'We don't take any team lightly, whether it is Sri Lanka or Pakistan...': Deepti Sharma on Asia Cup final
India will remain unfazed by whether Pakistan or defending champions Sri Lanka advance from the second semi-final of the Women’s T20 Asia Cup.
Bengaluru-Mangaluru Vande Bharat reaches Mangaluru 55 minutes early in second trial run
Bengaluru-Mangaluru Vande Bharat reaches Mangaluru 55 minutes early in its second trial run, covering the ghat section with specialised safety technology.
Why India’s schools should take note of New York’s AI ban
Such a change can create better outcomes in schools. But it will only solve one part of the problem — devices in schools
Biotech sector steadily growing with over 1,100 startups in the last year: K. VijayRaghavan
In conversation with The Hindu’s Science Editor Jacob Koshy, the veteran biologist dwelled on the quality of education, regulatory frameworks governing the biotechnology sector, economic factors, global competition and the potential of AI to democratise spaces
37 deep-tech innovations on display at Bharat Innovates Exposition on Sep 11-12
The BRICS Bharat Innovates Exposition at Bharat Mandapam marks the second major exposition of India’s deep-tech start-ups in 2026, providing participating innovators an opportunity to network with investors, business leaders and industry representatives from BRICS nations
Power cuts to persist in Kerala; KSEB granted nod to purchase electricity at higher rates
KSEB gets Regulatory Commission approval to buy short-term power at higher rates from October, as Kerala faces daily 50-minute scheduled electricity outages.
Ancient spice route may have shaped Keralam’s Malabari goat’s genetic legacy, study shows
Kerala Veterinary and Animal Sciences University researchers have reported the first complete mitochondrial genome of the Malabari goat. The findings provide molecular evidence supporting the possibility that goats moved along the historic Indian Ocean Spice Route
Low funding for postdoc roles fuelling brain drain, govt. funds only 2,500 positions
India spends about $13 a year per person on research; China spends $250, the U.S. over $2,100. There are just 262 full-time-equivalent researchers per million people in the country
42% students express interest in continuing studies into fourth year under Keralam’s FYUGP: survey
A total of 66,014 students presently pursuing their third year of undergraduate studies participated in the survey by Kerala State Higher Education Council. Students from all universities that have implemented FYUGP participated
‘I was afraid even to jump’: Asian Games champion Avinash Sable’s painful return after 14 months
Asian Games champion Avinash Sable battled a torn ACL, 14 months away and crippling self-doubt before returning with a 3000m steeplechase win.