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While the Karnataka Cooperative Milk Producers' Federation Limited or KMF’s Nandini milk is the dominant player in the fresh milk market space in the state, Amul occupies third or sometimes fourth place in the fresh milk market.

In March 1927, Babasaheb and his followers drank water from a community tank that was prohibited for them. That December, they burnt the Manusmriti, a powerful symbolic rejection of the caste system

The Gujarat government has been accused of privatising education and violating the Right to Education by introducing the new PPP schools.

Given the huge number of cases SC hears every day, judges often have only a few hours to locate the meat of a judgement that is under challenge. Numbered paragraphs in lengthy judgments saves the court’s time.

An 1,100 years old inscription from Tamil Nadu, built during the reign of Chola king Parantaka I, describes processes of village self-governance.

A bench led by CJI Chandrachud has agreed to hear the PIL challenging Section 5(4) of the Maternity Benefit Act on April 28. Here is what the case is all about.

On extra-judicial killings, popularly known as 'encounters', the NHRC and the Supreme Court have laid down guidelines and procedures. Here is what they say.

FEMA came in 1999, after the Foreign Exchange Regulation Act or FERA of 1973, as a result of changing economic conditions in a post-liberalisation India.

In 2005, BSP MLA Raju Pal was allegedly killed by Atiq Ahmed’s men in broad daylight. Since then, a saga of violence, witness intimidation, and ultimately, police encounter, has unfolded. We present a timeline.

The Kudmis of the Chota Nagpur plateau were counted among Scheduled Tribes under the British, but were excluded from the list in independent India. Here is why their status was changed, and what they are demanding now.