Specials

Who really controls a river that crosses borders? On paper, rivers belong to no single country once they become transboundary systems. There are treaties, international principles, arbitration mechanisms and expectations of cooperation between nations that share a river. 

The era of performative language policing is quietly ending. In its place, a vastly more disciplined successor has arrived. Explore the defining pillars of Woke 2.0 and the progressive left’s ruthless pivot toward institutional control.

Former Kerala Chief Secretary, Jiji Thomson claimed that in 2016, then IAS officer Gyanesh Kumar asked him to contest the 2019 Lok Sabha election as a BJP candidate from Pathanamthitta, very persuasively.

Discover the WWII history, current route status, and the complex geopolitics on the reopening of the historic Stilwell Road for India-China trade.

Is semiconductor packaging just putting chips in plastic boxes? Discover the brutal physics and nanoscale engineering behind ATMP

From IIT Bombay to Yale and Oxford, humanities departments show how identity politics can move from academic theory into activism, hiring, policy and campus governance.

IIT Bombay Sociology Professor Suryakant Waghmore has openly opposed Faculty Forum for backing Professor Suryanarayana Doolla in the Sahil Wakode suicide case.

What initially appeared to be a case of a student taking his own life after being caught cheating during his mid-semester examinations has now turned into a wider controversy involving allegations of caste-based harassment.

Discover how Indian Railways is ending the mixed-traffic bottleneck through Dedicated Freight Corridors, network quadrupling, and modern logistics infrastructure.

The CBI has registered an FIR against the US-based Christian missionary group The Timothy Initiative for violating FCRA and FEMA rules to illegally push funding into India for conversion activities and fuelling left-wing extremism.