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Abhishek Sharma, Hardik Panda help India pulverise Zimbabwe by 72 runs; stay in semis race
Abhishek Sharma was involved in two excellent partnerships— a 48 for the opening wicket with Sanju Samson and then a 72 off 42 balls with Ishan Kishan (38) for the following wicket — that gave the hosts a strong platform.
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India–Israel ties enter bold new phase as New Delhi rejects Palestine drift narrative
Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s Israel visit underscores deepening strategic ties rooted in technology and trust, while former diplomat Deepak Vohra says India’s Palestine policy has matured rather than shifted away from its principles.
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T20 World Cup 2026: How India's chance for semifinal qualification has increased after win against Zimbabwe
T20 World Cup 2026: India's chance for semifinal qualification have increased after win against Zimbabwe.
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GSK study flags low Shingles awareness among older Indians despite rising risk
Shingles, caused by the reactivation of the varicella‑zoster virus (VZV), typically presents as a painful rash with blisters and can lead to long‑lasting nerve pain known as post‑herpetic neuralgia (PHN). Age‑related immune decline makes adults over 50—particularly those with chronic illnesses—significantly more vulnerable.
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India, Canada to sign ‘immense’ range of deals during Carney visit
The trip marks a major shift in a relationship that was badly strained just a year ago
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Marco Jansen, Matthew Forde get into verbal spat during SA vs WI in Ahmedabad - WATCH
It is unclear who started the exchange but Forde was pumped after hitting Jansen for a six.
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Highlights | India vs Zimbabwe, T20 World Cup Super 8 match: India win by 72 runs
Highlights | India vs Zimbabwe, T20 World Cup Super 8 match: India had no room for error after losing their previous game against South Africa.
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OPINION | Surge in PILs raises concerns over misuse and judicial efficiency in India
As diverse PIL filings surge across courts, concerns grow over misuse, judicial backlog and the dilution of a remedy originally designed to protect the marginalised
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OPINION | India-Israel equation needs to evolve from transactionalism to one of shared destinies
Netanyahu wants to free Israel of US military aid within a decade. It opens up new opportunities of collaboration for India and Israel if friction points such as the one on IP are addressed
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Why Saudi Arabia has banned poultry and egg imports from India and 39 other countries | Explained
In addition to the full ban, Saudi authorities have imposed partial restrictions on specific regions of 16 other countries. These include parts of the United States, Australia, France, the Philippines, and Canada.
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Bengaluru, Frankfurt airports sign MoU to boost India-Europe air cargo connectivity
The pact focuses on joint trade lane analytics, digital corridor development, pharma integrity standards and knowledge exchange to cut dwell time and improve service predictability for cargo stakeholders
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Cipla’s Yurpeak gains ground beyond metros as GLP‑1 market accelerates
Strong uptake is visible across Mumbai, Bengaluru, Delhi, Chennai, Hyderabad, Indore and Pune, as well as smaller but fast‑growing centres such as Cannanore, Vijayawada, Aurangabad, Surat, Faizabad and Mangalore—locations where prescriber activation and distribution density are translating into early conversions.
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Can Arctic Ice melt really change India’s monsoon this summer? Here's what study says
New research reveals that melting Arctic sea ice is pushing India’s monsoon rainfall westward, highlighting a powerful climate link between the polar north and South Asia.
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OPINION | A Conundrum Only India Must Solve: Growing rich, staying green, and staying true to ourselves
Balancing growth, equity and ecology may be India’s toughest and most defining test yet
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T20 World Cup: Rinku Singh leaves India camp before Zimbabwe clash due to family emergency
Rinku Singh has left the Indian camp as his father is unwell.
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This Sungrazer Comet, brighter than Venus to shine in skies: When and where to see it in India
A newly discovered sungrazing comet could soon outshine Venus in the evening sky, but its fate hangs in the balance as it races towards a fiery, make-or-break encounter with the Sun.
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Project Fishing Cat: Kaziranga National Park records 57 Fishing Cats in its first focused survey
Kaziranga National Park records 57 Fishing Cats in its first focused survey, strengthening its status as a crucial freshwater habitat in India. Kaziranga’s wetlands have become stronghold for one of Asia’s most mysterious small cats.
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Defence accounts body flags phishing email campaign targeting official systems
Advisory warns staff against opening suspicious attachments and urges immediate reporting to prevent data breaches.
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OPINION | Why India should re-negotiate the interim trade deal with the US
The joint statement provided a renegotiation opportunity if either country changed its agreed upon tariffs. India should use the US Supreme Court ruling to tweak some contentious provisions in in the deal
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OPINION | FDI ambiguity in India’s evolving space data regime
India’s space reforms liberalise FDI, but overlaps between IN-SPACe rules, NGP framework, and DST Guidelines create ambiguity for geospatial data businesses and downstream value-added product developers
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First Time in India: With ISRO and IN-SPACe, India conducts its "first semi-cryogenic engine" cluster test
India has achieved a major space milestone as Agnikul Cosmos successfully test fired three 3D-printed semi-cryogenic rocket engines together, marking a first for the country’s private space sector.
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Midnight violence at JNU: Administration says will take strict action
Tensions escalated at JNU early Monday after student groups linked to both Left and Right ideologies accused each other of triggering violence during a late-night protest march.
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Will “remove rot of cough‑syrup manufacturing” by next production season: Central drug controller
The regulator has already inspected around 1,150 facilities, or 90% of cough syrup making plants, physically visiting plants and taking enforcement action wherever serious lapses were found.
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Six-Planet Alignment on 28 February: Will India see this "rare sky event" as it approaches in 5 days!
Six distant worlds will briefly share the same evening sky on 28 February. As the rare planetary alignment approaches, skywatchers in India to get ready for a cosmic spectacle and know what makes this celestial event special.
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OPINION | CAFÉ Norms: A piece-wise linear approach may be worth a look to offset small car squeeze
India could draw lessons from global best practices, where countries like the United States, China, Korea, Japan specify the “minimum floor” and “maximum ceiling” by adopting a piece-wise linear approach
