Around 3.7 million people remain internally displaced, many living in border regions with limited access to food, healthcare, ...

Indian theatre has lost one of its most defining and creative figures with the passing of veteran director, actor, and ...

The true measure of development lies in whether public policies make life safer, more dignified, and more secure for the most ...

The recurring wave of political defections among India's elected representatives has once again raised important questions about the health of the country's parliamentary democracy. The latest ...

A public petition signed by over 200 citizens from across the country has been submitted to the Director General of Police, ...

Self-immolation has occupied a unique and deeply emotional place in the Tibetan struggle for nearly two decades. Many ...

Florence is known as the "Cradle of the Renaissance," and the Uffizi Gallery continues to preserve that legacy through its masterpieces. Set against the green canvas of this Tuscan city, art, history, ...

Immediately, like vultures, the media and so-called ‘influencers’ launched a campaign to dismiss the Venezuelan government’s ...

The Indo-Palestine Solidarity Network (IPSN) organised a public meeting at the Press Club of India on Thursday to mark what organisers described as the 1,000th day of the "genocide in Gaza" since ...

Hate has become profitable. Provocative statements are clipped into short videos, amplified by social media algorithms, and ...

Arun Kamal’s poem "Urvar Pradesh" (Fertile Province) is one of the most luminous revelations of this truth. In its ...

A founding member of the African National Congress Youth League in 1944, he broke away in 1959 to co‑establish the PAC, ...