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- Why Sonia Gandhi's Memoir Belonging Switched Publishers Before Its India Release
- Sonu Sood Arrives in Nepal With Relief Supplies, Vows to Help Bring Lives Back on Track
- ISRO Banks on GISAT-1A Launch to Break String of Recent Rocket Failures
- Wheelman Duo Brings the Bolshoi Tradition Into a New Era of Couture Crossover
- Modi Conferred Uzbekistan's Highest Honour, the Oliy Darajali Dostlik Order, in Tashkent
- Nepal Flood Death Toll Rises Past 734 as More Than 3,000 Remain Missing Across Border
- A Hindu Who Thinks Muslims Have No Place in Bharat Ceases to Be Hindu, Says Mohan Bhagwat in New York
- India Signs Deal to Buy Battle Tested Javelin Anti Tank Missiles From the US
- India and Uzbekistan Elevate Ties to Comprehensive Strategic Partnership, Set 5 Billion Dollar Trade Goal
- Nepal Flood Toll Surges Past 390 as Barrier Lake Breach Raises Fresh Flood Threat
- Chidambaram Says Many Tamil Nadu Government Offices Now Run Virtually Free of Corruption
- Nearly 1,500 Missing as Nepal Tibet Flash Floods Death Toll Climbs Past 165
- Identify and Destroy Threats Before They Grow, Amit Shah Tells Security Agencies
- Four India Based Firms Named in Latest Round of US Sanctions Over Iranian Oil Trade
- US Pauses Visa Appointments Worldwide for Consular Staff Training, Indian Applicants Among Those Hit
- India Calls Media Arrangements for Modi Trump G7 Meeting Standard Practice After US Envoy's Claim
- N. Ram Says Original Reporting Is Central to Rebuilding Public Trust in Journalism
- ICMR Rules Out New H1N1 Strain as Swine Flu Cases Rise Across India
- Veteran Tamil Actress Sowcar Janaki, Known for Landmark Roles Opposite Sivaji Ganesan, Passes Away
- Sajjan Kumar, Former Congress MP Convicted in 1984 Anti-Sikh Riots Case, Dies
- Explained: Why Andhra Pradesh Is Racing the Clock on Local Body Elections
- Why Washington Sanctioned Two International Criminal Court Officials
- Supreme Court to Set Up High Powered Panel to Probe Violence at Delhi Student Protests
- Tamil Nadu Pulls Back Circular That Sought to Keep Students Away From Protests
- Tamil Nadu's TVK Government Marks 100 Days With Welfare Push and Investment Claims
- BJP Replaces Amit Malviya as Its Social Media Chief After 11 Years
- Tata Sons Adjourns Its 108th AGM After Failing to Meet Quorum
- CJP Says Lok Sabha Blocked Three Sets of Questions on the Youth Protests and NEET-UG
- Bangladesh Says PM Tarique Rahman Will Skip India Visit Until Sheikh Hasina Is Extradited
- NTA to Hold a Separate Re-Exam for UGC-NET English, Sociology and Commerce Papers
- Tamil Nadu CM Vijay Calls for Zero Tolerance Toward Corruption in Maiden Independence Day Address
- Supreme Court Closes Criminal Cases Against Samay Raina and Four Others Over Disability Remarks
- Trustpilot Has Pulled BingCard's Rating Over Fake Reviews, and 45 of the 52 Left Standing Are One Star
- Washington Says the Rerouting of Chinese Goods Is Worth Somewhere Between 40 and 303 Billion Dollars, Which Is the Most Revealing Sentence in the Report
- Water Broke Into a Hydro Tunnel in Chamoli and Most of the Shift Got Out. The Danger Was Not a Roof Falling In
- The Objections That Ended Chandrasekaran's Term Were About the Balance Sheet, Which Means His Successor Inherits Them
- Bihar Has Barred Assault Rifles From Crowd Control, Which Was Already Forbidden. The Difference Is That Now the Weapon Will Not Be There
- The Owners Backed Him, the Committee Backed Him, and One Board Member Was Enough. Chandrasekaran Is Leaving Tata Sons
- Karnataka Has Banned Gutka for a Year, Which Is the Longest Ban Its Food Safety Commissioner Is Allowed to Impose
- The Inquiry Worked and the Charges Are Proved. The Only Punishment Parliament Had Was Removal, and He Left Before It Could Be Used
- The Students Asked for the CBI. They Have Been Given the Enforcement Directorate, Which Investigates a Different Question
- The Dilemma Rahul Gandhi Has Put to the Home Minister Is Sharper Than It Looks, and Narrower Too
- Mayawati's Objection Is Familiar. Her Actual Demand Is Not, Because She Is Asking the Government to Argue Better in Court
- Six Rounds of Talks in Sixteen Days, and the Protesters Say That Is the Strategy
