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Instagram leak to online frauds, Indian firms have a 'cyber battle' ahead

India was the second-most-affected country for targeted cyberattacks between 2016 and 2018

Challenges galore for Jal Shakti, the newest ministry set up by Modi govt

From 70% of the country's water said to be contaminated, to a looming water crisis in 21 cities, there is a long list of issues that the Jal Shakti ministry will have to address

Mehmood Khan's journey from top Unilever exec to fighting Lok Sabha polls

Fighting as the JJP-AAP alliance's candidate in Gurgaon, Khan calls it his 'Kurukshetra war' as he squares off against seasoned politicians

Lok Sabha polls Phase-3: Modi govt's toughest perception battle ends today

With this phase, elections would be over in the regions where people are least willing to give the Modi govt credit for the Balakot air strike and are least likely to want Modi back in power

ASAT test shows India has means to destroy ICBMs in outer space: Experts

While satellite and missile interception play out differently, the technologies used for both are very similar

What Jet passengers must know about ticket refunds and status of JPMiles

Travel agencies and online travel portals have said that the refund would take more time than usually required

Jallianwala Bagh massacre: 100 years on, Britain has much to apologise for

In his evidence before the Disorders Inquiry Committee (1919-1920), Gen Dyer said he would have used machine-guns and enhanced casualty many times over, if the passage allowed armoured cars to go in

'Congress promises': Apart from NYAY, nearly 200 others to take on BJP

Congress' 2019 manifesto is mindful of the electoral importance of national security, but it skips a key label that has defined the party for long

Rahul's income plan for poor may cost more than Budget 2019's subsidy bill

Congress' proposed minimum income guarantee scheme will reportedly require Rs 3.5 trillion at its peak

Lok Sabha election: Rural distress, PM-KISAN may set winners in 290 seats

'Rural' and 'semi-rural' seats account for over 80% of the total 513 Lok Sabha constituencies for which data was analysed

Explained: Why no input tax may widen scope of black money in real estate

With ITC gone, experts say some builders may start buying inputs in cash and dodge paying GST

Strategies for Pulwama-like attacks trace back to ISI HQ: Christine Fair

Pakistan may try more attacks via proxy because this is the only way it can show India that it is not defeated, no matter how powerful India becomes

Budget 2018: 'Modicare' a good first step, but where will money come from?

A serious illness can be a crushing financial burden for many Indian families, with out-of-pocket expenditure constituting well over 50% of the country's total health spending

Green cards galore? At 46k, Indians 2nd-largest group to get US citizenship

With Donald Trump's ascension to the American presidency, Indian-Americans have raised several issues regarding visa and immigration policies

Indian banks 2nd only to Chinese counterparts in exposure to risks: Moody's

This is due to large loans are given to businesses with poor repayment capacity, it said

Modi, Trump vow India & US to have world's greatest armies: 10 developments

On Monday, PM Modi and President Trump held bilateral talks on the sidelines of the ASEAN summit in Manila, during which they discussed a range of key issues, including defence and security

Glimmer of hope for Indian IT: H-1B premium processing may start again

IT majors TCS, Wipro, and Infosys have already seen the number of their H-1B applications drop

Insulin, salt, set-top box: Full list of items that get cheaper under GST

GST rates for telecom services, marbles, granite, spectacles, among others, were retained

GST and its roll out blues: Modi's 'biggest achievement' has a few snarls

In a recent research note, Nomura has sounded a note of caution over the regime's complex structure

MOAB: All you need to know about the massive bomb US dropped in Afghanistan

On Thursday, ISIS fighters in Afghanistan got a rather nasty surprise