India court rules against dividing eateries by religion in BJP-ruled states
Supreme Court suspends order asking restaurants and roadside carts to display owners’ names in Uttar Pradesh and Uttarakhand states.
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Why does India hate Arundhati Roy?
India’s government is targeting the acclaimed author because she speaks to the most foundational corruptions that underlie the socioeconomic and political pillars of the Indian state.
India's Modi boasts record job creation amid opposition's attack
NEW DELHI -- Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who has been exchanging volleys with the opposition camp regarding the country's employment situation, recently received some ammunition from the central bank, which now estimates India's employment growth rate surged to 6% for the financial year through March, nearly double the 3.2% recorded the previous 12 months.
Could Kamala Harris’ India connection boost chances in US presidential race?
Joe Biden’s decision to exit the US presidential election and endorse Vice-President Kamala Harris to be his successor underscores a pivotal moment for Indian-American political clout and will pose a significant challenge to Donald Trump’s campaign, analysts say.
India ‘racing’ to get Pacific Ocean licences to scout for critical minerals used in EVs
India will apply for licences to explore for deep-sea minerals in the Pacific Ocean as it competes to secure supplies of minerals critical for energy transition technologies, a top government scientist said.
Nepal’s political shift complicates its India-China balancing act
Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal, popularly known as Prachanda, was removed from office earlier this month after his Communist Party of Nepal (Maoist Centre) failed to secure a confidence vote in parliament.
India’s car market may grow fivefold by 2047, driving Suzuki’s goal to grab 50% of sales
India’s car market is on track to reach 20 million units by 2047, helped by promising growth in battery electric vehicles, Suzuki Motor’s executive vice-president Kenichi Ayukawa said.
Bangladesh quota protests updates: Students vow to continue demonstrations
Al Jazeera spoke with a Palestinian artist who uses her skills to depict the suffering of her people over the past nine months.