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Delhi-NCR has moved past its normal monsoon rainfall after a fresh spell of heavy showers. Active cloud bands across India suggest more rain ahead even if the monsoon weakens in some regions later this week. |
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Delhi-NCR has moved past its normal monsoon rainfall after a fresh spell of heavy showers. Active cloud bands across India suggest more rain ahead even if the monsoon weakens in some regions later this week. |
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Explore how a patient data collective inspired by Amul could revolutionise drug discovery and development for rare diseases in India. |
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A new study on the Indian street dog states that "food subsidies" -- availability of abundant, predictable food through garbage and intentional feeding -- have an impact on their population in the country's urban ecosystems. |
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From 21 banks in 2016 to 741 banks and 11 countries today, here is the complete year-by-year timeline of UPI's evolution, with full growth and adoption data. |
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Heavy rain and thunderstorms have returned to Delhi-NCR as active monsoon conditions combine with a western disturbance. The spell may be brief, underlining a sharp divide between wetter east India and a drying northwest. |
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Portronics Ruffpad series of multicolour LCD writing pads for kids in India. The lineup includes the Ruffpad Teddy 8.5, Ruffpad Dino 8.5 and Ruffpad PupX 10, featuring reusable writing surfaces, one-tap erase functionality and character-inspired designs. |
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Deepender Goyal has been teasing and hyping Temple for months. Now he has confirmed that Temple is launching before end of this year. But what is Temple and what makes it so special? |
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The Lava Virat V1 Pro 5G is priced at Rs 13,999, which comes with a 120Hz HD+ display, a Unisoc T8200 processor, a 50-megapixel AI camera, a 6,000mAh battery, 6GB RAM with up to 6GB virtual RAM and expandable storage up to 1TB. |
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With a Rs1.27 lakh crore outlay, Semicon India 2.0 shifts focus toward domestic IP creation, applied research, and equipment supply chains to sustain long-term chip ecosystem growth. |
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A pottery fragment sticking out of a rock shelter in Nagaland may have changed what archaeologists know about the region's past. Archaeologists working in Noklak district have found evidence suggesting that people were living in the region around 3,500 years ago, pushing back evidence of human habitation in Nagaland by nearly 3,500 years. |