Liberty is not accepted in India as the ultimate goal of political systems. This is why, for instance, there is so much paranoia about foreign investments, wrote economist Ashok V Desai in 1995.

By R. Suryamurthy India’s decision to establish a domestic rare-earth magnet industry may seem like a technical footnote in a ...

NAIROBI: The seventh session of the United Nations Environment Assembly (UNEA-7) concluded on Friday in Nairobi with the ...

BRICS Pay is a proposed cross-border digital payment system being developed by the BRICS countries — Brazil, Russia, India, China, South ...

Twenty US states have sued the Trump administration over its $100,000 H-1B visa fee, calling it unconstitutional. The move could hit tech, healthcare and education sectors and sharply impact Indian ...

Indians embraced English for employment and enrichment, transforming it into a powerful tool for colonial resistance ...

As the seventh UN Environment Assembly (UNEA-7) wrapped up its closing plenary on Friday, the world’s top environmental body ...

Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus promises democratic renewal after the 2024 uprising, but February's election looks like political déjà vu: boycotts, bans, and the Awami League excluded just as they once ...

The Centre on Friday approved the conduct of the Census of India 2027, clearing the country's largest administrative and ...

In Governors of Empire, historian Amar Farooqui traces the journeys each of these men undertook, from arriving on Indian shores, through acquiring territories using equal parts trade agreements and ...

Controversy is outsourced to non-elite voices while the state’s dominant social and economic blocs remain untouched – almost.

The 2027 Census will, for the first time since Independence, collect caste data electronically during the population ...