Barve was struck with a huge rod till she became unconscious. The cameraperson, Ajaz Sheikh, who continued to record the ...

A look at the reality of the world right now, and then at India, shows that cornerstones pivotal in advancing equitable progress and ensuring that the aspirations of all citizens are honoured have ...

In June this year, temperatures in north India soared over 46 degrees and many states had to be put under yellow alert by IMD.India’s heat waves have become a year-round crisis, from seasonal ...

After the New Delhi-Washington flight was aborted in Vienna, we passengers – mostly seniors – endured much physical and mental pressure. The Wire is now on WhatsApp. Follow our channel for sharp ...

The following are excerpts from The Dismantling of India’s Democracy: 1947 to 2025 by Prem Shankar Jha; reproduced with permission from the publisher, Speaking Tiger. Over the decade since Narendra ...

Facebook-parent Meta Platforms Inc said on Monday that billionaire investor Peter Thiel, an early investor who has been on the company’s board since 2005, has decided to retire. Thiel aims to ...

A gangrape at a Kolkata law college has reignited discussions on how the ruling party in Bengal has established its chokehold over college campuses – in most of which elections have not happened in ...

India needs to understand deterrence in its entirety and adopt strategy-based military modernisation, which the PLA has successfully done against the US military.

The administration imposed restrictions on movement and communication around midnight soon after the word spread that Hurriyat stalwart Syed Ali Geelani passed away.

Texas authorities faced mounting scrutiny over the response to flash flooding that has left at least 120 people dead.

Jahnavi Sen speaks to Himanshu, an economist at Jawaharlal Nehru University, and Pavan Korada, reporter at The Wire, about why the World Bank's data is questionable and on what is happening in Bihar.

The delta has shrunk by 20% because of diversion of land and climate change. Water-intensive agriculture and industrial practices are adding to the problem.