- Two Different Lists, One Argument: What the Supreme Court Has Reserved Judgment On in the Tamil Nadu Quota Case
- Kerala Says the Safety Checks the Court Ordered on Mullaperiyar Were Never Done. Tamil Nadu Wants the Level Raised Anyway
- In Ranchi the Congress Is Backing a Protest Against a Government It Is Part Of
- An Acquittal Reversed After Five Years, Which Almost Never Happens Because Almost Nobody Appeals
- Twenty Ministers for Karnataka, Approved in Delhi, Including the Man Who Will Referee the Assembly
- Justice Liberhan Has Died at 87, and the Commission That Carried His Name Is a Lesson in How India Builds Inquiries
- The Wrestlers Will Appeal. The Question Their Case Never Got to Ask Is Why a Criminal Court Was the Only Room Available
- The Interesting Number in the Gig Pension Story Is Not 5,000 Rupees a Week. It Is 500
- Karnataka Asks Its Own Side to Call Off the Bandh, and a Former Chief Minister Names the Thing Nobody Has Built
- An Examination Can Only Be Taken Voluntarily if There Is Somewhere Else to Go
- Oil Is Leaving the Gulf Again, by Relay. That Is Recovery of a Kind, and It Is Not the Same as a Working Strait
- An FIR in Varanasi Over a Skit in Delhi, and the Question of Who Gets to Answer the Charge It Was Making
- Eight Dead in a Night of Rain in Kerala, and Two of Them Died in Holes That Were Dug on Purpose
- About 170 Candidates for Every Government Post. The Queue Is Not Irrational, It Is a Verdict on Every Other Door
- Delhi Says the NEET Protest Cases Are Closed. An Order From the Home Department Cannot Close Them
- Tamil Nadu Asks the Centre to Take Back a Sentence, Because on the Cauvery Sentences Become Precedent
- India as a Proving Ground for AI Is a Flattering Argument. It Is Also Half of One
- A Task Force on Exams, and a Government Moving Back to the Agenda It Wanted
- Rishikanta Singh Equals the Games Snatch Record, Then Loses Gold in the Clean and Jerk
- The Reserve Bank Says Its Dollar Push Has Raised 32 Billion, and That It Is Not Recycled Money
- A Rare 1776 Printing of the Declaration of Independence Turns Up in Britain's National Archives
- Anahat Singh Becomes the First Indian to Win the World Junior Squash Title
- The Jantar Mantar Protest Winds Up After Three Rounds of Talks
- Pralhad Joshi Picks Up Education on Top of Three Portfolios He Already Holds
- SEBI Closes the Axis Front Running Case With a Seven Year Ban and 21 Others Barred
- Education Minister Steps Down as the NEET Leak Row Reaches the Cabinet
- Nearly Half of India's Exports to the United States Fall Outside the New Tariff
- India's First Medal of These Commonwealth Games Comes From a Para Powerlifter From Bihar
- AU Small Finance Bank's Profit Is Up 37 Percent, and the Secured Book Did the Work
- The Finance Minister Asks Tax Officers to Prevent Disputes Rather Than Manage Them
- PhonePe's Revenue Growth Slows to 11 Percent While the Loss Widens 62 Percent
- IDFC First Bank's Profit More Than Doubles, and the Wholesale Book Grew Fastest
- Samsung and Broadcom Sign a Chip Pact Worth More Than 200 Billion Dollars to 2030
- The Anti Paper Leak Bill Raises the Ceiling on Punishment. Enforcement Is the Harder Half
- India Weighs a Standalone AI Law, and the Hard Part Is Agentic Autonomy
- Global Capability Centres Are on Track to Take Half of India's Office Demand
- The Student Protest Ran on Short Video, and That Changed What Taking Part Meant
- The Argument About Casting a Biopic Has Come Down to a Belly
- Nvidia and SK Group Put More Than 500 Billion Dollars Behind AI Data Centres and Memory
- NTPC Clears a 12,000 Crore Rupee Debenture Programme, to Be Drawn Down as Needed
- Bank of India Wants 1.2 Billion Dollars From Non Residents, and Cheaper Deposits Are the Point
- Amazon Adds 13 Billion Dollars to Its India Plan, Taking the Total to 48 Billion
- Crude and the Rupee Push the Nifty Under a Level Traders Were Watching
- India and Pakistan Start the Asian Games Cricket at the Quarter Final Stage
- No Law Expressly Allows Live Facial Recognition at a Protest, Senior Lawyers Say
- A Marriage Certificate Is Not a Marriage, the Gujarat High Court Rules
- The India UK Trade Deal Is In Force, and What It Left Out Matters as Much as What It Covers
- A 3.8 Billion Dollar Acquisition Puts Psychedelics Back Inside Mainstream Psychiatry