Kohli, RCB and a Cup, at Long Last

India surpass US, UK, Japan in new ‘human flourishing’ study

Non-Western countries perform well in newly released Global Flourishing Study (GFS) with Asia and Africa performing better than developed countries

Builder.ai and the Unravelling of a Startup Dream

A billion-dollar AI startup collapses, exposing not just deception and round-tripping, but the deeper illusions driving India’s tech dream

How non-violent was Gandhi?

Manash Firaq Bhattacharjee’s new book on the final phase of Gandhi’s life can be read in many ways. While it inspires, it also calls for greater pragmatism in the writing of history

China Can’t Turn off Brahmaputra’s Tap: Assam CM

Counters Pak scaremongering with figures that reveal most of river's water flow is from India itself

Ashoka University Founder Reminds Indian Liberals the Price of Wheat and Lentils

Sanjev Bhikchandani, one of the founders of the Ashoka University, pushed back against the idea that activism and academic work are indistinguishable

“Meeting Modi was a special experience”: Usha Vance on India trip

US Second Lady Usha Vance has described her family’s April visit to India as “the trip of a lifetime”

Gone in a Long Weekend: 59kg Gold Heist Stuns Karnataka

In a quiet village in north Karnataka, ₹53 crore in pledged gold disappeared between two sunsets and a broken surveillance system

From Patna to Hyderabad, political family feuds rock regional parties

Khurshid hits out at Rahul’s inner circle over ‘unpatriotic’ acts 

He expressed dismay that, while he and others were focused on presenting India’s case against Pakistan-sponsored terrorism, certain Congress leaders were preoccupied with political allegiances