A Europe-based disinformation watchdog has cracked open a nexus of dormant companies and fake media outlets promoting India’s diplomatic interests.
The Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Madras, one of India’s most haloed institutions of higher learning, is grappling a serious suicide crisis.
There’s something of a movement building up against Twitter India—on Twitter.
“Babur ki aulad” is a pejorative Hindu nationalists often use for Indian Muslims. It translates to “Babur’s progeny.”
Ram, the Hindu god, was born in Ayodhya. Ever since, his has been a tale of loss.
Guru Nanak, the founder of Sikhism, spent the last 18 years of his life in a small village in undivided Punjab. On his 550th birth anniversary, that village, Kartarpur, has shot to political and diplomatic limelight in south Asia.
The Indian justice system seems to be living the maxim “justice delayed is justice denied.”
India’s justice system has a conspicuous glass ceiling.
In about a month, it will be seven years since a paramedic’s gang rape in Delhi became a flashpoint for women’s safety in the country. While that led to several reforms on paper, such as the national Nirbhaya fund and death penalty for child rapists, India is still way off from making people feel safe.
What do you do when you’re living in a city that’s choking you? You plot an escape.
Does the world really care about Indian crafts? Going by the country’s measly 2% share of the $400-billion global crafts market, it would appear not.
A majority of Indians believe that over-the-top (OTT) platforms need their wings clipped.
Even well-heeled businessmen worry whether or not they will go viral on social media.
There was a time when buying a house was an Indian’s biggest aspiration. Today, it is travel.
“The results are out.”
A large number of Indians seem happy to forego textbooks and adopt tech-savvy online courses.
The Indian-American who just won the world’s highest honour in economics is simply the antithesis of much that the current Indian government stands for.
India’s space programme is a story of gumption.
As India expands its digital footprint and more Indians gain access to internet, what is next for the country’s digital journey?
For the first time in its 166-year history, Indian Railways is letting go of its monopoly on rail travel.
India’s hospitality industry is trying to grab on to a tiny glimmer of hope, and never let go.
Working mothers-to-be in India have it better than most of their developed world peers, but the country’s maternity laws may be just token gestures.
Prime minister Narendra Modi proved again, at the Howdy, Modi! event, that he is a true showman.
Indians are showing their solidarity with the ongoing global climate strike.
