India is the world’s third-largest consumer of crude oil and depends on imports to meet over 88% of its requirement. Put simply, an oil shock can be considered an external tax on the Indian economy.

What factors have limited hostel expansion in DU and what can be done? Here is what stakeholders suggest.

The swollen rivers in Nepal did not cause Bihar’s flood. Its geography and rainfall in neighbouring Indian states did. Here is how.

From the size of the overall GDP to an individual citizen’s prosperity, here is how BRICS nations stand.

That frames the key issue: Gap between India’s international economic rhetoric and its national industrial capabilities

In the past, New Delhi has been on the receiving end of Western dominance in strict patent monopolies, the US-led Western order’s ever-expanding sanctions regime, and restrictive trade measures.

The terrorist attacks on September 11, 2001, transformed the very face of terrorism. The “forever wars” that followed exposed the limits of military power.

Australia wants social media users to choose whether they see an algorithmically personalised feed. Could changing the default actually change the social media experience?

The Supreme Court has previously laid down legal principles to distinguish games of skill from games of chance.

Through centuries, the masterwork of ancient Tamil poet-philosopher Tiruvalluvar has transcended caste and creed, and communicated enduring ethical, social and political knowledge to humanity.

There are a range of national aims within the grouping: Accommodation with the West, autonomy from it, parity within it or direct confrontation.

The ostensible reason for his visit is participation in the BRICS leaders’ summit over the weekend, but the conditions arising from the 2020 border standoff that marked a low point in relations make the trip significant from a bilateral perspective.

ISRO has already begun transferring key technologies to private entities. Chairperson V Narayanan, however, maintained that this was geared towards expansion of India’s space sector and not privatising ISRO itself.

From Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin to Masoud Pezeshkian and Cyril Ramaphosa, the BRICS Summit in New Delhi brings together leaders whose countries sit at the centre of major geopolitical, economic and security questions.

The East-West Pipeline, which runs roughly 1,200 km across Saudi Arabia, allows the kingdom to move crude oil from its main producing region to the Red Sea by land — avoiding the Strait of Hormuz.

Unpredictable American trade policies and the two wars that have rattled markets seem to have nudged India and China to ease tensions. But for India, the biggest challenge is competing with Chinese goods abroad.

Flights on the New Delhi-Guangzhou route are set to resume after a six-year hiatus, China Southern Airlines has announced. The city, known as the ‘Southern Gateway’ to China, is the primary hub for Indian business owners importing goods.

The Houthi threat’s evolution has created a Black Swan that no Saudi state has ever faced historically — a loss of unimpeded access to both the Strait of Hormuz and the Bab-el-Mandeb.

From tariffs and terrorism to West Asia and local currencies, the New Delhi Declaration shows where an expanded BRICS found consensus — and where it stopped short.

On Day 1 of the BRICS Summit, PM Narendra Modi and Chinese President Xi Jinping shook hands in front of the projection of an iconic stone corridor from Tamil Nadu’s Ramnathswamy temple. Here’s what to know about it.