Mutilation of J&K: Education is a casualty in the year of abrogation

The closure of educational institutions for more than one year has taken a heavy toll on the academic career of students

Mutilation of J&K: Kashmir's journalists refuse to be stenographers

Journalists in J&K are resisting a media policy that seeks to empower officials to certify what is 'fake news'

In both Jammu and Kashmir people sense a threat to their land and identity due to the domicile laws

The British government will ban, for certain hours in the week, mind you, advertising which sells junk food

Lawmakers seem to be catching up with technology and so will regulation, so Big Tech should not take things for granted.

Experts and fans have pointed to many reasons why Sushant’s death is likely to be a murder

Nearly 8pc of healthcare workers cited having food together in groups, without proper protection/PPE as the reason for contracting the virus

Junaid Nissar Shah resembled Ranbir so closely that the late Rishi Kapoor tweeted: 'OMG! My son has a double!'

We're beginning to see the shape of the post-COVID UK: Freeports all around but a wall in the channel

The PM is said to have given General Rawat a piece of his mind at a meeting of the Cabinet Committee on Security