Tanushree Pandey

'In the Body of a Woman', authored by Aaliya Waziri, an advocate at the High Court of Delhi, explores legal feminism, gender inequality, and the impact of the 2012 Delhi gang rape on the Indian society.

In keeping with the bizarre trend of naming children after natural calamities, a Gujarat woman has decided to name her one-month-old daughter 'Biparjoy' after the cyclone approaching the western coast.

Sharad Pawar's long-time aide Praful Patel today shared a searing assessment of last month's opposition unity meet at Patna as he defended his crossover to the BJP-led coalition along with Ajit Pawar.

Haryana MLA Gopal Kanda has been acquitted by a Delhi court in a 2012 suicide of airhostess who was employed with his now-defunct airline. The Haryana lawmaker was cleared of charges by Special Judge Vikas Dhull.

New man-made borders are prohibiting patients from accessing healthcare and hospitals are starving of critical medicines. Civil society organisations say the conditions in relief camps are poor,...

Children in trauma are unable to attend school, parents of girls fear sexual violence, and many of the schools they were supposed to attend are currently serving as relief camps

Booker Prize-winning Indian author Arundhati Roy could be prosecuted for allegedly seditious comments made over a decade ago, after a top official in Delhi said there was enough evidence to lay charges.

‘We do not pay taxes to die’: The negligence that led to Rajkot game zone fire

Sanjay Singh of the Wrestling Federation of India said that the country could have won six more medals in wrestling alone but due to the 'ongoing

With elections nearing, Zeeshan discusses Uddhav Thackeray, Bishnoi and Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s stance on India’s minorities.