How Jannik Sinner Became the Biggest Winner in 40°C Melbourne Heat
Jannik Sinner survived a dramatic scare in extreme Melbourne heat as the Australian Open’s heat stress rule helped him recover and defeat underdog Eliot Spizzirri, keeping his title defence alive…
Measles Cases Surge in South Carolina as US Faces Risk of Losing Elimination Status
Measles cases are rapidly increasing in South Carolina, with hundreds in quarantine and vaccination rates falling, raising fears that the United States could lose its measles elimination status after decades…
Supreme Court Refuses to Entertain Jana Nayagan Producer’s Plea, Asks Madras High Court to Decide on January 20
The Supreme Court has refused to entertain the Jana Nayagan producer’s plea challenging the stay on the film’s censor certificate, instead directing the Madras High Court to decide the matter…
Lancet Experts Call for Citizen-Centric Healthcare and Greater Use of Technology in India
A Lancet-commissioned group of experts has urged India to adopt a citizen-centric, publicly funded, and technology-driven healthcare system to improve access, strengthen frontline workers, and achieve universal health coverage.
Sending Babies to Nursery Reshapes Their Microbiome and Builds a Healthier Gut Through Socialising
A new scientific study shows that babies who attend nursery quickly begin sharing gut bacteria with other children, helping build a more diverse and healthier microbiome that supports immunity and…
Delhi Government Approves Three Major Road Projects to Reduce Traffic Congestion
The Delhi government has approved three major road projects to reduce traffic congestion, improve commuter safety, and address waterlogging issues across the city.
Safer Cycling, Not Just Electric Vehicles, Can Reduce Urban Pollution in India
A new study by IIT Delhi and the University of Chicago shows that protecting cyclists, not just promoting electric vehicles, could quickly reduce urban pollution in Indian cities. Millions of…
Vivaan Shah on Sriram Raghavan’s ‘Ikkis’ and Sculpting His Performance
Vivaan Shah discusses playing an army captain in Sriram Raghavan’s Ikkis, his preparation method, and the film’s anti-war themes.
HCL Tech Q3 Net Profit Falls 11% on One-Time Labour Code Costs; Board Declares ₹12 Interim Dividend
HCL Technologies reported an 11% decline in Q3 net profit due to a one-time labour code implementation cost, even as the board announced an interim dividend of ₹12 for FY26.
ISRO’s PSLV-C62 Successfully Launches 16 Satellites, Deployment Confirmation Awaited
ISRO’s PSLV-C62 successfully launched 16 satellites from Sriharikota, marking India’s first space mission of 2026. Satellite deployment confirmation is awaited following a flight deviation.