A disconcerting trend in bail proceedings is casting a shadow over the Indian judiciary, as per a former Supreme Court judge, Justice Madan B. Lokur. In a media interview, he sheds light on a worrying pattern – the erosion of the basic principles of bail, the intertwining of politics with legal proceedings and the judiciary’s apparent oblivion to these realities.

In the agriculture sector, Madhya Pradesh is reportedly outshining traditional agrarian champions like Punjab and Haryana. But beneath this lush green facade may lie a narrative tinged with the hues of struggle and unsustainable practices, reminiscent of Punjab’s post-Green Revolution predicament.

In a country where economic narratives often paint a picture of resilience and growth, recent findings from the Indian Institute of Management-Ahmedabad (IIM-A) serve as a stark contrast, revealing a reality that the government seems reluctant to acknowledge: the economic challenges confronting Indian businesses.

In a striking revelation, the most recent data from the U.S. Customs and Border Protection unveils a stark reality: a staggering 96,917 Indians were detained between October 2022 and September 2023 for illegally entering the United States. This five-fold surge in numbers from previous years challenges the narrative of India’s progress and raises profound questions about the reasons driving such a mass exodus.

A humanitarian crisis of alarming proportions is unfolding in Manipur with the loss of at least 53 people, including many children, from the Kuki-Zo tribal community due to inadequate healthcare and poor living conditions in the makeshift shelters of one district alone, Newsreel Asia has learned.

India has the dubious distinction of ranking 12th among nations where the murders of journalists are likely to remain unresolved, as per the 2023 Global Impunity Index published by the Committee to Protect Journalists.

An investigation by The Indian Express has unveiled a narrative that seems more akin to corporate boardrooms than government departments. Using the Right to Information Act, the report reveals that over five years, 16 government ministries disbursed 5 billion rupees to five multinational consulting firms.

Turmeric is a golden treasure within our kitchen cabinets that echoes tales of ancient health practices and vibrant culinary traditions. As “haldi,” it also colours our festivities, flavours our meals and brightens our skin. But behind the warm hues lies a hidden danger: lead adulteration, a toxic intrusion into this benign spice, betraying the trust of millions.

India’s recent labour figures reveal a striking rise in self-employment, but the reality behind these numbers is less about entrepreneurial spirit and more about increased family labour without financial gains.

When the earth beneath India and Nepal trembled on the night of Nov 3, it wasn’t just another natural occurrence but a stark reminder of the simmering geological tensions beneath our feet. The magnitude 6.4 earthquake with its epicenter nestled in Nepal’s Doti district is the latest in what seems to be an increasingly unstable chapter for the region. As residents, we must ask ourselves: are we ready for the “big one”?

Imagine waking up one morning to find that the rules of the game have changed — not just any game, but the one that governs how you live, what you can say and how you say it. This is a reality unfolding in the wake of three new Bills recently introduced in the Lok Sabha.

Imagine breathing in something 30 times thinner than hair, invisible to our eyes, yet impactful enough to disrupt our body’s most intricate systems. For the residents of Delhi, and many parts of northern India, this isn’t a figment of the imagination; it’s a daily ordeal.

Imagine you’re having a casual conversation on your phone, completely unaware that someone might be listening in. No, it’s not a jealous partner or a nosy neighbour; it’s far more insidious. Recent notifications from tech giant Apple to politicians, activists and journalists reveal that even our trusted smartphones are not beyond the reach of unwarranted surveillance.

On Oct. 29, tragedy struck Vizianagaram district in Andhra Pradesh. A train collision claimed 14 lives and left 40 people injured. What makes this especially jarring? Just five months ago, over 280 passengers died in a triple-train collision in Odisha. In August, southern India witnessed another derailment, taking nine lives. All while the government touted high-speed Vande Bharat trains as the future.