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SC agrees to hear plea on minimum attendance in law colleges

India, May 14 -- The Supreme Court on Wednesday agreed to hear a plea challenging the Delhi High Court verdict, which had said that no law college or university can bar students from appearing in exam... Read More


Family gets life term for killing couple

India, May 14 -- A local court here has sentenced three members of a family to life imprisonment in connection with the 2017 murder of a young couple over their relationship, police said on Wednesday.... Read More


The unravelling of Dravidian order

India, May 14 -- Vijay has emerged as the face of generational anger and anti-establishment politics. But his rise also highlights a political vacuum: the old Dravidian order is losing credibility, wh... Read More


The human side of AI in the classroom

India, May 14 -- Artificial intelligence is no longer confined to the edges of innovation; it is steadily becoming part of the everyday rhythm of education. Its presence in school curricula is not lou... Read More


The AI gold rush and the jobs paradox

India, May 14 -- There is a mad rush towards AI learning, but will this craze actually create jobs or is the society prepared for disruptions AI may bring, is the big question No technology in recent... Read More


Urgent reforms needed in CGHS: Air India retirees trapped in a bureaucratic nightmare

India, May 14 -- Thousands of retired Air India employees are today trapped in a distressing cycle of humiliation and medical insecurity under the Central Government Health Scheme (CGHS). For them, wh... Read More


Assam polls reveal India's hardening electoral politics

India, May 14 -- High-intensity poll-eve rows, particularly involving corruption and sleaze allegations, are a known phenomenon in Indian electoral history. This has become more pronounced during the ... Read More


From Frankenstein to AI: Why intelligence without understanding remains dangerous

India, May 14 -- In Frankenstein, Mary Shelley imagines a scientist who succeeds in animating lifeless matter, only to discover that creating life is not the same as creating understanding. Victor Fra... Read More


Govt raises import duty on gold to conserve forex

India, May 14 -- The Union Government on Wednesday raised import duties on precious metals as part of a broader effort to conserve foreign exchange amid mounting pressure from the West Asia crisis. Ef... Read More


Over 85 per cent pass CBSE class 12 exams

India, May 14 -- Over 85 per cent class 12 students have cleared the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) examination, the board announced on Wednesday. The overall pass rate has dipped by over... Read More