A US scholar made her name as an expert on Nepal’s cultural heritage – while illicitly buying sacred artefacts and smuggling them out to the United States

Over 3,100 DBT schemes and 360 public services use Aadhaar-based authentication. Yet the bureaucracy that demands Aadhaar from citizens, often the poorest, has resisted linking their own Central Govt ...

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Paid for by the Israeli embassy, timed with a war that’s killing journalists, the trip barely raised the tough questions.

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Almost half a century after the Emergency, an exhibition marking Abu Abraham’s centenary gives a stark reflection on that dark chapter and the political themes that continue to resonate today.

India’s diplomats do not decide the message that India wishes to send after Operation Sindoor, and cannot be held responsible for its resonance

Indian courts today are not defending free speech but are managing it

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After returning home during the ceasefire, journalist Nour ElAssy has been forcibly displaced again. Now, she confronts a war seemingly with no end.