ROC filings for 2020-21 note that Eightall Food and Beverage bought and sold food and alcohol, and that the company’s aims include operating a restaurant.

Justice Suresh Kumar Kait's judgement not only appears to reproduce parts of the ED's counter-affidavit, it also includes references to the facts of a 2016 money laundering case that have nothing to do with the INX Media controversy or P. Chidambaram.

Since official secrecy is no longer available as an alibi, the government’s opposition to producing all the relevant information suggests it has something to hide.

How did the benchmark price for 36 Rafales go up from 5.2 billion euros to 8.2 billion euros and on what basis did the Modi-led Cabinet Committee on Security agree to pay more per plane than the MMRCA RFP had envisaged for the same configuration?

Eight issues surrounding the deal have become even more murky despite a concerted effort by Rafale to clear the air.

Information available in the public domain paints an altogether different picture from the latest yarn defence minister Nirmala Sitharaman has tried to spin.

Since this story came in to the public domain last year, BJP and its ministers have done nothing but avoid giving answers. Jaitley's recent blog post is yet another desperate attempt to create a smokescreen.

Apart from subsuming all earlier Central and state schemes under the PMUY to boost numbers, a major proportion of scheme beneficiaries cannot afford to use gas despite getting a free connection.

With the clouds on Reliance's horizon looking murkier by the day, there are hard questions to be answered.

It is time for India to catch up with the international community and recognise that preventive detention must not be used as an ordinary and regular law and order measure.

Days before the PM replaced the deal with one that would eventually exclude HAL and favour Reliance, the Dassault CEO had said 'contract finalisation and signature could come very soon.' So what changed?

A recent article claimed that the Modi government has significantly improved or tweaked the implementation of various schemes started by the UPA-II administration. But the numbers quoted need to be questioned.

A recent article claimed that the Narendra Modi government has significantly improved on the implementation of various schemes. But the numbers quoted need to be questioned.

In addition to "launching" a scheme that basically already existed, the prime minister's claim that his government has a good record on rural electrification contradicts the data.

The increasing liberties taken by the army are symptomatic of the decline in civil and military relations that has occurred because of an erosion of constitutional norms.

Weak probes into extrajudicial killings, the failure to prosecute those involved and the absence of a compensation system for the victim's families shows how the government and courts have failed to take effective measures to end encounter deaths.

The use of pellet guns in Kashmir is a clear violation of human rights and humanitarian law – and needs to be banned immediately.