India has the AI talent, but the IP is leaving: MeitY’s Abhishek Singh flags the brain drain problem
MeitY’s Abhishek Singh urges investment in Indian AI talent and outlines plans to scale GPU capacity through private sector participation.
PM Modi inaugurates Micron Technology's Semiconductor ATMP facility in Gujarat
India may need up to 2 lakh GPUs as AI use scales to crores, says MeitY’s Abhishek Singh
Singh said the country currently has 62,000 GPUs, which were sufficient for training the first set of AI models.
Iran-Israel war after US strikes: Will India be forced to pick a side?
India faces a strategic dilemma as Iran and Israel clash. Can New Delhi stay neutral amid energy, defence and diaspora stakes?
Pakistan caught off guard during Operation Sindoor, reacted late to Indian strikes, says aerial warfare analyst Tom Cooper
Reflecting on his research into the operation, Cooper said he was struck by the mismatch between Pakistan’s official narrative and information that was readily verifiable through social media
Israel-US strikes on Iran: Why timing of PM Modi's Jerusalem visit has sparked a chatter
An Israeli defence official said that the operation had been planned for months in coordination with Washington, and that the launch date was decided weeks ago
Hormuz risks put over a tenth of India’s non-oil exports at stake
Escalating West Asia tensions expose $47.6 billion of Indian shipments to Gulf markets reliant on the Strait of Hormuz trade corridor
Half of India's monthly oil supplies at risk as US-Israel strike on Iran raises Hormuz disruption fears
As of January-February, around 50% of India’s total monthly oil imports pass through the Strait of Hormuz, up from 40% in November-December 2025, data from data and analytics firm Kpler shows.
How this author nailed the US-Israel strike window after PM Modi's departure from Tel Aviv
Shanaka Anslem Perera literally described the Modi visit as constructing a "hexagon of alliances' against radical axes, meaning Iran.
India needs science and science needs women
On the occasion of National Science Day, a scientist argues that a large number of women with PhD in a scientific discipline don’t make it to long-term research and leadership positions. This represents a national loss that needs fixing
‘Exercise utmost caution’: India issues advisory as US, Israel bomb Iran
The Embassy of India in Israel has urged all Indian nationals to exercise utmost caution and remain vigilant at all times.
EC begins phased publication of post-SIR voter rolls in West Bengal; 7.08 crore electors listed
As of the latest updates, the revised rolls were not yet accessible on the Commission’s official portals or mobile application.
PM Modi launches nationwide HPV vaccination drive for 14-year-old girls
The nationwide rollout is part of the Centre’s efforts to expand preventive healthcare and reduce the burden of cervical cancer among women.
Odisha shocker: Woman raped by boyfriend, then stranger; dies after being pushed off 4-storey building
Police have arrested both the accused and booked them under various sections of Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) for kidnapping, rape and murder.
'Elections cannot be conducted in West Bengal without central forces,' says BJP's Dilip Ghosh
He said the SIR was conducted in the state amid tensions and violence, and the election is a difficult task that cannot be conducted without central forces.
'Judiciary is supreme, must accept verdict': Anna Hazare welcomes Arvind Kejriwal’s discharge in excise policy case
A court in the national capital discharged former Delhi chief minister Kejriwal, his deputy Manish Sisodia, and 21 others from the politically charged liquor policy case.
Rising Bharat Summit 2026 Highlights: Aiming for pollution-free Delhi with new EV policy and record e-bus fleet, says CM Rekha Gupta
PM Modi delivered the keynote address, targeting Congress for trying to 'tarnish India's image'
PM Modi Gujarat visit live: PM Modi to unveil Micron's Rs 22,500 cr semiconductor unit in Sanand today
PM Modi Gujarat Visit live updates: The project, the first approved under the India Semiconductor Mission, carries an outlay of over Rs 22,500 crore and began construction shortly after its groundbreaking in September 2023.
Greater Noida horror: Thar drags burning motorcycle for 7km after fleeing fuel station without payment
Police said the entire sequence of events was captured on CCTV, which is being examined as part of the investigation.
'This is the time, the right time': PM Modi calls for decisive push toward a developed India by 2047 | Full speech
"Today, when we talk about a developed India by 2047, some people ask -- 'Why talk about something so far ahead now?' Some even say, 'Modi won’t be alive till then.' The truth is that nation-building never happens through short-term thinking," says PM Modi.
Mount Abu to be renamed 'Abu Raj', Rajasthan CM announces in assembly
Following a debate on the Finance and Appropriation Bill, 2026, it was passed in the House by voice vote.
TMC names Rajeev Kumar, Babul Supriyo, Menaka Guruswamy and Koel Mallick for Rajya Sabha polls
With the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) holding 75 of the 294 Assembly seats in West Bengal against the ruling TMC’s 215, the opposition party can comfortably secure one Rajya Sabha seat through first-preference votes. The Congress and Left, which have had no MLAs in the state since 2021, are out of contention.
Ahead of inauguration of Micron’s ATMP plant, PM Modi outlines India's semiconductor push
Recent government approvals and investments signify India’s emergence as a global hub for electronics and semiconductor manufacturing, underscoring its commitment to self-reliance and innovation.
India’s GDP revisions mean it will take longer to overtake Japan
The government published GDP using a new base year, estimating the size of the economy at Rs 345.47 lakh crore, in nominal terms, in the fiscal year ending in March
US nearly doubles FDI into India as overall inflows climb 18% to $47.87 billion in April-December
Inflows from the US rose to USD 7.8 billion during the latest nine-month period from USD 3.73 billion recorded in April-December 2024-25.
