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$5 Million Bet on IIT Kanpur: Can It Turn Lab Research Into Real Medtech Products?

Indian Immunisation Week Puts Flu Vaccination in Focus: Who Is Most at Risk?

The Vvaan Box Office Jumps 37.5% on Day 2 — Sunday Is Now the Big Test

Samsung One UI 9 Rollout Begins: What Changes and Which Galaxy Phones Are Next?

Samsung’s Android 17-based software is moving from flagship launch feature to wider Galaxy rollout, with AI, device-care and productivity changes at the centre. Samsung has begun the official rollout of One UI 9, moving its latest Android experience beyond the devices on which it first appeared...

Fiji Declares HIV a National Crisis: Why Diagnoses Are Rising So Fast

Fiji has declared HIV a national crisis after diagnoses surged. Here are the latest case numbers, treatment gaps, transmission patterns and response measures.

Get Paid to Sleep? Japan’s New Tournament Is the Internet’s Latest Obsession

A new Japanese sleep competition offering a notable cash prize has caught attention online, turning a simple question into a global curiosity magnet: can you actually win money by sleeping well?

Could Europe Be Cut Off From AI? Lagarde Says the Risk Is Unprecedented

ECB President Christine Lagarde says Europe’s dependence on imported AI technology could become a strategic vulnerability across banking, transport, healthcare and government.

85 Students Fell Ill in Surat — Why Gujarat Is Inspecting Every Student Hostel Now

A suspected food-poisoning incident at a Surat school hostel has triggered statewide inspections of student hostels across Gujarat.

Worms in Her Protein Powder?! Bipasha’s Complaint Sparks Concern

Bipasha Basu’s complaint about finding worms in protein powder has reignited a much wider conversation about packaging, food safety and consumer trust.

Why Five Baby Orangutans in Odisha Are Listening to Classical Music

Five young orangutans rescued in Odisha are being given music, toys, sunlight and a hammock while experts monitor their stress and health.

India’s Packaged-Food Labels Are Heading for a Reckoning — And Consumers May Finally See What’s Really Inside

India’s food regulator is considering stronger front-of-pack warnings as packaged-food labelling, sugar, salt and fat come under sharper scrutiny.

Sharat Saxena Shares Lumbar Spine Surgery Update — The Health Message Fans Are Rallying Around

Veteran actor Sharat Saxena has shared that he is set to undergo lumbar spine surgery and hopes to regain normal mobility and return to work.

India May Toughen Red Warning Labels on Packaged Food — What Could Change for Shoppers

India has signalled that stricter red warning labels on packaged foods could be introduced in a single phase after Supreme Court scrutiny of the proposed rollout.

India’s Startup Boom — Small Ideas, Big Impact

India’s startup ecosystem keeps drawing attention because it combines local problem-solving, digital adoption, youthful talent and the possibility of large-scale impact.

Why AI Is Changing Everything — Opportunities, Risks and What’s Next

Artificial intelligence is no longer a niche tool. It is reshaping work, education, business, creativity and everyday decision-making at a speed people can feel.

India Says MBBS and PG Seats Have Risen Over 175% — The Healthcare-Workforce Push Explained

At WHO RC79, India highlighted major growth in medical, nursing and allied-health training capacity and renewed its focus on specialist access in underserved areas.

UGC Notifies 33 New Allied-Health Degrees and Restructures 21 More — What Students Should Know

UGC has notified 33 new and 21 restructured allied and healthcare UG and PG degrees under the NCAHP framework.

Poshan Maah 2026 Launches in Varanasi — Why Anganwadi Centres Are at the Heart of This Year’s Push

The ninth Rashtriya Poshan Maah is launching in Varanasi with a focus on community ownership of Anganwadi centres and maternal and child nutrition.

NCPCR Wants Child-Friendly De-Addiction Wards — Why Punishment Is Being Replaced by Rehabilitation

NCPCR has proposed separate child-friendly wards and a non-punitive approach for children dealing with substance use.

India Is Backing 3D-Printed Patient-Specific Bone Grafts — Why This Could Reduce Dependence on Imports

The Technology Development Board is supporting commercialisation of patient-specific bone grafts made with indigenous bioceramics and 3D printing.

What Is 5G Network Slicing — and Why India’s Telecom Companies Are Pushing Back on TRAI’s Plan

TRAI’s draft 5G network-slicing rules have triggered a disagreement with telecom operators over capacity thresholds and quality-of-service obligations.

Mounjaro Is Now India’s Top-Selling GLP-1 Drug: What the ₹2,333 Crore Market Shift Shows

Mounjaro has emerged as the biggest-selling brand in India’s fast-growing GLP-1 medicines market, while the overall segment reached ₹2,333 crore in value for the 12 months ended August.

Five Baby Orangutans Found in an Odisha Forest: Why Officials Suspect Wildlife Smuggling

Five juvenile orangutans were found near a village forest in Odisha’s Balasore district — thousands of kilometres from their natural habitat — prompting a rescue and a smuggling probe.

India’s Food-Safety Crackdown Is Getting Serious: What Regulators Are Finding

Inspections, licence cancellations and a new warning-label debate are putting food safety under unusually intense scrutiny across India.

Mirzapur: The Movie Crosses ₹120 Crore in Five Days — The Box Office Run Explained

The theatrical spin-off of the hit crime franchise has crossed ₹120 crore in India within five days, according to box-office trackers.