The Odisha government has approved a 10-year Deep Sea Fishing Mission and a new regulatory framework for white-leg shrimp culture in inland saline waters. Investments in modern fishing infrastructure, sustainable fisheries management and aquaculture expansion…

Adani’s $1.4-billion deal to sell a 49% stake in Vizhinjam port to shipping giant MSC has run into opposition from the Kerala government, which says it was not consulted despite the concession agreement requiring its approval.

Israeli military operations since 2023 have damaged several UNESCO-listed landmarks across Lebanon, Iran and Gaza, with officials reporting destruction to ancient cities, mosques, palaces and cultural monuments

At the high-altitude Estadio Azteca in Mexico City, oxygen pressure drops by about 20%, making recovery tougher. To minimise the effects of the height, England are choosing to arrive at Mexico City at the last moment. Will that gambit work?

In Medieval India, religious places held huge secular assets, and were symbols of royal authority. This played a role in deciding which temples received protection and which were attacked. An Expert Explains

Even as India’s automobile market has upshifted to premium offerings with buyers looking to combine mobility with aspirational pursuits, the promise of frugality continues to endure.

The BBC’s report follows earlier complaints against Instagram, with allegations of promoting illegal material and evading accountability.

An expert explains how scientists study birds’ ‘language’, and why it is important to do so, and why you should care about the Coller Dolittle prize winner.

The registration of multiple FIRs over the alleged diversion of subsidised agricultural urea for industrial use has raised questions about the economics behind such diversion and the implications for stakeholders.

A NASA modelling system found that summer heatwaves in the US roughly doubled in number between 1980 and 2023, increasing from an average of two to four per month.

Despite being knocked out of the World Cup after a heartbreaking 3-2 loss to Argentina in the Round of 32 match last week, Cape Verde's performance has ensured it had etched its place on the world football map.

With a constant number of soldiers retiring every year, a lower retention of Agniveers might lead to a shortfall of manpower in the forces in the immediate future, although officials have maintained that the issue will be resolved in a few years.

Examples from Iran to Venezuela show that India needs to embrace the trinity of AI, autonomy and algorithmic warfare through sovereign pathways.

Amid growing concerns over impact of ethanol blend on fuel efficiency, he said that the studies showed that the shift from E10 to E20 had negligible material impact and the impact on fuel efficiency was in the range of around 3-5%

Originally titled Punjab ‘95, the project ran into certification hurdles after it was submitted to the CBFC in 2022. The board reportedly sought as many as 127 cuts and also asked to change its title.

The court held that the media must ensure that “the rights of the public are not prejudiced or injured” while discharging this function. According to legal experts, this ruling could alter the landscape of media litigation in India.

Mumbai has recorded more than 550 tree-fall incidents in five days, prompting renewed scrutiny of road concretisation and tree protection norms. Here is what to know

Gauhar Raza, former professor at the Academy of Scientific and Innovative Research and Chief Scientist at the Council of Scientific and Industrial Research, explains where EVs stand in terms of efficiency and their likely environmental benefits.

FIFA's decision to reverse Folarin Balogun's one-match suspension ahead of the USA's Round of 16 clash with Belgium has sparked fierce debate across the football world. Here's why the red card was overturned, what FIFA's disciplinary rules say, and why the…

Unlike Europe, which estimates excess deaths during extreme heat events, India still lacks a comprehensive system to measure heat-related mortality, leaving the true human cost of rising temperatures largely unknown.