When three Bollywood icons endorse a pan masala brand claiming to contain saffron, the question arises: Should celebrities be held accountable for what they promote?
As India inches towards the 2026 exercise, South India—led by Tamil Nadu CM MK Stalin—is bracing for a political and cultural battle over representation, resources, and the imposition of Hindi
As petitions challenging the 1991 Act flood the apex court, the legal, political, and communal stakes have never been higher. Will history be rewritten, or will the law stand firm?
The Bill has cleared the Lok Sabha and, once passed by the Rajya Sabha and the President, will enable a bank account holder to nominate four people to her/his account
An international conference on ending plastic pollution comes unglued after countries want curbs on plastic production. Hope lives on for another attempt, even with climate skeptic Donald Trump looming large on the horizon
The apex court has recently reiterated that the terms “socialist”and “secular” in the Preamble need to be seen in the Indian context, and not as dogmatic principles. Who doesn’t want a welfare state, the Court wondered
The worsening situation in Delhi and the NCR has made life difficult for citizens. Despite the apex court reminding the centre and states that protecting the citizen’s right to a pollution-free atmosphere is their constitutional obligation, the capital is back in Covid-era masks
A recent verdict of the apex court has said that not all private property can be taken over by the State, while overturning Justice Krishna Iyer’s 1978 observation. Socialism may have been forgotten, but public welfare is still a focus, said dissenting judge Justice Sudhanshu Dhulia