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The ministry of home affairs has told the Supreme Court it can draw up common guidelines on the search and seizure of electronic devices only after consulting with states. It also said that search and seizure “furthers a legitimate state interest” and is protected by “procedure established by law”, the…

It may feel like a blur but every team in Qatar has now played once. What can we learn from the finals so far?

Syrian lawyer Amrou Sabahi had hoped to spend his first World Cup at the heart of the action, working behind the scenes at the stadiums in Qatar, the first Arab country to hold the crowning event of soccer.

Ahead of the big kick-off in Qatar, Standard Sport writers make their last-minute predictions for a World Cup like no other.

The World Cup will shortly begin in Qatar - and three years ago the ECHO was given a glimpse of what life was like for the migrant workers who helped construct the stadiums

Residential transfers for SET-listed developers SC Asset Corporation and Ananda Development kept rising in the first three quarters as market sentiment improved.

The Supreme Court yesterday upheld the validity of the 103rd constitutional amendment that provides 10 percent reservation in admissions and government jobs to economically weaker sections.

Qatar authorities are believed to be eager on promoting a positive image for the country amid ongoing criticism over human rights record

The latest disturbing development in the dysfunctional build-up to World Cup in Qatar is the news that the organisers are paying for groups of fans to attend in return for positive coverage on social media.

A bench of Justices Ajay Rastogi and CT Ravikumar tagged the matter with the main petition pending before the apex court. Read further on Dynamite News:

In 2019, there were zero journalists from SC or ST backgrounds in leadership positions in India’s mainstream media newsrooms, spanning print, broadcast and digital.