Samsung Opens Karnataka AI Campus to Train 2,000 Young People
Samsung India has launched an Innovation Campus in Karnataka that will train 2,000 young people in artificial intelligence skills,...
When Money Sits in Court: Supreme Court Flags a System With No Uniform Rules
by Riaan Sarkar
The Supreme Court has asked the Law Commission of India to examine the absence of a uniform legal framework...
Monsoon Begins Its Retreat, But 43% of India Is Still Rain-Deficient
by Riaan Sarkar
India’s southwest monsoon has begun its withdrawal from parts of west Rajasthan, marking the start of the annual retreat...
India Is Modernising Its Railway Stations. But What Happens to the Basics?
A CAG audit of 512 non-suburban stations exposes gaps in drinking water, toilets, accessibility and other passenger amenities – while...
India’s Women Cricketers Begin Their Asian Games Defence – and the Story Is Bigger Than One Match
by Riaan Sarkar
India’s women’s cricket team has begun its defence of the T20 gold medal at the 2026 Asian Games with a...
NEET Reform Is Moving Beyond the Question Paper: Supreme Court Turns Its Attention to the NTA
by Riaan Sarkar
The Supreme Court has indicated that it wants to examine the National Testing Agency’s new headquarters in Delhi as...
FSSAI Action Against Nestlé Baby Food Raises a Bigger Question About What Parents Can Trust
by Riaan Sarkar
India’s food safety regulator has initiated legal action against Nestlé after a follow-up formula milk product for infants was...
India’s Semiconductor Push Gets Two Big Commitments as Global Chip Companies Expand Their Plans
by Riaan Sarkar
New Delhi: India’s semiconductor ambitions received two significant commitments on Thursday as US chip-equipment company Applied Materials announced plans...
A Student Saw a Problem in a Braille Classroom. Her Answer Won India’s James Dyson Award
by Riaan Sarkar
Hyderabad: A visit to a school for visually impaired children changed the direction of engineering student Himaja Lingampalli’s project....
Navodaya Schools in Tamil Nadu: What the Supreme Court Direction Means for Students and the State
by Riaan Sarkar
The Supreme Court has given the Tamil Nadu government another three months to comply with its earlier direction to identify...