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Delhi HC’s NewsClick order has put the spotlight back on a gap India has long ignored: acquittal may clear a person’s name, but it rarely repairs the years, health, work and dignity lost to prosecution.
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Pride, joy, grief, ugly US visa rules, a shady FIFA, govts, like that in Scotland, changing laws for fans…it’s football as theatre, and so, there’ll be an element of farce as well.
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With losses mounting to a record Rs 27,000 crore, tightening the screw on complementary meals may help Air India financially. But the question is how its passengers will react to the move.
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At least 20 people were reportedly killed in violence triggered by protests over economic and political grievances, prompting India to urge the international community to hold Islamabad accountable for its alleged ‘misdeeds and abuses’ in PoK.
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Each week, TOI subscribers write in with life questions that are deeply personal and don’t have simple answers. Our panel of experts across multiple domains provides solutions that can help.
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Will the split in the TMC's state and Parliamentary unit spell the end of the party? Political scientist Neelanjan Sircar explains why Mamata’s best option would be to wait out its rebelling MLAs and what it got wrong in its use of a political consultant.
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That statutes use this term even today shows the disturbing influence of the old idea of pigeonholing women with a concept of ‘lajja’. Like in UK, create a new, logical category, sex-based criminal behaviour.
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It’s the largest ever. The 2026 Fifa World Cup has exploded into action with 48 countries lining up for a record 104 games.
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In their final act on the grandest stage, the two modern greats of the game are fighting to cement their legacies. They won’t have it easy. But whatever happens, such is their story, we will be riveted.
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For years, policyholders complained that insurers prioritised shareholders over customers. A new Irdai framework seeks to change that by making customer experience a boardroom concern.
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After losing his wife and UK-born daughter in the Air India crash, a Vadodara man living in London is fighting Britain’s attempt to send him away from the only place that still holds their memories.
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A once-daily experimental pill nearly doubled median survival in advanced pancreatic cancer in a global trial. It is not a cure or yet approved in India, but doctors say it marks a rare advance against one of the hardest cancers to treat.
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The government is planning a mega infrastructure project on the island, strategically located near the Strait of Malacca. Critics fear it could permanently alter one of the country’s most fragile island ecosystems.
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India may have expanded its nuclear arsenal and reportedly deployed around a dozen warheads, a significant departure from its long-standing practice of keeping warheads separate from delivery systems, according to SIPRI.
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NFHS data shows despite ban on booze, Biharis are drinking more. Worse, they’re drinking illicit alcohol. Substance abuse is also up, driving up household spend. Even impact on spousal violence is negligible.
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India’s economy nearly doubled in rupee terms between 2018-19 and 2025-26. But a weakening rupee shaved more than $1 trillion off its size in dollar terms, delaying the $5-trillion milestone.
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The clash between India’s "uncles" and its youth is hardly unique. Across democracies, a widening generational gap is leaving younger citizens feeling unheard and underrepresented.
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As young and otherwise healthy people turn to GLP-1 drugs to meet weight targets, doctors warn the side-effects can land them in hospital.
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The number of people who receive no medical attention at the time of death or were attended to by an untrained person is still high.
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Returns on midcaps were backed by stronger earnings growth, while small-cap performance relied more on investor optimism. That may now be changing.
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