The south has rarely followed the electoral trend set by the north

While the older pension scheme offered defined benefits to all government employees without any contribution on their part, the NPS requires employees to contribute a sum throughout their working years.

The coronation of King Charles III of the U.K. has led to critical questions in the context of tectonic shifts in society, politics and culture in the U.K. and across the Commonwealth realms

There are questions on whether nuclear power, with its attendant concerns on cost and safety, remains a relevant option for a future that is fossil-free, particularly in India

Here we discuss how recent developments compare to the high noon of Mandal mobilisation in the late 1980s and 1990s

We discuss concerns about the economic and privacy implications of AI as countries try to design regulations to prevent the possible misuse of AI by individuals and governments

Bhutan King Jigme Khesar Namgyel Wangchuck’s visited New Delhi this month

There is rising concern about a revival of Khalistan movement in Punjab.

Questions are being raised about the implementation of municipality laws and cultural attitudes of tolerance towards stray dogs.

Since September 2022, India has translocated eight African cheetahs from Namibia and 12 from South Africa.

The Shiv Sena crisis has thrown the spotlight once again on the anti-defection law, whose purpose is to prevent political defections

The Supreme Court has suggested an expert committee to recommend ways to protect common investors from market events

The last time the CWC had an election was in 1997, under the presidency of Sitaram Kesri

A report states that India has lost access to 26 of 65 patrolling points along the Line of Actual Control

Given the electoral timetable, there is an expectation that the Budget could be populist in nature

Do we need booster shots for more of our population to help protect us? Do COVID-19 precautionary measures need to continue?

The Taliban regime controlling Afghanistan seems to have made it clear that it does not intend to keep the promises it made of protecting women’s rights

Here we discuss whether courts should close for vacations amid the overall burden of cases on them

Nearly 200 countries pledged to set up a ‘loss and damage fund’ to help vulnerable countries affected by climate change

Here we discuss whether reservation should be used as a means to alleviate economic backwardness

With the rise in instances of tension, and even stand-offs, between State governments and Governors, there is once again a debate on the role of the Raj Bhavan.

Kerala Governor Arif Mohammed Khan recently criticised the State government for relying heavily on liquor and lottery to generate revenue.