For nearly a decade, one name sat unchallenged atop India's real estate wealth rankings: Rajiv Singh of DLF. That reign has now come to an end. Gautam Adani and family have topped the 2026...
Indian equity markets staged one of their sharpest single-session rallies of the month on Monday, July 27, with the BSE Sensex surging 776.01 points, or 1.02 per cent, to close at 76,835.78, while...
The Enforcement Directorate's sprawling investigation into the Mahadev Online Book and Sky Exchange illegal betting syndicate has claimed its highest-profile scalp to date, with the arrest of Vikas...
After nearly eighteen months of unusually benign price behaviour, India's inflation story is turning considerably less comfortable. A new report from Crisil Ratings projects that the country's...
Reliance Jio's ambitions are, once again, reaching beyond the terrestrial. In one of the more consequential technology announcements to emerge from Indian industry this year, Reliance Jio has...
Over the course of a single week, solidarity demonstrations tied to India's NEET protest movement spread to Oxford, Nottingham, Manchester, Edinburgh and Glasgow — a striking illustration of how quickly a domestic Indian political movement can now mobilise diaspora students across an entire country
The daughters of Punjabi immigrant families — one who ran a saree shop in Southampton, the other with roots in Huddersfield's Sikh community — now hold ministerial and whip roles as Indian-origin representation in the Labour government reaches a new high
Prime Minister Andy Burnham's appointment of Narayan marks the first time a UK minister dedicated exclusively to artificial intelligence has held a seat at the Cabinet table — and he has since been tapped to lead a new taskforce chaired by former Chief Scientific Adviser Lord Vallance
The SAMARTH study follows a landmark 25-year review finding that dementia risk factors in South Asians differ meaningfully from those in European-ancestry populations — and that the genetic variants driving Alzheimer's risk elsewhere play a surprisingly limited role in South Asian communities
The July 25 gathering at DAR Constitution Hall drew members of Congress, senior federal officials, more than fifteen ambassadors, and community leaders nationwide — and organizers say it marks the beginning, not the culmination, of a national movement to unite the diaspora's civic voice