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The scam relates to the allegedly illegal distribution of rice and wheat, in which Mallick, businessman Bakibur Rahman, and a few others are said to be involved. Here's what the ED has said.

In the relationship between nations, trade plays a significant role. Central to the ties between New Delhi and Doha is LNG, the fuel on which India is critically dependent — and of which Qatar is the predominant supplier. This is the context in which diplomacy around the eight Indians on death row will take place

Qatar hosts the United States’ largest military base in the Middle East. It also provides refuge to Hamas’ top leadership. We take a look at the precarious, yet successful, balancing act played by the tiny Gulf country.

The former Navy personnel were picked up last year, and no diplomatic breakthrough has been possible so far. The decision, which has left India 'deeply shocked', has come at a critical time in the Middle East

APAAR, which stands for Automated Permanent Academic Account Registry, is envisioned as a special ID system for all students in India.

It’s been 18 days since Hamas carried out the assault that according to some led to the biggest Israeli catastrophe since the Holocaust. Israel vows a terrible retribution on a daily basis, and has been bombing Gaza relentlessly. But why has it not entered Gaza yet?

The popular ‘finfluencer’ allegedly misled investors in the guise of ‘educating’ them about investing in the markets. He has been told to cough up Rs 17 cr. What’s the lesson in SEBI’s interim order for ordinary investors?

Not only does India have very few public EV charging stations, most manufacturers have their own charging connector standards. Imagine being stuck with an Apple charger and an Android phone that is out of charge. Here’s why a national standard is key for mass EV adoption.

The lawsuit alleges Meta knowingly induced children and teenagers into addictive, compulsive social media use, harming their mental health.

The men have been in a Qatari prison for more than a year. The charges against them are still not in the public domain. Here's what happened, and the position that India has taken in the case