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While the BJP government considers the new law necessary for addressing organised crime, the Opposition warns it could pave the way to a 'police state'.

Investors must prepare for a journey where uncertainty is the norm, said Edelweiss MD and CEO Radhika Gupta.

The Ikka director says Sunny Deol and Akshaye Khanna are like the dal chawal Indians never tire of despite the entry of new cuisines.

With anti-incumbency against the BJP and repeated defections and splits in the Congress, the Arvind Kejriwal-led party is focusing on electricity bills to woo voters.

India's current procurement model may unintentionally exclude the companies most likely to drive the next wave of battlefield innovation.

Even at 60, the musician wants to enthrall many more with the magic of his flute.

World Gold Council regional CEO Sachin Jain explains gold's potential as a reliable financial asset and how India can become the 'jeweller to the world'

Ahead of the international fair's 2027 Golden Jubilee edition, a Sangh affiliate vies for a firmer foothold in Bengal's publishing ecosystem

India's stubbornly low female workforce participation is driven as much by a shortage of jobs conducive to women as by social norms.

As the Andhra Pradesh CM calls for the revival of the joint family system, a look at his efforts to raise his state's population

With an FIR, the criminal justice process has set in, allowing investigators to examine individuals, gather evidence and gauge the scale of the alleged fraud

Experts at the India Today Smart Money Financial Summit explained the enormous consequences of leaving wealth transfer to succession laws

At least 13 Asiatic Lions, including 10 cubs, have died of infections since late May, with rabies emerging as the newest concern

The party plans to contest 30 of the 40 assembly seats, focusing on a sons-of-the-soil plank and wooing Hindu and pro-Marathi voters

The 'eco-friendly dynamic lighting project', as the Kerala government calls it, is proposed in a biodiversity zone known for rare birds as also human-animal conflict