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Alexei Navalny, 47, was being held in the “Polar Wolf” penal colony, considered to be the toughest prison in Russia. Here is how the anti-corruption crusader became Vladimir Putin’s biggest opponent.

While the petitioners expressed concerns regarding the anonymity of electoral bonds donations, the government defended the donations’ confidential nature citing the right to privacy. The Supreme Court will give its final verdict on February 15.

Supreme Court judgment on electoral bonds scheme: The court raised issues ranging from donor privacy to the scope of the right to information.

To prepare the ground for the Electoral Bonds Scheme, The Finance Act, 2017 changed provisions of India's election law, the Companies Act, and the Income-tax law. What did the Govt do, and what has the SC said now?

As Kerala faces escalating human-animal conflict, a look at how and why the state wants the Centre to amend the Wildlife Protection Act of 1972.

“Information about funding of political parties is essential for the effective exercise of the choice of voting,” Chief Justice D Y Chandrachud said in his ruling.

China has been constructing over 600 Xiaokang or “well-off villages” along India’s borders with the Tibet Autonomous Region for over five years now. What is happening now and how has India reacted earlier?

Shehbaz Sharif was known as an efficient administrator when he was Punjab Chief Minister, though he was not a popular PM. Here's a brief history of his career, and why he is set to become PM again, despite Nawaz being in the fray.

A PIL has been filed in SC seeking menstrual leaves for students and working women across India. What are the arguments for and against such a policy? What is the experience in countries that do have period leave? We explain.

Rizz, situationship, breadcrumbing, phubbing, why do so many dating terms keep popping up? And do you know some of these popular ones?