India’s Supreme Court today rejected a plea seeking to gag the media from reporting on the Adani-Hindenburg issue.

US President Joe Biden yesterday said that Washington is nominating former Mastercard Chief Executive Ajay Banga to lead the World Bank, after its current chief David Malpass announced plans to step down early.

Crisis-hit Sri Lanka yesterday announced its first major foreign investment since it declared bankruptcy, approving a $442 million

Indian Home Minister Amit Shah today urged his countrymen to take a pledge to make maximum use of mother tongue on the occasion of International Mother Language Day

In an interview with ANI aired today, Jaishankar described the row over the documentary as "politics by another means

The live transcription was launched in the court room of Chief Justice of India (CJI) DY Chandrachud

A key regional party of India yesterday demanded the Election Commission “should be dissolved” and said election commissioners should be elected by the people, two days after losing the name and symbol of the Shiv Sena, the party founded by his father Bal Thackeray.

Uddhav alleged there was a pre-planned conspiracy to steal Shiv Sena's name and symbol

Ten Rohingya refugees, two Bangladeshis and their “Indian handler” were arrested from Agartala railway station in India's north-eastern state of Tripura for entering the country illegally, a senior railway police officer in India said today..“Acting on specific inputs, the Railway Protecti

Thakurta, 67, was hit with six defamation actions -- three of them criminal -- after writing a series of reports on Adani that included accusations a top judge gave it preferential treatment

Indian Foreign Minister S Jaishankar yesterday hit out at “scaremongering” critics who claim the country’s democracy is being corroded, singling out billionaire George Soros -- a popular target for right-wing ire.

Angry over a promotional video clip of protesting Iranian women against hijab, the Foreign Minister of that country Amir-Abdollahian is understood to have cancelled a planned visit to India next month to attend a key think-tank event in New Delhi

As India’s income tax department concluded its three-day “survey” at BBC offices in Delhi and Mumbai on Thursday night, the international broadcaster said it would continue to report “without fear or favour”.

India’s Supreme Court yesterday declined to accept the names proposed by the Indian government in a sealed cover to be included in a proposed experts’ committee for strengthening regulatory measures for stock exchanges in the light of the crash in prices of the Adani Group.

Just weeks after the BBC aired a documentary examining Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's role in deadly 2002 sectarian riots, tax inspectors descended on the broadcaster's offices

India's Central Board of Direct Taxes said its income tax teams during the survey have "unearthed crucial evidence by way of statement of employees, digital proof and documents"

Indian government submitted a note in a sealed cover to the country's supreme court suggesting names of members who can be part of the proposed experts' committee for strengthening regulatory measures for stock exchanges in the light of the crash in prices of the Adani group.

Md Nizamuddin, a resident of Dhaka, alleged he had given the money to Shipan Kumar Basu. But, Basu later shifted from his address and stopped responding to Nizamuddin's calls.

Says BBC after India's income tax dept ends 3-day search

The survey operation, which had begun at the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) offices at around 11:30am on Tuesday, lasted for nearly sixty hours