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Trainer aircraft veers off runway during training exercise in Maharashtra's Baramati

India, Aug. 10 -- A trainer aircraft operated by private aviation academy Carver Aviation veered off the runway during a training exercise at the Baramati airfield in Maharashtra's Pune district on Su... Read More


India aims to emerge as leading exporter of dairy products: Rajiv Ranjan Singh

India, Aug. 10 -- Union Minister for Fisheries, Animal Husbandry and Dairying Rajiv Ranjan Singh has said the Government of India is committed to positioning India among the world's leading exporters ... Read More


Bharat is one and will always remain one: VP

India, Aug. 10 -- Vice President CP Radhakrishnan on Sunday said "Bharat is one and will always remain one" as he launched the Har Ghar Tiranga Abhiyaan from the Andaman and Nicobar Islands, underlini... Read More


Nine injured in steel plant blast in Jharkhand's Ramgarh: Official

India, Aug. 10 -- At least nine workers were injured following an explosion in a furnace chamber at a private steel plant in Jharkhand's Ramgarh district on Sunday, an official said. The incident occ... Read More


Tamil Nadu Police arrest 837 in 48-hour cybercrime crackdown

India, Aug. 10 -- In a major crackdown on cybercrime networks, the Tamil Nadu police arrested 837 people during a 48-hour Statewide drive targeting mule bank account holders, officials said on Sunday.... Read More


Thane court sentences man to life for killing cousin

India, Aug. 10 -- A court in Maharashtra's Thane district has sentenced a 40-year-old man to life imprisonment after convicting him of kidnapping and killing his cousin over money disputes more than 1... Read More


America's arsenal under strain

India, Aug. 10 -- Strategic autonomy ultimately rests not just on acquiring advanced weapons, but on having the industrial capacity and diversified supply chains to keep them operational when a war la... Read More


Women's quota, held hostage to delimitation

India, Aug. 10 -- The women's reservation law, passed three ago, is yet to be implemented as it remains trapped in a political maze linking census, delimitation and federal interests Three years ago,... Read More


The discipline of dissent: When protest meets the state

India, Aug. 10 -- Protest is essential to a healthy republic, but so are restraint, verification and responsibility. The real test, therefore, is not whether citizens protest or governments respond, b... Read More


Science is powering India's next agricultural revolution

India, Aug. 10 -- Agriculture has entered a new scientific era. The future of farming will no longer be determined solely by the quantity of fertilisers applied, but by the efficiency with which plant... Read More