The Court held that buyers can pursue compensation for delayed possession even after accepting their flats and rejected compulsory arbitration.

The US Supreme Court held Trump’s executive order ending birthright citizenship as unconstitutional under Fourteenth Amendment. We explain

Since the colonial era, the state has been a stakeholder in managing Hindu temples in various ways. The Ram Temple embezzlement row has led to renewed calls for this to change.

Across India's biggest temples, the broad donation chain is remarkably similar. Where temples differ is not in the journey of the donation but in the institutions governing it.

In a 2019 bank robbery case in the US, police obtained sweeping location data to narrow down their suspect. The court has ruled that such an act requires privacy protections, even if users themselves switch on their phone location.

The company said attackers sent specially crafted phishing links through WhatsApp chats, luring victims to click on them before redirecting them to malicious websites that attempted to install the notorious Pegasus spyware.

Bengal CM Suvendu Adhikari said the new laws are a solution to the ‘goonda-neeti’ and ‘jungle raj’ of Trinamool rule. Here’s what they say

The two new Bills passed by the state Assembly struck down the inclusion of several sub-castes in the category of OBCs after 2010. Now, the number of sub-castes would be 66, down from 179. Here’s what to know.

As the 8th Pay Commission reviews salaries, questions remain over whether India's official data fully captures the true cost of government employees, contract staff and scheme workers.

IRDAI's crackdown on dark patterns aims to curb insurance mis-selling through tighter regulations, industry monitoring, and reforms to improve transparency and consumer confidence.

WhatsApp username feature rollout: The IT Ministry has asked WhatsApp to explain its upcoming username feature over fraud and impersonation concerns. Here's why the government is reviewing the rollout.

More than 50 years later, the Simla agreement remains pivotal in the arc of India-Pakistan ties. When India put Indus Waters Treaty in abeyance, Pakistan said it would do the same to the Simla Agreement.

Japan is deepening economic and defence engagement with countries in the Indo-Pacific region. Driving this is the need for economic security as well as Washington’s receding role amid an assertive China.

11 years, 3 regimes later, Punjab is still debating anti-sacrilege law. Here’s why.

The NCLAT drew a line between a company’s legitimately acquired assets, meant to be sold off to pay creditors, and assets sourced “by and out of a crime.”

This scheme replaces the Employees' Provident Funds Scheme, 1952. Here’s what is new, and what remains the same, in the rules governing your funds.

Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi has brought welcome support to Indo-Japanese clean energy partnerships, among others. The fruits of these endeavors will be visible in the coming years.

The polygraph test is largely seen as an unreliable tool to detect deception. In India, such a test can only be done with the consent of the person on whom it is to be conducted. Refusal to undergo the tests also cannot be held as an adverse inference against…

Amid Japanese PM Sanae Takaichi’s visit to India, former Ambassador to Japan Sujan Chinoy, Director-General of the Manohar Parrikar Institute for Defence Studies and Analyses (MP-IDSA), explains key issues surrounding Japan’s defence.

India’s monsoon opened last month with a steep rainfall deficit, driven by strengthening El Niño conditions. But a lesser-known ocean phenomenon could still offer relief later in the season.