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Japan's Third Way: BioJapan Day 2 Maps the Routes Out and the Reasons to Come In

Singapore, Oct. 8 -- If the opening day of BioJapan 2026 diagnosed the gap between Japanese science and global deals, the second day at PACIFICO Yokohama got down to the practical business of closing ... Read More


Breaking silos: The Modi approach to governance

India, Oct. 8 -- Governments are usually judged by what they announce - a new policy, a welfare scheme, an infrastructure project or a reform. Less attention is paid to something equally important: ho... Read More


When disaster was averted: Lessons from a near-catastrophe in the sky

India, Oct. 8 -- The story of Flight FZ1073 provides us with a lesson that goes far beyond the aviation industry. Regardless of whether there is an emergency in an aircraft or a natural disaster zone,... Read More


It is Advantage India at climate week in New York

India, Oct. 8 -- As the international community came together in New York last month, grappling with the overlapping challenges of climate change, war, and widening economic inequality, there was neve... Read More


Maths star Mahesh Kakde clinches Ramanujan Prize

India, Oct. 8 -- Indian mathematician Mahesh Kakde has done the country proud by winning the prestigious Ramanujan Prize 2026 for Young Mathematicians for path-breaking number theory. The Internation... Read More


Honda and Tata Technologies Target 20 Per Cent Cost Cuts in India

Mumbai, Oct. 8 -- Honda is targeting cost reductions of up to 20 per cent and a halving of vehicle development time in India through a partnership with Tata Technologies, as the Japanese automaker see... Read More


UN Climate Chief Hails India's Rs. 1.86 tn Green Energy Corridor

Mumbai, Oct. 8 -- UN Climate Change Executive Secretary Simon Stiell has welcomed India's approval of the Rs. 1.86 tn Green Energy Corridor Phase-III (GEC-III), saying the grid strengthening and batte... Read More


BEST conductors exam asks 'UPSC level' questions

MUMBAI, Oct. 8 -- What do slash-and-burn farming, National Technology Day and the UN's International Year of Cooperatives have in common? They all featured in a recruitment exam that left aspiring BES... Read More


Global parliamentarians challenge death sentence at IPU Assembly

ARUSHA, TANZANIA, Oct. 8 -- Lawmakers, international human rights advocates, and legal experts from across the world have examined diverse legislative perspectives to challenge dealth penalty and resh... Read More


TNCC calls for technological tax administration to supports business growth in Tanzania

ARUSHA, Oct. 8 -- TANZANIAS private sector has called for a modern, fair and transparent tax administration system that uses technology to support business growth while ensuring government revenues in... Read More