Odias are very tree-loving people, and Odisha is one of the few states where tree cover has grown more than the national average, says the Odisha CM.

Since 2000 around half a billion people have gained access to electricity in India, with political effort over the last five years significantly accelerating progress, says the global energy agency.

Absolute poverty has dived nearly 90 per cent since 1820, which is even more remarkable when you factor in a 7-fold jump in global population in the same time frame.

From human development indicators like health and education to economic parameters like tax-to-GDP ratio, currency performance, and current account deficit, Pakistan's track record is dismal on all fronts.

Ayushman Bharat can do to healthcare what GST is expected to do to India's indirect tax regime. But there are challenges, too.

A critical insight into why we assume things will get worse even though data says otherwise.

According to Jaitley, the 7.7 per cent economic growth in the fourth quarter of 2017-18 'firmly' established India as the fastest growing major economy in the world and the trend is \"likely to continue for the next few years\".

Prime Minister Narendra Modi is a great orator. He also makes grand announcements about ambitious targets, leaving hapless officials and others to work out the details.

Payment should be based on value, not activities.

The conviction in the blackbuck poaching case may dent his image as a philanthropist, but only in the short-term

We suggest tweaks in your financial plan to maximise savings.

Dharam Vira Gandhi, a parliamentarian from Punjab and a qualified medical practitioner, has sought urgent intervention of the Prime Minister to ensure affordable healthcare to all citizens.

Ensuring electricity access to all households is a great political move but might derail the fiscal reforms undertaken by Discoms.

The case was heard by a nine-judge constitution bench headed by Chief Justice Jagdish Singh Khehar. The bench is examining current case in context of two previous judgments of 1954 and other in 1962 which had held that right to privacy was not a fundamental right.