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Makiko Kimura, who wrote a book on the massacre, told Scroll that both the AASU and the Union government did not make enough ...

The toll from flooding and landslides triggered by Cyclone Ditwah in Sri Lanka increased to 355 on Monday, Daily Mirror ...

Another family member’s claim to power indicates that the leadership is not always immune to internal challenges, rebellions ...

While Mughal forces and Maharana Pratap continued to engage against each other in one part of the Subcontinent for over ...

Eleven people were killed and over 50 were injured on Sunday evening after two state-run transport buses collided in Tamil ...

A very fun pop-feminist filmmaker, who does not react with Pavlovian rage at the mention of Manu Joseph, once told me he ...

The party alleged that a surge in digitisation was achieved not by booth-level officers, but by a political agency ‘known to ...

Quarrying activity with its loud noises, dust and blasts is also harming the biodiversity of the forests, says a study.

The bench asked the petitioners to approach the Waqf Tribunal, which can make exemptions on a case-by-case basis.

The telecom ministry has asked smartphone manufacturers to mandatorily preload all new devices with a government cyber ...

The agency is probing whether funds of Rs 2,150 crore raised in 2019 through masala bonds were used in violation of foreign ...