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Delhi hires men to mimic langurs to scare monkeys from BWF World Championships. The science is more complicated

India, Aug. 11 -- Three men, among them Jabbar, will be paid to make guttural, short and sharp calls - resembling the angry sound of grey langurs - around the Indira Gandhi Indoor Stadium in New Delhi... Read More


Before the vote, another vote: How US primaries decide who gets to run for midterms & why the Michigan election mattered

India, Aug. 7 -- Abdul El-Sayed, a 41-year-old physician and former Detroit public health official, on Wednesday narrowly defeated four-term Congresswoman Haley Stevens to win the Democratic party's n... Read More


Inside Google's AI reset: How Pichai is redrawing the map & shifting its centre of gravity back to California

India, Aug. 6 -- Alphabet's Google on Wednesday announced the largest overhaul of its artificial intelligence leadership since 2023, with Nobel laureate Demis Hassabis stepping back from day-to-day ch... Read More


Between placards and Parliament: What a 'pressure group' is, and where Abhijeet Dipke's CJP fits

India, Aug. 5 -- Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) founder Abhijeet Dipke told reporters in his hometown, Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar, on Wednesday that the outfit will function as a "pressure group" to seek ... Read More


How to remove a Fifa president: The rules, the Congress, and the men - and a woman - who may go up against Infantino

India, Aug. 5 -- Two weeks after presiding over the men's world cup, Fifa president Gianni Infantino is facing the biggest challenge yet to his job that until recently looked untouchable. A cluster o... Read More


Mid-air turbulence causes Air India's Phuket-Delhi flight to drop 300 feet: Why monsoon airspace is unlike any other

India, Aug. 4 -- An Air India Airbus A320 flying from Phuket to Delhi on Tuesday morning experienced what the airline described as a brief turbulence-related event during cruise, causing a momentary d... Read More


Govt advisory for relief to builders: How a war in West Asia is pushing construction costs higher across India

India, Aug. 1 -- The Union housing ministry's advisory on Friday, asking real estate regulatory authorities to give builders four extra months to finish their projects, is a response to a supply shock... Read More


Govt advisory for relief to builders: How a war in West Asia is pushing construction costs higher across India

India, Aug. 1 -- The Union housing ministry's advisory on Friday, asking real estate regulatory authorities to give builders four extra months to finish their projects, is a response to a supply shock... Read More


When two wars meet at lake: Ukraine's strike in Caspian Sea and the Iran-Russia angle

India, July 28 -- Two active wars intersected directly for the first time last Saturday, when a Ukrainian drone strike in the Caspian Sea drew Tehran into a diplomatic quarrel with Kyiv and turned the... Read More


India approves its first dengue vaccine Qdenga: How it works, who is eligible, and why it isn't a silver bullet

India, July 21 -- India this week approved its first vaccine against dengue, a milestone in the country's decades-long struggle with a mosquito-borne disease that infects thousands and kills hundreds ... Read More