The digital university will 'offer programmes of study at the undergraduate, postgraduate and professional levels through online classes, digital assessments, virtual laboratories and other technology-enabled tools’ by overcoming separation of teacher and…

The Delhi High Court allowed Indian pharma company Zydus Lifesciences to manufacture and sell a 'biosimilar' version of a global drug giant's cancer drug. This could pave the way for cheaper immunotherapy treatments for cancer patients in India.

Andhra Pradesh’s Polavaram Irrigation Project aims to transform its drought-prone Rayalaseema region into fertile land by transferring water from the Godavari River and creating a reservoir. Telangana has objected to it for multiple reasons.

An American excursion in Greenland would kill NATO in one swoop, with Russia and China the gainers. It could also potentially trigger a nuclear arms race. Here's the big picture.

Beyond political negotiations between the BJP and the Shinde-led Sena, legal procedures will determine when Mumbai gets a new mayor. We explain the reservation system involved.

Trump’s claims of Chinese and Russian military submarines and destroyers near Greenland may be incorrect, but both countries have increasingly turned to the Arctic for commercial and strategic reasons.

Historian and writer Thant Myint-U, author of 'Peacemaker' and grandson of former UN Secretary-General U Thant, on the UN’s credibility crisis, lessons from the non-aligned era, and India’s role in global peace.

Gaza board of peace Explained: Accepting the invite will mean that a sovereign nation joins an organisation of which Trump will remain chairman even when he is not US President. And that is not the only problem with 'Trump's new UN'. We explain.

Pune Grand Challenge Tour Explained: Pune's upgrade journey for the cycle race offers a template — and raises questions — about whether sport-led deadlines can fix long-neglected urban infrastructure.

The year 2025-26 has been a bumper crop year thanks to moderate temperatures acting in tandem with surplus monsoon rainfall. The two together have also enabled the current low food inflation.

While the police have said the use of AI would help them increase their efficiency and better handle manpower, experts have raised several concerns about the new technology

What remains undoubtedly constant is interest in Osho — especially his dynamic meditations, audio/video discourses, and books, now viral on social media and all the activities that continue at the resort’s Multiversity

Over the years, several studies have indicated that white streetlights can pose problems for some species of bats

The latest announcement accompanies the administration’s targeted immigration crackdown in the state, where Minneapolis resident Renee Good was fatally shot in her car by an ICE officer on January 7

The plan has been viewed with scepticism in various quarters — for reasons ranging from how the board would actually work given the reality of devastation in the Gaza Strip, to how its charter reportedly does not even mention Gaza.

In simple terms, a data embassy comprises a set of servers that store a country's data under its jurisdiction while being located in another country. Here's why India is interested in setting up such an embassy in UAE.

The verdict settles two significant questions: Can a builder avoid insolvency by claiming the project is 'substantially complete'? And can a housing society intervene at the outset to stop the insolvency process?

The bench held that the investment structure lacked commercial substance and could not claim protection under the India-Mauritius treaty or its grandfathering clause.

The political maneuvering comes at a time when power-sharing talks within the BJP-Shiv Sena alliance are still inconclusive, particularly over the mayor’s post and the powerful Standing Committee.

Despite his success in tapping the Make America Great Again (MAGA) wave that he rode to power, Trump’s actions since taking office are ostensibly having an unintended side effect: 'Making China Great Again'.