From the US to Africa, Passports Prove Citizenship. Why is India Different?
The Centre's recent clarification has reignited debate over India's citizenship framework, despite the rigorous verification process involved in issuing an...
The Centre's recent clarification has reignited debate over India's citizenship framework, despite the rigorous verification process involved in issuing an...
Police investigating the Pune Fort murder case say call records show Siya Goyal and Chetan Chaudhary exchanged more than 2,000...
The Congress leader cited recent findings of the UN Commission of Inquiry, headed by Justice (Retd.) S. Muralidhar, alleging that...
BY Navin Upadhyay New Delhi, June 27, 2026 — With less than a year before Manipur heads to the Assembly...
KOHUR has demanded an unconditional retraction of Muivah's statements and called for a fair judicial process into both the 1990s...
Iran denied any admission of responsibility for the maritime attack, even as its Revolutionary Guards claimed retaliatory strikes on US...
The KZCl has called for a fair, impartial, and credible investigation into the killing of the six Naga hostages while...
ANSAM has questioned the legitimacy of the Kuki-Zo Council's statement, saying it neither admits responsibility for the killings nor addresses...
The International Chess Federation hopes its 'First Rating Experiment' will lower barriers to entry by enabling newcomers to obtain official...
Under the Passports (Amendment) Rules, 2026, applicants will pay more for passport-related services, including lost or damaged passport replacements and...
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