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Four opposition-ruled states — Delhi, Karnataka, Punjab, and West Bengal — have had their tableaux proposals rejected by the Ministry of Defence. Here is what goes behind the selection of tableaux for the Republic Day.

The Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation will soon release the data for retail inflation in the month of December. It can help understand whether you are economically better or worse off in 'real' terms. Here is a look.

A petitioner seeking a kidney transplant died waiting for permissions to come through. While there are stringent rules for organ transplantation, the court has said that timelines must be followed in the true spirit of the transplant law.

Maharashtra Speaker Rahul Narvekar recognised the Shinde faction as the “real Shiv Sena”, while deciding on a set of 54 petitions calling for disqualification of Sena MLAs on both sides.

On January 11-12, the UN's principal judicial organ will hear arguments that Israel is committing genocide in Gaza. What exactly is 'genocide', and why is South Africa getting involved in an Israeli-Palestinian issue?

The Peregrine lander module of the mission, as well as the Vulcan rocket that launched it, have both been built by private space companies in the US. If successful, this mission would also involve the first landing of a private spacecraft on the Moon.

These were the issues: Was Art 32 available to Bikis? Was Gujarat’s remission order correct and legal? Should the convicts be sent back to jail after they had already been released? Here’s what the court ruled.

Threats to shipping in the busy zone of the western Arabian Sea and North Indian Ocean are not new. But the attacks by the Iran-backed Shia militants are not the same as the piracy incidents of 2000-2016 against which an international maritime coalition was mobilised.

Why does France have a new Prime Minister? What will this mean for the country?

2023 was 1.48 degree Celsius warmer than the average of the 1850-1900 pre-industrial level and 0.17 degree Celsius warmer than 2016.