Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), one of India’s largest IT employers, has temporarily suspended physical operations at its Business Process Outsourcing (BPO) facility in Nashik and instructed employees to work from home until further notice. The decision follows a major police investigation triggered by serious allegations of sexual harassment, exploitation, and religious coercion involving several senior employees at the unit. The controversy has drawn widespread attention

India may be on the verge of one of its most significant electoral reforms in decades, as the Union government proposes a constitutional amendment to expand the strength of the Lok Sabha from 543 seats to as many as 850. This move is not merely about increasing numbers; it reflects a broader attempt to realign parliamentary representation with contemporary demographic realities while simultaneously paving the way for long-pending structural reforms. The proposal seeks to ame

When the Madhya Pradesh Anti-Terrorist Squad busted the first Indian module of Hizb-ut-Tahrir (HuT) in May 2023, investigators uncovered something far more sinister than a simple conversion ring. Among the sixteen arrested men—a professor, a gym trainer, a software engineer, and a dentist—five had converted from Hinduism to Islam. These men had married Hindu girls and, after their own conversions, convinced their wives to embrace Islam as well. But conversion was only the beg

India has rolled out a revised framework for the Overseas Citizen of India (OCI) scheme, introducing significant updates to both the fee structure and application process. Effective from April 1, 2026, these changes reflect an effort to bring greater uniformity, transparency, and efficiency to a system that serves millions of people of Indian origin living across the world. The move is seen as part of a broader administrative overhaul aimed at streamlining services while stre

India’s push toward modern infrastructure received a major boost as Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated the Delhi–Dehradun Expressway. This project stands out not only for improving connectivity but also for integrating environmental considerations into large-scale development. It reflects a broader shift in how infrastructure is planned, where speed and sustainability are given equal importance. PM Modi inaugurates Delhi-Dehradun Expressway, travel time to drop to 2.5

India’s decision to withdraw from hosting the 2028 United Nations climate summit, COP33, has drawn significant attention in global policy circles. Initially seen as an opportunity to showcase leadership in climate action, the move to step back signals a deeper strategic recalibration. Rather than being a retreat, it reflects a realistic assessment of the current global climate framework and India’s own developmental priorities. Despite India’s strides in renewables and the go

As West Bengal approaches a crucial electoral moment, Union Home Minister Amit Shah has intensified the Bharatiya Janata Party’s campaign with a series of high-voltage rallies across the state. His messaging has consistently revolved around corruption, law and order, and concerns over illegal infiltration, presenting the upcoming election as a turning point in Bengal’s political trajectory. Positioning the contest as more than a routine democratic exercise, Shah has sought

Tensions between India and China have once again come into focus after Beijing released a fresh list assigning new names to several locations in Arunachal Pradesh . India responded firmly, rejecting the move and reiterating that such actions have no legal or territorial validity. The development highlights the continuing friction between the two nations over their long-standing boundary dispute. MEA Spokesperson Randhir JaiswalImage Source : PTI (File) | India TV News India’

In a significant ruling with far-reaching implications for India’s electoral framework, the Supreme Court of India declined to allow lakhs of individuals, whose names were removed from electoral rolls in West Bengal, to cast their votes while their appeals remain unresolved. The judgment comes at a critical juncture, just ahead of the state’s assembly elections, and reflects a careful balance between democratic rights and administrative feasibility. Supreme Court refuses reli

India stands at a defining moment in its democratic evolution as the push for women’s reservation in legislatures gathers renewed momentum. Prime Minister Narendra Modi has once again underscored the importance of ensuring greater participation of women in governance, calling the reform a historic necessity rather than a political choice. With the legislative groundwork already laid, the conversation has now shifted toward implementation—an effort that could fundamentally re

The gradual decline of Left-Wing Extremism in India has brought a transformative shift to some of the country’s most remote and conflict-affected regions. In Chhattisgarh , where Maoist violence once dictated the pace of life, a new chapter is unfolding—one defined by peace, governance, and development. At the heart of this change lies Nelangur, a small village in the Narayanpur district, which has recently witnessed a historic milestone: access to tap water for every househo

In a major development for India’s defence sector, GE Aerospace has announced plans to set up an engine repair and overhaul facility in India for the HAL Tejas fighter jets. This initiative marks a crucial step toward strengthening India’s self-reliance in defence maintenance while enhancing the operational efficiency of the Indian Air Force. The move comes at a time when India is expanding its indigenous fighter jet fleet and seeking to reduce dependency on foreign mainte

India’s proposed ₹3.25 lakh crore deal for acquiring 114 Rafale fighter jets marks more than just a major defence purchase—it represents a decisive shift in the country’s military and strategic outlook. At the heart of this deal lies a strong push by the government to integrate indigenous missile systems into the Rafale platform, signalling a move away from dependence on foreign weapon ecosystems. This approach reflects India’s growing confidence in its domestic defence cap

As West Bengal approaches the 2026 Assembly elections, Prime Minister Narendra Mod i has made it clear that the state stands at a historic crossroads. Addressing massive public gatherings, he expressed strong confidence that the people of West Bengal are ready for a decisive political shift. His assertion of an imminent regime change reflects growing public aspiration for development, transparency, and effective governance. With the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) emerging as a

As the political battle for West Bengal intensifies ahead of the 2026 Assembly elections, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has unveiled its “Sankalp Patra,” presenting a comprehensive roadmap for governance, welfare, and economic revival. Released by Amit Shah , the manifesto reflects a blend of immediate relief measures and long-term structural reforms, aimed at positioning the party as a strong alternative to the incumbent administration. Union Home Minister Amit Shah unve

India has taken a historic step in its pursuit of energy security and technological excellence with the successful attainment of “first criticality” at the Prototype Fast Breeder Reactor (PFBR) in Kalpakkam, Tamil Nadu . This milestone is not merely a technical achievement but a defining moment in the country’s long-term nuclear vision. Often described by scientists as an “Akshay Patra moment,” it reflects the promise of a near-limitless energy source and the realization of d

India has reached a defining moment in its renewable energy journey by recording its highest-ever annual solar capacity addition in the financial year 2025–26. Highlighted by Prime Minister Narendra Modi , this milestone reflects not only the scale of India’s clean energy ambitions but also the speed at which those ambitions are being realized. With a record addition of around 45 gigawatts (GW) of solar capacity in a single year, India has reinforced its commitment to buildin

The 2026 Assembly elections have emerged as a significant milestone in India’s democratic journey, with polling held across Assam , Kerala , and Puducherry, alongside by-elections in several other states. Conducted under the supervision of the Election Commission of India, the electoral process once again demonstrated the country’s ability to manage large-scale democratic exercises with efficiency and credibility. Taking place on April 9, these elections are part of a broader

India has taken a decisive step into the future of secure communication with the successful demonstration of a 1,000-kilometre quantum communication network built entirely on indigenous technology. This achievement is not merely a scientific milestone but a strategic advancement that strengthens India’s position in the global race for next-generation technologies. At a time when cybersecurity threats are evolving rapidly, quantum communication offers a fundamentally new parad

India’s economic trajectory in recent years has emerged as a powerful example of resilience in an increasingly uncertain global environment. As highlighted by Shaktikanta Das, the country has not only withstood multiple global crises but has actively transformed them into opportunities for long-term growth. From the disruptions caused by the COVID-19 pandemic to geopolitical conflicts and supply chain breakdowns, India’s response has been marked by stability, adaptability, an