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The order upheld a penalty imposed earlier on Google by the Competition Commission of India for its anti-competitive conduct in the Android ecosystem, saying some of Google’s practices pointed to an abuse of dominance.

A product of India and Pakistan's colonial rule, the 'sedition law' has always been contentious on account of how it can be used to curb dissent.

Following the judgment, even 15 years after the blast, which resulted in the deaths of 80 people and injured 185 others, no person now stands convicted of the crime.

On March 28, Congress leader and MP Shashi Tharoor shared the story of a young couple who had approached him for exemption of duty on a drug they imported for their young daughter suffering from cancer.

Australian startup Vow unveiled a meatball made of lab-grown cultured meat with the genetic sequence of the woolly mammoth, saying it was meant to fire up public debate on meat consumption.

Every year, March 30 is celebrated as Rajasthan Day, marking the state’s foundation in 1949. However, what we know today as Rajasthan was created in phases, with the final modifications occurring in 1956.

History and significance of the Sikh assembly that Amritpal Singh wants Akal Takht to convene

While the Congress rejects the BJP's allegation that it is biased against OBCs, the political history of India shows the party has missed several opportunities to reach out to these castes, including failing to claim credit for policy changes that were initiated by its governments.

Upward lightning is a phenomenon whereby a self-initiated lightning streak develops from a tall object that travels upward toward an overlaying electrified storm cloud

While the tradition of succession by reincarnation has prevailed in Tibetan Buddhism for centuries, China’s occupation of Tibet and subsequent attempt to control Tibetans has thrown up major questions. The recent recognition of the Khalkha Jetsun Dhampa has brought these back to the forefront.