12 death sentences, 13 acquittals later, Nithari’s Koli found dead: Timeline

Surendra Koli, acquitted in Nithari serial killings case, was found dead at a tea stall in Haridwar on Friday.

BRICS: Marching on with a spring in its step

This article is authored by Rajiv Bhatia, Distinguished Fellow, Gateway House and former Indian High Commissioner to South Africa.

BCCI AGM leaves Agarkar's future open as office-bearers get final say

BCCI office-bearers will decide Ajit Agarkar's future as chief selector, with his current contract set to expire next month.

Why scale alone doesn’t make a real estate platform institutional

This article is authored by Arihant Kothari, chief investment officer, Max Estates Limited.

Mamata's TMC faction opts out of Nandigram bypoll, to back Congress in rare move

India’s Gen Z is drinking more, just not like the rest of the world

India’s young drinkers are bucking a global slowdown, choosing premium spirits and cocktails while becoming more selective about how much they drink.

Asian Games and what matters to a new Indian sport audience

The Asian Games will begin officially on September 19 and the Indian athletes have begun landing in Aichi-Nagoya.&nbsp;

Twinkle, little star: Natural diamonds and the young Indian

HT SELECT: We’re buying them for ourselves. Using them to say: Congratulations. Good luck. Well done. And: I love you. As natural diamonds go from occasional wear to everyday flex, see how new generations are wearing them differently.

Tunisia Capital Hit by Sudden Flooding as Torrential Rain Batters City

Flash floods swept through Tunisia's capital after violent thunderstorms battered the city, swamping roads, stranding vehicles and disrupting traffic. Authorities suspended classes across Tunis as forecasters warned of more heavy rain and potentially dangerous weather conditions.

Kishau Dam: Six states and the challenge of cooperative federalism

This article is authored by KS Tomar, senior political analyst and strategic affairs columnist, Shimla.