The Supreme Court order scrapping FIRs linked to the CJP-led exam protests puts fresh focus on Article 142, a provision legal scholars have argued over since the Constitution came into force. What is this Article and why has its use been controversial?

Gloria Steinem also visited India in the 1950s and collaborated with Indian feminists to discuss common concerns. Few managed to bring the kind of accessibility she did to issues such as reproductive rights.

In response to a Right to Information (RTI) request in 2022, the Delhi Police had revealed that it considered a match to be “positive” if its system showed an accuracy rate of 80 per cent.

A new UNEP report says crossing the 1.5°C warming threshold is now unavoidable, with temperatures likely to peak around 1.8°C even in the best-case scenario. Here's what that means for climate policy and global action going forward.

BJP Rajya Sabha MP Raghav Chadha’s name was deleted from Punjab’s draft electoral roll. The SIR process provides an opportunity for those incorrectly deleted in the draft to get back to the rolls by filling Form 6, which is the electors’ enrolment form.

OpenAI describes Astra as a model built for end-to-end work, rather than only answering prompts. But its release comes at a time when cybersecurity and AI models have made headlines.

A prime piece of land that was part of the Lukshmi Vilas Palace estate till the 1950s has gone to a temple trust. Here’s the story of how the land dispute began, and how it stretched over five decades, and how it’s still continuing.

Former ambassador Ashok Sajjanhar says the pivot around which the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation revolves are the Central Asian countries, which India has long considered as part of its extended neighbourhood.

NHRC has issued notices over paid Instagram ads directing users to Telegram channels offering child sexual abuse material. Of 1.9 million CyberTipline reports India received in 2025, only a fraction translated into police action.

September 5 became Teachers’ Day during Radhakrishnan’s presidency. While official accounts credit his wish to honour teachers, another account credits a teachers’ federation and Jawaharlal Nehru.

India completely overhauled its official statistics in 2026, leading to revisions in old data. But how is it arriving at those revisions? Here's a simple guide.

There are many different methods of portraying a three-dimensional sphere on a two-dimensional surface, and each comes with its own drawbacks or distortions. The one you pick depends on the purpose you need it for.

While several Earth observation satellites operate in low Earth orbit (160-2,000 km above Earth’s surface), EOS-5 will be positioned roughly 36,000 km above Earth, in geosynchronous orbit.

Ahead of Teachers’ Day, a Supreme Court ruling has put the spotlight on the institutions that train India’s teachers. We explain the routes into teaching, who regulates teacher-training colleges, and how the system is being reshaped under NEP 2020.

A mosque inside the Saharanpur Collectorate campus was demolished on Saturday after a court upheld an eviction order. The dispute centred on allegations that the structure stood on government land without legal authorisation.

FSSAI’s objection to Old Monk being sold as rum has reignited questions over how spirits are classified in India. While international standards can be strict, back home, your whiskey is likely rum, and your rum is probably flavoured spirit.