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India’s Monsoon Could Be Weakest Since 2009, Raising Fresh Risks For Farmers
India’s monsoon is already 13% below normal, but the bigger worry may be what September brings for farmers and food prices.
Several Feared Dead, Over 100 Indians Missing After Nepal Flash Flood; PM Modi Offers Assistance
A preliminary Nepal Tourism Board list says 291 foreign nationals and 93 Nepali travellers are currently unaccounted for after the sudden flood.
Apple Features Galgotias University As Students Turn A Sensitive Health Challenge Into An App
A sensitive menstrual health challenge inspired two Galgotias students to build Sakhi, an app now gaining recognition from Apple.
What Is a Bathroom Design Concierge Service and Why Homeowners Are Choosing It
Planning a bathroom can quickly become overwhelming, but expert guidance can turn countless choices into one cohesive space.
38 Guwahati Central Jail Inmates Test HIV Positive; Some Reportedly Have Drug-Use History
Routine screening found 38 HIV-positive inmates, prompting renewed focus on prison healthcare, treatment and substance-use support.
Kerala Is Now Keralam: Centre Makes State’s Malayalam Name Official Ahead Of Onam
Centre officially renames Kerala as Keralam, reflecting Malayalam identity after years of constitutional and legislative process.
‘This Country Is Not A Dharamshala’: Union Home Minister Amit Shah Vows To Make India ‘Infiltrator-Free’
Union Home Minister Amit Shah said illegal immigrants threaten India’s security, economy and demographic stability, urging states to strengthen border security.
IIT Delhi Protests Intensify After 31-Year-Old Student’s Death, Police Register Abetment to Suicide Case
Student protests intensify as family and peers allege institutional failures, while IIT Delhi defends its support measures.
India’s Economy Is Stronger Than Expected As Global Shocks Put Resilience To The Test
India’s economy is holding firm despite global shocks, but rising inflation and oil risks could test that resilience sooner than expected.
Maharashtra Government Withdraws 30-Year Age Cap for Tribal Hostel Admissions After Student Agitation
Government withdraws age cap after protests, while students continue demanding safety, insurance and better facilities.
31% Rainfall Deficit, 175 Taluks Affected: Karnataka Plans ₹27-Crore Cloud Seeding Drive
Karnataka will deploy cloud-seeding aircraft for 60 days as officials seek to tackle a 31% rainfall deficit and prevent worsening water shortages.
This Indian AI Startup Just Raised $10 Million To Make Phone Calls Do More
Ringg just raised $10 million to make AI do more than talk, turning everyday customer calls into completed business tasks.
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