Donald Trump's claims come a week after South Africa implemented the Expropriation Act. His claims were echoed by Elon Musk, who alleged that the new law was "racist", presumably against white South African citizens. All you need to know.

The Monetary Policy Committee's upcoming meeting is scheduled from February 5 to 7. Here is what to expect from the meeting, and why.

The Tribhuvan Sahkari University will come up on the campus of the Institute of Rural Management Anand in Gujarat, and be declared an institution of national importance. All you need to know

The ladi pav came to India with the Portuguese in the 16th century, when they established a colony in Goa. “Pão” in Portuguese means “bread”.

It follows similar legislation in other states, such as Madhya Pradesh, Uttarakhand and Uttar Pradesh. The proposed law also reverses the burden of proof to the accused.

The TomTom traffic index ranked Pune fourth globally for average travel time per 10 km – 33 minutes and 22 seconds – and congestion level. A plan aims to address these issues. We explain.

The use of military planes for deportation is unusual in the US, it is also very costly. Recently, Colombia's President had said he would only accept civilian planes sending back his countrymen. Why, then, is the Trump administration persisting with C-17s?

The SC hearing focused on the status of 63 of the 270 inmates of the Matia “transit camp”. State officials say the 63 have not divulged their nationality or address. This poses a unique problem.

Officials say this is the first time in recent lotteries that the number of final participants is less than the number of housing units on offer. One reason could be that the units are too expensive for the target group. What else could be responsible?

For the first time, the exams will start in February instead of March, giving students more time to prepare for competitive examinations or supplementaries, as the case may be.

How is the armed wing of the banned CPI (Maoist), currently operational mainly in the thick jungles of southern Chhattisgarh, organised? Who are their leaders, and what weapons do they have?

Ten people, including members of a NAAC inspection team and office-bearers of a university in Andhra Pradesh, in a case of alleged bribery for a favourable NAAC rating

The 472-acre land has been disputed for decades over its ownership and compensation. How have courts ruled? We explain.

Donald Trump's Remark to Take Over Gaza Explained: What is behind Trump's increasingly unorthodox positions? How have world leaders, including US allies, reacted to the Gaza idea? What part of Palestine's history does this episode echo? We explain in 5 points.

The partial failure of its NVS-02 navigation satellite on Sunday was the latest in a series of setbacks suffered by the Navigation with India Constellation (NavIC) system. We explain

Since 1979, the Arctic has warmed four times faster than the global average. This is an issue because the region acts as a refrigerator for the rest of the world — it helps cool the planet

It all began with a chance 1967 meeting between Air India’s then public relations officer Jot Singh and Dali in a New York hotel. Singh requested the surrealist create limited-edition souvenirs. Here is what happened next

A Middle East expert connects the dots to build the big picture following the US President’s statements. He has also put more pressure on Iran – how will that play out?

On Monday, the Bhopal district collector issued orders prohibiting begging in the district, and introduced stringent measures including registration of FIRs for receiving and giving alms.

Generally, the power of granting furlough is exercised by the executive. Why is the rule in Delhi different? What is furlough, and how is it different from parole? We explain.