Vivo has opted out of Indian Premier League 2020 but BCCI's reluctance to review its relationship with sponsors funded by Chinese behemoths is a slap on the government's face

The idea -- or the promise -- of Naya Kashmir is not new to Kashmiris. The first promise was made in 1940s, then all the successive governments -- from Delhi to Srinagar -- repeated it time and again. Now a year after abrogation of Article 370, the promise echoes again from Delhi to Lal Chowk.

It is illogical to raise issue with Rhea Chakraborty using Sushant Singh Rajput's credit card and spending the money on her flight tickets for a Europe trip when they were in a relationship.

Various stakeholders continue to deliberate on whether online gaming, particularly skill games which are not regulated under any law, needs a monitoring body and a robust legislation

From employing bigger squads to tweaking revenue sharing models... how international cricket moves forward will depend largely on the ingenuity of the ICC and other influential boards like BCCI

If the IPL goes to UAE this year, close to 500 local jobs will be lost. The entire IPL supply chain will be upset and states will lose heavily too

The Congress party’s silence on the Ram Mandir’s bhoomi pujan or its pusillanimous response to the verdict that enabled the temple’s construction is driven by purely political motives

Thanks to inspiring performances from Ben Stokes and Stuart Broad, England won the series 2-1. But brave West Indies players gave cricket hope

If Maharashtra Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray hands over the Sushant Singh Rajput case to CBI, neither his government nor the Mumbai Police stand to lose reputation or anything.

While the temptation to set an example by taking stern action against Prashant Bhushan may be hard to resist, it may also be counter-productive as the issue of alleged corruption in the judiciary today finds resonance with a far larger constituency than it did a decade ago.

While the temptation to set an example by taking stern action against Prashant Bhushan may be hard to resist, it may also be counter-productive as the issue of alleged corruption in the judiciary today finds resonance with a far larger constituency than it did a decade ago.

As we reimagine our urban environments in a post-Covid world and start planning for economic recovery, it is perhaps time to give the music a more prominent role, writes Aranyaka Verma.