Two-wheeled road ambulances can support rapid emergency response and last-mile access to medical care, in rural and remote locations as well as hilly terrain.
The Ministry of Road Transport and Highways has issued a draft notification…
A day after TRAI launched the revamped MyCall app to boost consumer feedback on call quality, mobile operators have acquired a range of new features.
These features aimed at capturing real-time consumer feedback on mobile service quality and…
The Khelo India seems to be having a vision to build on the sporting foundation India has created in recent years. The country’s fourth-place finish at the Commonwealth Games 2026 has offered another glimpse of that growing strength. Such moments…
Believe it or not energy today powers every aspect of modern life. It fuels homes, farms, industries, transport, and the wider economy. As India continues its rapid growth, ensuring a reliable, affordable, and secure energy supply has become…
“We demand a CBI probe. Till our demand is met, we will continue to continue our dharma here”, said Ravindra Paswan, who is leading the agitation in Jharkhand.
The agitation entered its ninth day on August 3, 2926, is in protest…
The Office of the Development Commissioner (Handlooms), Ministry of Textiles, Government of India, will inaugurate the exhibition Worlds Within Cloth: New Orders of Woven Making on 5 August 2026 at Virasat Hall, National Crafts…
The National Biodiversity Authority (NBA) has released Rs 8.22 crore to three research institutions and 33 State Biodiversity Boards and Union Territory Biodiversity Councils, marking one of the largest single access and benefit-sharing (ABS) disbursements…
Vehicle-to-Vehicle (V2V) transmission technology is used or being actively deployed in countries like the United States, Japan, South Korea, China, and members of the European Union.
India is planning to introduce it. As it is
Vehicle-to-vehicle…
For nearly six decades, India grappled with Left-Wing Extremism (LWE). It was not a distant or abstract challenge, but a lived reality for millions of tribal families, villages cut off from roads, schools, and the broader promise of inclusive development.…
Across India, examination controversies are no longer isolated incidents. They are reshaping the relationship between millions of aspirants and the institutions meant to reward merit.
In Jharkhand, that erosion of trust has been unfolding…