Aditya Iyer
An Indian tames a seeded player at a Grand Slam after 35 years
The attack on a religious procession sparked off communal violence in a region notorious for its mining mafia and cyber crime
When the local police tried to disperse the crowd, the ‘farmers’ resorted to violence and damaged government property
Presence of some of the unions who blockaded Delhi over the farm bills raised worrying questions
It is highly unlikely Gehlot will oblige and step aside for his arch-rival to occupy the coveted chief ministerial gaddi
Congress’ humiliation in Munugode marks its steady erasure as the main opposition in Telangana but as bypoll results elsewhere show, the party’s crisis does not end with one state
NDA’s vice presidential candidate Jagdeep Dhankhar is armed with legal astuteness and a sense of humour