India's June travel season is again showing why special trains remain a key pressure valve for the passenger network, with seasonal demand stretching regular capacity.
India's food safety debate has moved from specialist regulation into everyday household trust, with nearly one in six food samples tested in FY26 failing safety and quality checks.
India's artificial intelligence ambitions may depend on a task that sounds dull but is fundamental: making government data mean the same thing across departments.
The INDIA opposition bloc is set for a fresh coordination test in Delhi on 8 June, with reports saying representatives from 23 parties are expected to attend.
India's Ministry of External Affairs has rejected Pakistan's move to conduct assembly elections in Gilgit-Baltistan, calling the exercise illegitimate.
The Reserve Bank of India has kept the repo rate unchanged while announcing measures aimed at drawing more foreign capital into the country.
India's one-off Test against Afghanistan has given Mullanpur a rare red-ball spotlight, turning attention to the slower questions that make Test cricket valuable.
India's monsoon story has shifted from anticipation to active monitoring, with the IMD pointing readers toward heavy-rain risk in parts of the country.
India's property market is increasingly being shaped by a sector that most home buyers never visit: data centres.
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