Trade, tech, defence: EU rolls out new strategic roadmap for India

At a time when New Delhi is taking one step at a time in dealing with the US administration under President Donald Trump, the European Union announced "a new strategic agenda to raise bilateral relations with India to a higher level". This includes a range of areas from trade and technology to defence, security, connectivity and climate change. 

First time, India's CO2 emissions from power sector dip in Jan-June

Breaking a long-term trend, carbon dioxide emissions from India's electricity sector in the first half of this year have showed a marginal decline compared to the same period last year, a new analysis has revealed

Securing valleys and slopes

A future-ready disaster management in Himalaya requires a massive technology scale-up. 

PARTNERS IN TURBULENT TIMES

PM Modi's Japan visit reaffirmed shared stake in innovation, multilateral diplomacy. 

Keep Nicobar mega project away from no-go coastal zones: Appellant to NGT

No-Go fragile coastal areas in Galathea Bay of the Great Nicobar Island (GNI) must be excluded from the proposed mega infrastructure project as the law does not allow activities there, counsel for the appellant challenging clearances of the Rs 81,000 crore project told the National Green Tribunal (NGT) during a hearing on Wednesday.

HOW SCIENTISTS FOUND AN ANT WHICH GIVES BIRTH TO TWO SPECIES

It is assumed that when a living organism gives birth to a child, it will belong to the same species as the parent or parents. However, researchers have now found a species of ants that has turned this biological fact on its head. The queens of the Mediterranean harvester ant species, Messor ibericus, can produce male offspring of a different species, Messor structor, according to a new study.-

Upgrading Army radars

Radars are the eyes of modern air defence systems. Learning from the experience of Op Sindoor, the Army is acquiring upgraded radar systems to tackle swarms of low-cost drones with small radar signatures. 

Tracing Sarnath: from Buddha's first sermon to the emblem of Indian republic

Ahead of a Unesco team's proposed visit to Sarnath, the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) will install what it is calling a "corrected" plaque that will credit a local ruler, and not the British, for preserving the holy Buddhist site.

Bima Sugam: Single digital marketplace for insurance

After Months of anticipation, Bima Sugam, envisioned as the world's largest online market-place for insurance products and services, has officially gone live.

The launch was announced on Wednesday by the Bima Sugam India Federation (BSIF) with the unveiling of its official website.