Recent articles from publications based in India.
'Father will handle everything': Eyewitness recalls Mini Cooper driver's reaction after crash killed 3 in Kerala
Hindustan Timesby Priyanjali Narayan·8h ago
'Father will handle everything': Eyewitness recalls Mini Cooper driver's reaction after crash killed 3 in Kerala The accident occurred near Cochin International Airport in the early hours of...
The magic of Navaratri Golu: Gods, heirlooms and tiny railway stations
Open Magazineby Mahima Pandey·8h ago
The magic of Navaratri Golu: Gods, heirlooms and tiny railway stations A familiar doll emerges from a storage box, its painted face unchanged after decades.
Canadian Trade Minister leads biggest trade delegation to India in 30 years as FTA talks gather pace
Business Lineby Amiti Sen·8h ago
Canadian International Trade Minister Maninder Sidhu is leading a nearly 300-member trade delegation to India this week, as the two countries push to advance negotiations for a Comprehensive...
Corrugated box makers face a rough ride as raw material, input, $ and freight rates rise
Business Lineby Subramani Ra Mancombu·8h ago
The corrugated box manufacturing industry is facing a crisis with its basic raw material price – kraft paper – increasing by 25 per cent over the past few weeks.
MPSC chairman Vivek Bhimanwar sent on leave amid paper leak controversy
New Indian Expressby Sudhir Suryawanshi·8h ago
MUMBAI: Maharashtra Public Service Commission (MPSC) chairman Vivek Bhimanwar was sent on compulsory leave till the fair probe in competitive exam paper leak is completed.
Dalit youth alleges loss of job in U.K. due to caste discrimination by Pune college
The Hinduby The Hindu Bureau·8h ago
Prem Birhade, a Dalit youth based in London, has alleged that he lost an employment opportunity in the United Kingdom due to caste discrimination in India after the college he studied in — Modern...
Can’t do much aside from being defensive against Abhishek: Springer
Sportstarby PTI·8h ago
West Indies all-rounder Shamar Springer said his team’s ‘Plan B’ was to be as defensive as possible against on-song India opener Abhishek Sharma, but his early onslaught gave the home team enough...
Chief Justice of India Surya Kant won’t meet INDIA Bloc leaders: CJI refuses to disclose reasons | Watch | Today News
Livemintby Sounak Mukhopadhyay·8h ago
Chief Justice of India Surya Kant has spoken about the INDIA Bloc's protest march. He also addressed the bloc's request to meet him.
Odisha student polls: BJD, Congress accuse BJP government of manipulations
Hindustan Timesby Debabrata Mohanty·8h ago
Odisha student polls: BJD, Congress accuse BJP government of manipulations Clashes have marred the elections, raising questions about adherence to guidelines governing student polls The Opposition...
Delhi deploys 30,000 personnel ahead of Opposition march
National Heraldby NH Digital·8h ago
Delhi deploys 30,000 personnel ahead of Opposition march Entry and exit gates at six metro stations remain closed until 4 pm, while security checks are intensified at borders, transport hubs and...
Mutual funds set to sell more government bonds after RBI rate hike
Business Lineby Reuters·8h ago
Indian mutual funds are set to sell more government bonds after offloading $4.5 billion since July, four fund managers said, as the central bank’s policy shift raised expectations of a longer...
Union Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan joins tribals protest, seeks action against forest officials
New Indian Expressby Express News Service·8h ago
BHOPAL: Union Agriculture Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan on Sunday joined a protest by tribal families in Kosmi village of Sehore district, hours after their houses were allegedly demolished by...
Young cold-blooded animals are suffering as Earth heats up
The Hinduby PTI·8h ago
Climate change is making heatwaves worse. Many people have already noticed the difference – and so too have other animals.
Global warming is turning frogs’ sex reversal into an extinction risk
The Hinduby Rupsy Khurana·8h ago
Some fish can switch sex more than once over a lifetime. In lizards, genetically male hatchlings can be born looking and functioning as females.
Doctor who treated Nana Patekar pens a heartfelt tribute to him
The Hinduby Vinaya Deshpande Pandit·8h ago
“We had access to almost everything that could have helped save Nana Patekar ji — immediate assistance, financial resources, a car, a hospital with advanced cardiac facilities just 300 metres away...
Invasive species may be the wrong enemy in a changing subcontinent
The Hinduby Suprabha Seshan·8h ago
Across India, campaigns against invasive alien species (IAS) are gathering administrative and judicial force. Authorities now identify, map, classify, and remove species deemed ecological threats.
With prices soaring, cardamom gains aroma on strong demand, export enquiries
Business Lineby V Sajeev Kumar·8h ago
Surging cardamom prices have brought cheers to stakeholders in the sector, supported by strong upcountry demand and rising export enquiries.
AI is a growth driver, not cannibalising existing revenues: TCS
Business Lineby Thomas K Thomas; Vallari Sanzgiri·8h ago
As artificial intelligence reshapes the information technology services industry, Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) is betting that productivity gains from AI will create more work than they...
India Has A New Plan to Tackle Waste in the Wild: What Will Change in Tiger Reserves
The Better Indiaby Sriroopa Dutta·8h ago
A plastic container floating in the Ramganga River might seem like an ordinary piece of litter. But in January 2020, tourists at Corbett Tiger Reserve watched a tigress and two cubs chewing one.
Telangana man feared dead in Russia-Ukraine war; family seeks Centre’s intervention
The South Firstby R Rajesh Kumar·8h ago
Telangana man feared dead in Russia-Ukraine war; family seeks Centre’s intervention Afzal's relatives later received a voice message from a fellow recruit, which claimed that Afzal had died the...
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