Kunal Purohit

In YouTube’s largest mar­ket, self-pro­claimed news chan­nels are boom­ing, gain­ing mil­lions of view­ers ped­dling false­hoods.

At least 10 re­leas­es be­fore the elec­tion am­pli­fy Modi’s po­lit­i­cal agen­da and vil­i­fy crit­ics – spar­ing not even Gand­hi.

In­dia’s top court has de­clared them il­le­gal. The de­ci­sion could shape the world’s biggest elec­tion.

The stock mar­ket will be shut, movie halls will show the launch live. But it’s joy for some, pain and anx­i­ety for oth­ers

Many ex­perts be­lieve Is­rael’s case is weak be­cause Gaza has in ef­fect been un­der Is­raeli con­trol.

The find­ings may up­end the coun­try’s pol­i­tics, as mar­gin­alised groups de­mand bet­ter gov­ern­ment job op­por­tu­ni­ties.

Tens of peo­ple re­port­ed­ly died af­ter Modi’s shock move to ban cur­ren­cy notes, but a top court rul­ing brings no clo­sure.

Mil­lions in un­der­de­vel­oped re­gions face penury and de­pri­va­tion as eco­nom­ic ac­tiv­i­ty grinds to a halt due to lock­down.

As coro­n­avirus cas­es keep surg­ing in In­dia and pan­ic grows among lo­cals, tourists hard­ly find a shel­ter.

A wave of mis­in­for­ma­tion and ru­mour on COVID-19 floods phones, forc­ing the gov­ern­ment to is­sue an ad­vi­so­ry.