Gandhi marked India’s first Independence Day with a 24-hour fast and chose not to celebrate. Yet, on the morning of freedom, some signs offered him hope.

As India celebrates its 80th Independence Day, it’s worth recalling the Royal Indian Navy mutiny of 1946, which rattled the British and hastened India’s independence from colonial rule.

Young people were a recurring focus of the speech, with announcements spanning AI skilling and competitive-exam coaching, among others. We look at the key announcements, and what we know about them so far.

Russia could gain an edge in India’s nuclear sector under draft SHANTI rules. The impact could be especially significant for small modular reactors (SMRs).

The latest action reportedly marks the first instance of the Maharashtra regulator examining surrogate advertising even as it ramps up its crackdown on banned products containing tobacco or nicotine.

Under the scheme, taxpayers can disclose their foreign bank accounts, immovable property, jewellery, artistic work, shares, securities or any other asset or income. Here's what to know.

About 28% of the state’s 564-km coastline is undergoing erosion. Government officials said that rising sea level owing to climate change has already submerged many villages and displaced several hundreds of people.

The issue of ‘rationalising’ the reservation system has become a hot button issue in Jammu and Kashmir. Here is what has changed, and why

What is behind the conditions laid out by Hamas and Israel? The answer has to do with Israel’s domestic political concerns, rebukes from its longstanding international ally, the US, and the limitations posed by the current state of the conflict.

From an outsider’s perspective, India’s contest against Tajikistan should be a no-brainer given our global standing and G-20 membership, among other things. However, elections at the UN can unfold in strange ways.

AI agents can independently pursue goals on users' behalf, turning AI from a source of answers into a delegate. Early evidence offers clues to what consumers are willing to hand over, and how much control they may want to retain.

The USS Abraham Lincoln has been at sea for months without leave amid reports of strained conditions. Here’s what is happening aboard the carrier and why aircraft carriers remain vital to a country's defence strategy.

Although India’s relationship with the US of late has been extremely volatile, this initiative to forge a closer partnership is a refreshing move. But ISRO needs to ensure that it does not lose sight of its own targets.

The question now is whether the engineering education system is prepared for an era in which GenAI is changing what students need to learn, how they learn, and how their learning should be assessed.

In August 1936, the British announced the Communal Award. What was the provision for depressed classes that Ambedkar wanted and Gandhi stridently opposed? What eventually happened?