Dr. Reddy’s preps semaglutide pill launch in FY27, as GLP‑1 market opens up in India
“We are ready with all formats, including the oral,” says M.V. Ramana, CEO of Branded Markets (India & Emerging Markets). Semaglutide is already approved by India’s Subject Expert Committee (SEC), and Dr. Reddy’s is now awaiting the final nod from the national drug regulator, the CDSCO.
'Representative was ill-informed, not authorised to speak': Galgotias University issues fresh statement over 'soccer drone' row
The latest scrutiny comes after the varsity faced massive backlash on social media after it tried to pass off a commercially available Chinese robodog as an in-house innovation
'Ejaculation without penetration is attempt to rape, not rape': Chhattisgarh High Court
The Court said that even slight penetration is enough to attract punishment under Section 376 of the IPC. However, it underlined that there must be “clear and cogent evidence” to establish that some portion of the male organ entered the labia of the woman.
NDA allies call for review of Bihar’s liquor policy: 'Implementation flawed'
Enforcement officers are catching minor violators, while those involved in organised smuggling are being let off after taking money. Nitish Kumar should intervene, says Union minister Jitan Ram Manjhi.
OPINION | India wants to be a maritime power. Why then is the Navy underfunded?
Frequent downward revisions in naval force structure reflect underfunding and procurement delays
France to ease visa rules, increase Indian student intake from 10,000 to 30,000
Emmanuel Macron underlined France’s commitment to boosting student mobility between the two countries. He said both governments have agreed to significantly raise the number of Indian students heading to France.
Chinese robodog row: Galgotias University vacates AI Impact Summit stall after power cut | Watch
The row erupted after allegations surfaced that Galgotias University had presented a China-made Unitree robodog as its own invention during the AI expo in Delhi.
Mamata's warning, BJP's counter: Inside West Bengal's fish economy and the politics around it
If you elect them (BJP), they won’t even let you sell fish or meat in the markets. I respect vegetarians, but that doesn’t mean meat sales can be prohibited in Bengal, says the Bengal CM.
India looking to US to diversify oil, coal supplies, says Piyush Goyal
India has not granted concessions in any trade agreement without approvals from the relevant ministries and private-sector stakeholders, the minister has said
Elections for 37 Rajya Sabha seats on March 16: Who is retiring, party-wise tally and who will gain?
The polls will take place across 10 states-- Maharashtra, Odisha, Telangana, Tamil Nadu, Chhattisgarh, West Bengal, Assam, Haryana, Himachal Pradesh and Bihar. The elections have been necessitated as the incumbent members are retiring this year.
BJP's Rajeev Chandrasekhar on India AI Impact Summit's 'chaos': 'Unprecedented interest amongst youth'
The defence came as IT Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw publicly apologised for the inconvenience faced by participants and said corrective measures were underway.
Vijay Mallya to Bombay High Court: 'Unable to precisely say when I will return to India'
The bench had previously granted him another opportunity to clarify his stand. On an earlier date, the judges had said, “You (Mallya) have to come back…if you cannot come back then we cannot hear this plea.”
Gaurav Gogoi accuses Bhupen Borah of leaking Congress’s internal info: ‘Rumours have now come true’
Gogoi said Congress leaders had earlier been disturbed by how confidential party discussions were allegedly finding their way to those close to chief minister Himanta Biswa Sarma
Upstart Sarvam unveils AI model customized for India market
Sarvam’s models are built to be used through voice commands and are accessible through 22 Indian languages
Nvidia ties up with Peak XV, Accel India to fund next wave of Indian AI startups
The AI chip giant said it will partner Peak XV, Elevation Capital, Nexus Venture and Accel India as it steps up its India bet
India AI Summit: PM Modi says it was a delight to meet Sundar Pichai
Pichai, who is in India to deliver the keynote address at the summit on February 20, shared a message upon his arrival. "Nice to be back in India for the AI Impact Summit — a very warm welcome as always and the papers looked great too," he posted on X.
Artillery duels in Kargil: The scale of firepower used at altitude
In Kargil’s thin air, it was the guns that did the grinding work, hammering ridgelines day and night until infantry could climb.
Any DDGS imports from US may be subject to India’s biosecurity review
In the US, most dried distillers' grains with solubles, or DDGS, a high-protein animal feed made as a by-product of ethanol production, is largely produced from genetically modified maize.
A watershed partnership for Atma Nirbhar Bharat in aerospace—first time an Indian made private sector Tata Airbus H125 helicopter to service the nation
The H125 is the only helicopter in history to have landed on the summit of Mount Everest, giving it a performance ceiling that exceeds existing light utility fleets.
'Nothing else matters': Akhilesh Yadav’s Metallica reel draws attention amid UP development debate
In the nearly one-minute video, camels, referred to as “ships of the desert”, are seen being transported on a truck along a highway in Uttar Pradesh.
'Gaurav Gogoi mere face, Rakibul sole base of Assam Congress': Bhupen Borah ahead of BJP switch
Borah said that after he sent his resignation letter to the Congress high command on Monday, Rahul Gandhi called him and spoke at length about the “relationship we shared since 2007”.
Stalin calls for Constitution change: 'India's federalism needs structural reset'
If we wish, we can again amend the Constitution. Meaningful federalism is not about control, but about trust, autonomy, and governance that responds to people's realities, says CM.
Galgotias University terms Chinese robot claim a communication error, claims worked on its development
The Greater Noida-based university came under the spotlight after allegations of misrepresentation surfaced over claims of building an indigenous robot dog, which was originally made in China.
Official removed over minority status approvals to 75 educational institutes post Ajit Pawar’s death
The action against Milind Padmanabh Shenoy, deputy secretary in the Minority Development Department, was taken on Tuesday, a day after Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis stayed the approvals
Saamana calls on INDIA bloc to settle leadership question: ‘Mamata, Stalin or someone else’
In its Saamana editorial, the Shiv Sena (UBT) flagged growing internal strains within the alliance and the Congress, warning that such tensions could dent unity as elections approach, with the opposition already facing notable “friendly fire.”
