India & World

The document said that India “does not link terrorism to any specific religion, ethnicity, nationality or civilisation”.

A 19-year-old student accused two men of drugging and gang raping her in Bengaluru; one man claims she tried to extort money with a morphed video.

Chief electoral officer Archana Patnaik said that the final voter roll comprised 56.71 million, roughly 11.6% less than the pre-SIR strength of 64.11 million.

The court issued formal notices on a batch of petitions challenging the reduction in cut-off and posted the matter for hearing next week.

The government eases scholarship rules for children of unorganised workers, benefiting over 100,000 students and settling 700,000 inoperative EPF accounts.

At least four people have died and 10 others have been hospitalised in the last 48 hours after allegedly consuming adulterated milk supplied by an unauthorised vendor in Andhra Pradesh’s East Godavari district

A new Class 8 social science textbook, published by the National Council of Educational Research and Training (NCERT), trains the focus on “freedom fighters” and “revolutionaries”

WhatsApp assures the Supreme Court it doesn't read private messages or sell user data, warning a data-sharing ban could harm businesses and user choice.

DMK may offer Congress 27 assembly seats and a Rajya Sabha berth for Tamil Nadu elections, amid ongoing power-sharing tensions between the allies.

Canadian PM Mark Carney visits India on February 27 to strengthen trade, energy, and AI ties, marking a significant diplomatic engagement.