Karnataka's Water Lifeline Runs Dry as Cauvery Board Orders Fresh Release to Tamil Nadu

A new tinderbox has been lit in the most ancient interstate water dispute in India and this time, the cost to both state capitals is high.

Vande Mataram Now Has the Force of Law, and Parliament Has Another Fault Line

This week, India's President Droupadi Murmu signed a bill that fills a void in the country's legislation that no one had filled for 76 years.

Government moves to let cooperative lender bypass old bottlenecks, opening door to wider funding net

The National Cooperative Development Corporation, the financing wing of the cooperative movement in India, which is 60 years old, is on the verge of acquiring powers that were not bestowed upon it by its founders.

Opposition unity in Karnataka is louder than its arithmetic

The monsoon session of the Bengaluru assembly begins on Aug 13, and for the first time in months, the BJP and JD(S) are walking in the same shoes.

A cockroach party just built a national cabinet and it says more about India's job crisis than about politics

Fourteen names, four zones and one very deliberate insult turned into a brand.