The Indus Waters Treaty, one of the world's oldest and most durable water-sharing agreements, is facing its most serious challenge in decades. Negotiations between India and Pakistan over the inter…
Jan Suraaj on Tuesday confirmed what political circles had speculated for months: the party has named Prashant Kishor as its candidate for the Bankipur by-election scheduled for July 30 in Bihar. T…
Pakistan has received a formal warning from UNESCO regarding reconstruction work at Taxila, the ancient city that once served as a centre of Vedic learning and stands today as a UNESCO World Herita…
The India Meteorological Department has confirmed that the southwest monsoon is set to advance into Delhi, Haryana, Chandigarh, and Punjab within the coming days, bringing much-needed relief after …
Mourners gathered in Pakistan on Saturday to bury 14 children killed when the roof of a tutoring center collapsed in the city of Lahore. The victims, all minors studying at the center, died when th…
At least 14 children died when the roof of a tutoring centre collapsed in eastern Pakistan, police confirmed. The incident occurred in the afternoon when students were attending afternoon classes a…
Deepak Parekh, chairman of India's largest mortgage lender HDFC, has called for accelerated consolidation among public sector banks, arguing that larger, stronger institutions are essential for sus…
A growing chorus of Bhojpuri singers is pushing back against decades of cultural stereotyping, demanding that one of India's oldest languages be treated with the same respect afforded to Hindi, Tam…
Counting began Wednesday morning in Punjab's municipal elections, with early trends showing the Congress party holding a narrow lead as votes were tallied across multiple constituencies. Authoritie…
India on Monday fired back at Pakistani Defence Minister Khawaja Asif after he publicly questioned New Delhi's handling of the Indus Waters Treaty, dismissing his remarks as a transparent effort to…
Mumbai's central bank district saw queues outside post offices last month as state authorities distributed the latest instalment under a programme that has now become the backbone of India's social…
A two-judge bench of the Supreme Court on Thursday refused anticipatory bail to an RTI activist, simultaneously observing that Right to Information activism had "become a new business" in India. Th…
