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The anti-corruption body set up to probe excess and misuse  of public funds is under fire for inviting bids to buy a fleet of luxury BMWs—a move that raises more questions about accountability, credibility, and irony than it answers

POTUS’s latest actions—halting food aid, defying courts, and tearing down part of the White House—point to something far more deliberate than chaos

In a landmark verdict, the apex court has clarified that the existence of an employer-employee relationship cannot be determined by any rigid test, but through a nuanced evaluation of facts, law, and the realities of modern work structures

By Inderjit Badhwar When global politics burns, it’s usually oil that fuels the fire. This week’s cover story, Oil, Power, and Pressure: How Trump’s New Sanctions Are Testing India’s Energy Nerves...

Washington’s latest sanctions on Russia’s oil giants Rosneft and Lukoil have upended the global crude market—and thrust India into a delicate balancing act between energy security, economic stability, and geopolitical strategy

Once hailed as India’s master election strategist, Prashant Kishor found himself on the defensive—and on camera—as questions about his own education and electoral ambitions left him flustered. His on-air tantrum may have cost him more than just image points; it exposed the cracks in both his political strategy and the Opposition’s shaky unity in Bihar

Born in Uganda to Indian parents and raised on the ideals of art and activism, Zohran Mamdani is on the brink of becoming New York City’s next mayor. His rise—from filmmaker Mira Nair’s son to a democratic socialist shaking up American politics—reads like a script only Hollywood, or perhaps Bollywood, could have written

As the second oldest bourse in the country—the CSE—decides to shut shop, one sees the rise of Mumbai’s monopoly and  a concentrated financial map of India

Over 20 children have died across Madhya Pradesh and Rajasthan after consuming tainted medicines. What began as a medical mystery has spiralled into a national reckoning over India’s fragile drug regulation, systemic negligence, and moral failure in public health governance

The case of Zoharbee vs Imam Khan exposes a silent crisis in India’s multilingual judiciary—where a single mistranslated word can tilt the scales of justice