India’s biotech growth needs more long-term capital, says expert
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PM Modi gives Russian translation of Thiruvalluvar's classical Tamil poem collection to Putin
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Experts call for stronger industry-academia partnerships to make India a global biopharma hub
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University of Madras to step into its 170th year with an eye on celebrating its rich legacy
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Border tensions in Arunachal, economic issues set to dominate Modi-Xi bilateral
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P. Shankar posted as Commissioner of Archaeology
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Tamil Nadu has a lesson for Parliament
Tamil Nadu has a lesson for Parliament
Modi & Putin Review Indigenous Defence Tech, Drones And Space Innovation
Modi Putin Review Indigenous Defence Tech Drones And Space Innovation
Teacher offers students junk food, then shows 'worms' in stomach with fake ultrasound
A teacher found a rather unusual way to convince schoolchildren to stay away from junk food, by showing them what appeared to be “worms” forming inside their stomachs after eating chips, biscuits and chocolates.
iPhone Air gets a price cut: Check the latest deal
If you want to purchase the thinnest iPhone Apple has ever made, the iPhone Air is here for you, available at its lowest price on Amazon.
After 2 decades of fan rivalry, CM Vijay to flag off Ajith's race. Internet reacts
After decades of fan rivalry CM Vijay to flag off Ajiths race Internet reacts
Semaglutide slows signs of ageing and extends life in mice, study finds
A drug already widely known for its role in weight loss and diabetes treatment may have another possible benefit: slowing some effects of ageing. A new study published in Nature has found that semaglutide, a GLP-1 receptor-activating medicine, improved several measures of physica...
Rohit Saraf on The Revolutionaries, insecurities among actors and internet fan wars
Actor Rohit Saraf has stepped into a very different space with Nikkhil Advani’s The Revolutionaries, which sees him play freedom fighter Sachindra Nath Sanyal. The actor, who has largely been associated with romantic roles, spoke to India Today about how the part challenged him i...
Namo Drone Didi: How rural women in Uttar Pradesh are becoming certified drone pilots
Under the Namo Drone Didi scheme, women-led Self-Help Groups receive subsidised agricultural drones and training. Uttar Pradesh ranks second nationally in the number of women trained as Drone Didis.
AI boom faces a reality check as OpenAI, Anthropic head for IPOs
The artificial intelligence boom is approaching a crucial test as OpenAI and Anthropic prepare to enter public markets, where their valuations will face scrutiny from investors armed with detailed financial disclosures rather than private funding rounds and growth expectations.
Google unveils 5 new India initiatives using AI for solar, clean energy and farming
Google is appearing to be bringing artificial intelligence to solve some real-world problems in India. The Silicon Valley giant has announced five new sustainability initiatives in the country, covering rooftop solar, clean energy, agriculture, climate research and startups.
F4 Indian Championship to kick off 2026 Indian Racing Festival in Coimbatore
The 2026 Indian Racing Festival (IRF) will get underway at the Kari Motor Speedway in Coimbatore on September 12-13, with the F4 Indian Championship opening its six-round season. The championship will be followed by the four-round Indian Racing League (IRL), with both series set ...
US marks 25 years since 9/11 as Mamdani honours fallen FDNY heroes
Americans on Friday began commemorating the 25th anniversary of the September 11 attacks, with solemn ceremonies planned across the country to honour those killed when hijacked planes crashed into the World Trade Centre, the Pentagon and a field in Pennsylvania. In New York City,...
Tank Chinese, but ammo Pakistani? Blast in Bangladesh sparks blame game
"Bol wo rahe hai, lekin shabd humare hai (He may be saying it, but the words are mine)". Remember the famous dialogue by librarian Dubey during Chatur's iconic speech in the movie 3 Idiots? A similar scene appears to be unfolding after a Chinese-origin tank recently exploded duri...