foreign scholar with a valid visa to be denied entry in recent years. Indian officials claim she was blacklisted for doing research in the past on a tourist visa ...

An explosive recording – which the Manipur government claims is ‘doctored’ – has now been placed before the Judicial Commission investigating the violence in the state.

The journalist has been charged with IPC sections which carry a jail term of up to seven years. This is the second time the UP police has arrested Kanojia. In 2019, the Supreme Court ordered his ...

As thousands defied the curfew on December 12, Guwahati and the areas around it witnessed widespread police shooting.

Across much of the world, voters are turning to populists who are intensely distrustful of the institutions on which liberal democracy is built.

'We cannot encourage communalism or narrow-mindedness, for no nation can be great whose people are narrow in thought or in action.' ...

Social media accounts found an old photograph that he had posted with his wife and daughter and posted a barrage of comments calling Misri a “traitor” for “offering” his “head to Pakistan”. These ...

Some people believe we never went to the Moon because of the existence of the Van Allen radiation belts.

Jonathan Haslam’s book is a corrective and also makes a critique of how the history of international relations is practised.

A spate of legislation surrounding 'love jihad' is justified on grounds of allegedly increasing instances of Muslim men marrying Hindu women. But is there any real evidence to support these claims?