Teachers from West Bengal protested in Delhi’s Jantar Mantar, asking why even those declared innocent by CBI were terminated.

The major flexibilities in the Indian Patent Act - Section 3(d) and the compulsory licensing system - to make medicines ...

The union adopted clear resolutions based on continued organizing, recruitment, and delivering quality services to members.

It is known that BJP did not oppose Mandal Commission for electoral calculations, but instead intensified the Ram Temple ...

With the expansion of BRICS to more countries of the Global South, a revival of the “Bangdung Spirit” is taking place, not ...

Right to free expression and right to earn livelihoods, through print or digital platforms, are being curtailed, alleges DUJ.

Two recent interim orders of the Supreme Court to stay High Court decisions which enabled access to treatment for rare diseases are not only morally and ethically concerning but also block the ...

Meanwhile, back in India, the new Waqf law has become a subject of significant curiosity and controversy among the public, including the country’s 200 million Muslims. Accusations have arisen that the ...

The Supreme Court, in a brilliant verdict authored by Justice Pardiwala, stopped short of calling it a “constitutional crime” but emphasised that the Governor's actions were not in line with ...

Rebel BJD leaders allege Patnaik’s former Man Friday is operating in the backroom with BJP, and cite the Waqf vote as an example.

Noboa triumphed comfortably in a surprising second electoral round. Correa’s supporters demand a recount of the votes.

There is no alternative to an egalitarian, welfare-oriented, home-market-based, and State-sustained, strategy of development for countries, like India.