The trance legend commends Indian fans on their willingness to receive new sounds in dance music

Ahead of his performances in Delhi, Mumbai and Bengaluru, the British reggae legend speaks about everything from UB40’s split to why he continues to be enamoured with reggae

India’s partners in the West must understand that New Delhi wants the international system to be more representative in line with geopolitical realities

India’s economic growth increasingly depends on foreign expertise, particularly from China

The Supreme Court’s ruling will have bearing on legislation enacted without the Rajya Sabha’s approval and the state of India’s federal architecture

Decades after the Red Fort trial, it is hoped that India’s leaders find the wisdom to commit themselves again to what unites us citizens as a people

The rising price of food lies at the core of India’s inflation

The Government has failed to build a global audience for Indian handlooms; what is worse, even the Mahatma’s khadi is being denied its identity, writes Sonia Gandhi in this exclusive article for The Hindu

Gender debates appear to be deepening social fragmentation in the West

In some instances, it was New Delhi’s missteps that affected it, while in others, it was a case of events spiralling out of control

The stance of African leaders at the FOCAC meet in Beijing could guide India in developing its own partnership with the continent

The U.S. and China are driving the AI governance discourse to advance their strategic interests, which could isolate the Global South

With over a million people affected with sickle cell disease, India bears the world’s second largest burden of this condition.

The top court’s dismissal of a petition on the subject highlights the limits of judicial review over executive decisions in matters of foreign policy, especially in violations of humanitarian law

There are indications that New Delhi is engaging with all parties and developing its role as an interlocutor but there are the ‘ifs, ands, or buts’

It needs to bring together diverse aspects such as defence and finance into a coherent whole; however, this is an exercise that needs to be conducted quietly

With the government proposing such a partnership, the existing framework governing the nuclear energy sector needs to be assessed

The metrics-focused system has created a situation which implies that education is a market rather than a citizen’s right and the state’s duty

By attempting to play a meaningful role in resolving the Ukraine conflict, India can hope to reset the terms of its engagement with both the West and Russia

India could learn from the U.K.’s transition, ensuring that it does not make the mistakes Britain made

The theme of World Mental Health Day (October 10) this year is about ‘prioritising mental health in the workplace’. The critical link between mental health and work is examined in three articles on the Editorial and Opinion pages. India is facing a mental health epidemic, with the urban living, financial instability and fierce competition as significant contributors

Court scheduling and case management continue to be a hurdle that litigants face

It would be prudent for India to proceed with care in its dealings with China on the one hand and with its Quad partners on the other

New Delhi’s response to the Gaza war is a reflection of the ‘new India’s’ collective anti-colonial amnesia

There needs to be a transformation of India’s agri-food system, ensuring that healthy diets are available and affordable for all

India cannot allow itself to be reduced to a pawn in the renewed contest between China and the U.S.

Data from the paper titled, ‘Relative Economic Performance of Indian States: 1960-61 to 2023-24’, show a growing gap that is leading to the questioning of federalism

The practices, including working hours, in multinationals functioning in India must be regulated

‘Both have a shared goal — to prevent Trump from becoming the next President’

Desecration follows charges of disrespect to Islam on Facebook; police see hand of JeI and Islami Chhatra Shibir.

Licence suspended for airing cartoons dubbed in Hindi in violation of ban on ‘Indian content’

Geo TV reported that commercial counsellor Rajesh Agnihotri and press counsellor Balbir Singh may be expelled.

The media leak claimed that the officials were working for either RAW or for Intelligence Bureau.

"I would characterize [India—Pakistan relations] today as managed hostility, which I hope it stays managed," Mr. Menon said in response to a question.

The fresh slide in ties may also lead to a ‘scaling down’ of the strength of diplomatic staff by the two neighbours, The Express Tribune said.

Seven houses in Bangladesh’s Upazila were torched, four days after temples were destroyed

On his part, Deputy High Commissioner J.P. Singh conveys India’s strong reaction over "unprovoked firing" by Pakistani troops along the LoC.

According to officials, apart from Mr. Singh, Vijay Kumar Verma and Madhavan Nanda Kumar left Pakistan by air on Tuesday.

The petitioners added that different newspapers had reported, along with pictures, that the ancient Hindu temple located in Mohallah Wangrhi Garah was being secretly demolished so a commercial plaza could be constructed there.

Many feel his anti-Muslim rhetoric and business ties with India are signs that his administration could shift further toward New Delhi.

He expressed apprehension that Indian actions, which constituted a threat for the maintenance of peace and security, may lead to a "strategic miscalculation".

Indian High Commissioner summoned on ‘unprovoked ceasefire violation’

His exhortation: “Leave no stone unturned to defend motherland.”

Says the escalating situation “can no longer be ignored,” advocates bilateral dialogue to solve the K-tangle

This could threaten constitutional reforms seen as pivotal to post-war reconciliation

"If they violate the ceasefire during the day, we manage to settle the score before evening, but if it [the violation] occurs during night, we respond in kind before dawn," he said.