In first such case, EU proposes €7.5bn cut in funding for Hungary

The European Union's executive branch recommended on Sunday that the bloc suspend around €7.5 billion in funding to Hungary over concerns about democratic backsliding and the possible mismanagement of EU money.

China conducts mass DNA testing in Tibet to monitor citizens

The Potala Palace in Tibet. The developments indicate China is moving into the next phase of its repressive policy - Bio-Security

Fresh spate of religious violence rocks Leicester

The UK's East Leicester saw some of its worst religious violence in years on Saturday night when huge mobs of South Asian-origin Muslims faced off against British Indian Hindus.

In Russia's backyard Armenia, Pelosi hits out at Azerbaijan

US House of Representatives Speaker Nancy Pelosi on Sunday strongly condemned what she said were "illegal" border attacks by Azerbaijan on Armenia, using a visit to the Russian ally to pledge American support for its sovereignty. Pelosi cast her trip to Armenia as an attempt to strengthen support for what she cast as a beacon of democracy.

Art Of Giving And Our Economic Aspirations

To be world class, India's top education institutions need its wealthy to donate generously

Funding The Future

GoI reverting to earlier funding rule for research bodies is welcome. But India spends too little on science

Star Castes In Telangana

State’s political battle is pitching resurgent BJP’s Kapus, Mudirajus against TRS’s Reddys, Velamas

The Peace Principle

Modi's words to Putin didn't mean a change in stance.

India's curbs on broken rice export face criticism at WTO

After wheat, India's decision to ban the export of broken rice and also impose 20% export duty on some varieties of the cereal, has come under attack from Senegal, a large importer, as well as the United States and the European Union.

BJP hits back, says Kejriwal a 'megalomaniac', glorifies graft

'Guj Won't Run As Per Diktat Of Delhi's Tuglaq'

Only 44% of state's class 3 kids can read time: Study

The first-of-its-kind study by NCERT on how robust the foundational learning outcomes are in schools across the country has found that only 51% students in Telangana have reached basic global proficiency standards, when it comes to numbers and numerical skills.

US court nixes Big Tech’s free speech regulation right

Some conservatives have labelled the Big Tech’s practices abusive, pointing to Twitter’s permanent suspension of Trump from the platform.

Pakistan floods cause health, financial crises of epic proportions

At least 37 people were killed and 92 injured in flood-related incidents in Pakistan in the last 24 hours.

Woman’s death after arrest over hijab stirs Iran protests

Authorities launched probes into the death of Mahsa Amini following a demand by President Ebrahim Raisi, state media reported

Biden warns Putin: Use of nukes to bring ‘consequential’ response

President Biden has once again warned PresidentPutin against using unconventional or nuclear weapons to try to turn the tide of the war in Moscow’s favour, saying that such an action would “change the face of war unlike anything since World War II.”

Why a revival of Mandal politics at the national level is unlikely

Politics is indeed the art of the possible. In the Indian political context, this means that anything can happen when leaders are looking to gain or retain political power.

Let’s put things in perspective with a towering Gandhi statue

Subhas Chandra Bose’s statue at India Gate in New Delhi was inaugurated last week, replacing the earlier statue of George V. I always wanted that space occupied by a statue of Mahatma Gandhi, something that never happened.

To mourn the Queen or not? It’s complicated

The symbolic, one-day mourning in India for the Queen provoked considerable outrage on social media.

Madrid derby will be intense, promises Atletico’s Reinildo Reinildo

Real’s All-Win Record Is Under Threat As They Travel To Metropolitano

Winning gold at Asiad is the target: Savita

‘Tokyo Gave Us Belief Women’s Hockey Is Destined For Greatness’

Lewandowski at it again

Barca Down 10-Man Elche

Will Jhulan get a fitting farewell in One-dayers?

Their middle-order issues have gone on for far too long and after three games in England, it remains far from being resolved.

After SC relief, will BCCI break continuity in its order?

President Ganguly’s ICC Future In Focus As Board Prepares For Elections

How Bulbul, Octopus blocked funds, choked Naxal activities

CRPF Overhaul Of CoBRA Force Helps ‘Reclaim’ J’khand Areas

A People’s Movement For A Public Health Success Story

The govt’s scheme connecting poor TB patients who need help to better-off Indians willing to help has made a promising start. It has the potential to make India TB-free sooner than the WHO deadline

Seven decades after extinction, cheetahs land in India’s heart

Our Guests, Give Them Time To Settle, Says PM

ED freezes a/cs of cos with Chinese link in crypto scam

Several Hyd & Delhi-Based Firms Involved

Food delivery brawl turns fatal, boy held

Gachibowli Cook Dies Week After Attack

Former MP Geetha & hubby get bail in bank loan fraud case

YSRC former MP Kothapalli Geetha and her husband P Ramakoteswar Rao earned a reprieve from Telangana high court which on Friday stayed the five-year jail sentence awarded to them in the Punjab National Bank loan fraud case and granted them bail.

Nizam’s grandson calls ‘transition of power’ bloodless, not liberation of Hyd

The Nizam's grandson Najaf Ali Khan on Friday found fault with politicians celebrating September 17 as the ‘Hyderabad Liberation day’ and called it an attempt to alter history.