Noel Tata is currently embroiled in a high-stakes power struggle within the Tata Group, a titan with 150 years of history. When the families controlling conglomerates of this magnitude clash, the repercussions extend far beyond boardroom walls, threatening investment stability, political alliances in New Delhi, and international market confidence.
In a bold move toward global sustainability, the European Union has proposed a ban on exporting metal scrap to India and Egypt. Citing a lack of guaranteed environmentally sound waste management, the EU aims to stop 'exporting pollution,' sparking a complex debate between ecological responsibility and international trade dynamics, particularly regarding the aluminum industry.
After nearly a decade of imprisonment and harrowing allegations of torture, 39-year-old British citizen Jagtar Singh Johal has finally been granted bail in Delhi. This landmark decision brings a glimmer of hope to a case that has strained diplomatic ties between London and New Delhi, shedding light on the complexities of the Indian judicial system and the sensitive conflict surrounding Sikh separatism.
An epic legal and corporate clash is unfolding in India. The heir to the Tata family has formally challenged the voting processes of the directors of Tata Sons, the holding company that controls one of the world's most powerful conglomerates, intensifying a leadership dispute that could redefine the future of the group.
In a move that could redefine the Asian corporate landscape, the possibility of Tata Sons—the powerhouse holding company controlling India's most valuable enterprises—going public has emerged. This strategic shift could welcome a wave of global investors, potentially propelling the conglomerate to new heights of international competitiveness and transparency.
Following a heartbreaking building collapse in Delhi that claimed seven lives, a global conversation has ignited regarding India's urban infrastructure. As the nation prepares for unprecedented population growth, the stark contrast between luxury skyscrapers and basic safety failures highlights a critical need for reform to protect millions of citizens.
A shocking investigation by the French newspaper Le Monde reveals how the BAPS organization may have used a failed project at the Eiffel Tower as a vehicle for 'soft power.' This controversy exposes the complex intersection of faith, diplomacy, and the global expansion of political Hinduism, shaking the relationship between Paris and New Delhi.
In a move that could reshape global geopolitics, the Chinese leader is expected to make his first visit to India in seven years during the upcoming BRICS summit. This high-stakes diplomatic gesture aims to mend fractured ties and restore bilateral relations after years of tension, marking a potential turning point for the two most populous nations on Earth.
India has reported a stunning GDP growth of 7.8% in the last quarter, positioning itself as a global economic powerhouse. However, a growing wave of concern among former officials and international economists suggests these numbers might be artificial, sparking a heated debate over the reliability of the world's most populous nation's financial statistics.
On Thursday, September 3, 2026, India will attempt an unprecedented space milestone: placing an Earth imaging satellite into geostationary orbit. This will be the first time the country achieves this feat, and the event will be broadcast live worldwide.
The Permanent Court of Arbitration has ruled that India must fully comply with the Indus Waters Treaty with Pakistan, settling a long-standing dispute over shared water resources. The decision, announced on August 31, 2026, aims to ease tensions in one of the world's most water-stressed regions.
Six months after the start of the war between the United States, Israel, and Iran, the Islamic Republic resists militarily but faces a new offensive: economic strangulation. Tehran trusts that China and India, its main oil buyers, will defy Washington's sanctions to sustain its economy and avoid collapse.
Argentina's Secretary of Finance, Pablo Quirno, has highlighted a booming bilateral agenda with India: record exports and a 40% year-on-year growth. What is behind these numbers that position Argentina as a reliable partner?
In a thrilling match played in Amstelveen, Netherlands, Argentina's field hockey team, known as Los Leones, defeated India 5-3 to secure a spot in the World Cup semifinals for only the second time in their history. The team, led by coach Mariano Ronconi, showed determination and skill to seal their place, where they will face Germany next Friday.
In a thrilling match, Los Leones defeated India 2-1 to secure their spot in the semifinals of the 2026 Hockey World Cup. Goals from Joaquín Toscani and Nicolás Della Torre in the first quarter sealed the qualification in Amstelveen.
A family of three—father, mother, and their 18-year-old son—died after falling from a cliff in Maharashtra, India, on Friday, August 21, 2026. The young man reportedly jumped after a heated argument, and his parents tried to save him, leading to a devastating chain of events that has shocked the nation.
Thousands of young job seekers in Jharkhand, India, marched to the state legislature on August 10, 2026, demanding an investigation into public exam irregularities. Despite police using water cannons and tear gas, the peaceful and resilient spirit of the protesters shines a light on their quest for a fair future.
An Amnesty International report reveals that India has become a key link in Israel's arms supply chain. This shift marks a milestone in New Delhi's foreign policy, transitioning from leading the Non-Aligned Movement to deepening strategic and military ties with Tel Aviv.
Bangladesh's exiled former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, 78, has announced her hopeful return from India for December 2026. Despite facing a death sentence, she remains firm in her will to reunite with her people and seek national reconciliation.
In a landmark ruling, India's Bombay High Court overturned a 2021 acquittal and sentenced Tehelka founder Tarun Tejpal to a decade in prison for sexually assaulting a female colleague in a hotel elevator in Goa in 2013. The decision, delivered on August 6, 2026, marks a significant victory for survivors of sexual violence in India.
Sheikh Hasina, 78, exiled in India since 2024, announced her return to Bangladesh for December 2026, defying a death sentence. Her speech in New Delhi on August 5, 2026, sparked outrage in Dhaka, deepening the diplomatic crisis between the two nations.
In a historic milestone, India's ruling party lost a three-decade electoral stronghold. The student-led 'Cockroach' movement, demanding exam transparency and youth employment, achieved a resounding victory with Prashant Kishor in Bihar, sending a strong message of change and hope to the country's youth.
Five UN special rapporteurs have called on the Canadian government to protect 44-year-old Sikh activist Moninder Singh and his family from credible threats and transnational repression allegedly orchestrated by Indian authorities. The plea highlights growing tensions between diplomatic ties and human rights obligations.
