A new right of way: What AP’s Pedestrian Policy means for the public
For millions of people who walk to bus stops, schools, markets, workplaces and other public places every day, Andhra Pradesh’s new Pedestri…
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For millions of people who walk to bus stops, schools, markets, workplaces and other public places every day, Andhra Pradesh’s new Pedestri…
Five constituencies in core Bengaluru region see more than 50% of its electoral rolls getting deleted, unseen in other major States. Despit…
Charles Pyngrope asserted that there is no question of a "Nakli TMC" in the state.
Yanis Yushvaev was known to police as the head of the Caucasian Mafia.
Co-founder of the People’s Archive of Rural India (PARI), Sonya was dedicated to uplifting women in marginalised communities
Deloitte had allegedly set non-public goals around the racial and gender composition of its workforce.
The boy, identified as Nazish, is a native of Bihar
A tribunal was constituted in 2016, but chairpersons and members have not been appointed so far, says FGG president M. Padmanabha Reddy
Outreach programmes will be organised to publicise central government welfare schemes.
Justices G.R. Swaminathan and V. Lakshminarayanan come to the rescue of thousands of depositors duped by fraudulent financial institutions …
India's rice shipments to Iran hold steady amid US sanctions and wartime trade disruptions.
Social media companies are facing a global backlash
The byelection results in Bankipur and Datia, where the BJP lost, as well as the Jantar Mantar protests, have drawn considerable attention …
The use of Nvidia chips to process tasks for end customers is remarkably inefficient.
"If our recent advertisement has inadvertently hurt the sentiments of some segments of society, that was not our intent at all. Out of resp…
Diplomacy offers Xi another way to be seen as contributing to finding a solution to the war
The Minister said India offers a complete bouquet from design to large-scale deployment, and the country has a market not only for testing …