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Set up panel to examine unethical pharma marketing practices: SC to Government

India, Oct. 9 -- The Supreme Court on Thursday directed the Centre to constitute a committee within two weeks to undertake a holistic and comprehensive examination of issues relating to unethical phar... Read More


Group of ex-judges dub Opposition attack on EC campaign without evidence

India, Oct. 9 -- A group of 42 retired judges have defended the Election Commission of India (ECI) against the Opposition onslaught and backed the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls, ... Read More


SC asks Centre to furnish details of rehab centres for disabled children across India

India, Oct. 9 -- The Supreme Court on Thursday sought State-wise details on the regulation, standards and monitoring mechanisms governing rehabilitation centres for children with disabilities across I... Read More


The new-age policing: Smarter, faster, more humane

India, Oct. 9 -- In a fast-changing world, police performance will be judged not by the number of tech-based applications launched, but by the number of crimes that do not take place In the 1990s, wh... Read More


Running in Torn Spikes

India, Oct. 9 -- Resources can be borrowed or bought, but the belief to keep running has to be built from within. Gurvindervir Singh, a 25-year-old sprinter from Patial village near Bhogpur in Punjab... Read More


What patience teaches us about progress

India, Oct. 9 -- Concrete offers an unfashionable lesson to a civilisation addicted to speed: strength takes time. A freshly poured slab may look complete, but its real transformation has only begun. ... Read More


Gaza demands more than a ceasefire

India, Oct. 9 -- Three years after the October 7 massacre, the last Israeli hostage is home, but Gaza lies devastated, while the region remains scarred and its future uncertain Three years ago, on Oc... Read More


India's AI opportunity lies beyond the race for bigger models

India, Oct. 9 -- A child learns to recognise a chair from a handful of examples; today's most advanced AI systems require enormous computing power to achieve comparable generalisation. India should co... Read More


EC divide raises questions over autonomy

India, Oct. 9 -- These are troubled times for the Election Commission of India (ECI). For decades, the body has been the standard-bearer of impartial polling, embracing new technology and earning inte... Read More


A new generation takes aim

India, Oct. 9 -- As the curtain falls on the Asian Games in Aichi-Nagoya, Indian archery returns home with nine medals: five gold, two silver and two bronze. Behind every one of those medals lies a s... Read More