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India faces a rising wave of scams where fear, profiling, and technology collide. From retirees to seasoned professionals, no one is safe from the new weapon of psychological fraud: the so-called “digital arrest”

The apex court’s tough stand on pollution pushes states towards accountability

At the United Nations, the US president delivered a fiery attack on allies, flipped his stance on Ukraine, and exposed the contradictions that define his administration

The top court cracks down on police stations where CCTV “failures” hide custodial torture

When CJI Gavai insisted that his judgment against the forceful use of bulldozers by governments was the most satisfying for him, he would have been referring to a possible extrapolation of his order that can make sure that judicial processes do act as the balancing factor in any governmental overreach. The bulldozer is just symbolic

WhatsApp’s data-sharing practices face unprecedented judicial scrutiny, with India’s competition watchdog pushing back against Big Tech’s “take it or leave it” approach to user rights

A bungled anthem in Dubai, a pop star’s cheeky dig, and India’s defiant no-handshake policy turned an Asia Cup clash into a spectacle of politics, patriotism, and pain far beyond the cricket pitch

Riyadh’s mutual defence pact with Islamabad signals a regional power shift, raising fresh concerns for India over security, energy, and nuclear diplomacy

By Inderjit Badhwar Every generation has a technology that unsettles the way we see the world. The printing press democratized information, but also spread propaganda. Television reshaped politics...

From Aishwarya Rai Bachchan to Karan Johar, India’s biggest names are battling a new villain—AI-enabled deepfakes. Their courtroom fights highlight how technology is outpacing the law in protecting celebrity identity and dignity