The debate over citizenship in the Constituent Assembly pitted competing ideas of religion, birth and Partition against a secular, territorial vision that found its way into the Constitution. Here is what to know

Since the formation of the State of Israel, the issue of the enlistment of ultra-Orthodox Jews in military service has remained fiercely debated. Eight decades on, it presents a structural crisis challenging Israel’s foundational ethos.

The Ordinance considerably expands the definition of fees so that schools cannot avoid regulation by collecting money under different categories. It also retrospectively checks increases in school fees during the Covid-19 pandemic.

Azad Maidan as a site of protest can be traced back to a 1997 court case. Since then, several rules have been laid down on the manner of protests allowed, including weekend restrictions, a ban on hunger strikes, and the slogans that can be raised.

Following Re-NEET 2026, the NTA has allowed candidates to challenge provisional answer keys and verify scanned OMR responses. However, they must pay Rs 200 per objection.

Although the right to protest flows from fundamental rights guaranteed to Indian citizens under Article 19 of the Constitution, it is not unconditional and comes with reasonable restrictions. Here’s what to know.

From Australia to Kazakhstan, India is securing uranium through new deals with countries as it aims to expand nuclear power capacity to 100 GWe by 2047.

The recent tensions hinge on the US attempting to demonstrate that it can loosen Iran’s chokehold on the Strait of Hormuz. For India, a return to open war means more lives at risk and serious economic challenges.

From Partition to Operation Shaban, we explain the roots of the Baloch insurgency and the Pakistani State's response, in five points.

Xi’s presence led to the event doubling as a platform for presenting an alternative thought process and framework for global AI governance — an evolving subject that will be central to how the technology grows and who benefits from it.

While each IT major has its own set of clients spread across various verticals, all these players have singled out one segment that has underperformed across the board — the healthcare and lifesciences vertical in the Americas.

A sharp rise in international oil prices outweighed lower import volumes, driving up India's energy import bill and raising concerns over inflation and the current account.

Section 163 of the BNSS is most associated with restrictions on protests and public assemblies. But an empirical study of its use in Delhi suggests protest-related orders account for only a small share of what it is actually used for.

Right to Protest in India: Under the Constitution, what forms of protest are allowed and what is barred? Is staging a protest at Parliament allowed? We explain.

Women have earlier written to their husbands’ employers alleging adultery or ill-treatment, seeking termination of employment. How have courts viewed such cases?

Intentionally preventing the singing of the national anthem or causing a disturbance to any assembly engaged in such singing is a criminal offence. The amended law proposes to include the national song within its ambit.

The next phase of reforms will see the retirement fund body attempt to navigate payments for social security schemes covering over 60 crore workers, out of which over three-quarters are in the unorganised sector.

The Cockroach Janta Party-led protests were triggered by discontent with the NEET-UG. But as discussions spill over to criticisms of the broader education system, what do data show about the government's focus on the sector?

He vacated the position last month in the wake of intense speculation over his continued ability to lead the Labour Party, following a dismal performance in the local elections earlier this year.

Launched weeks after BSE’s Saatvik Index, NSE’s new index excludes several big names while focusing on animal-cruelty-free companies.