Last Updated: October 15, 2026

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    Building a New Responsible Online Gaming Ecosystem

    S Krishnan India’s move to establish a national framework for online gaming emerged from a convergence of opportunity and risk. Over the past decade, digital gaming has grown rapidly, supported by widespread smartphone adoption, affordable connectivity, and a young technology-driven population. This growth created meaningful opportunities for innovation, skill development, creative industries, and employment generation..

    Large carbon Deposits on Mars

    Research from NASA’s Curiosity rover has found evidence of a carbon cycle on ancient Mars, bringing scientists closer to an answer on whether the Red Planet was ever capable of supporting life. Lead author Dr. Ben Tutolo, an associate professor with the Department of Earth, Energy and Environment in the Faculty of Science at the.

    A Waste Tipping Point

    Shrotik Bose The global waste crisis is no longer a slow-building challenge; it is advancing faster than recent forecasts anticipated. The latest What a Waste 3.0 report by the World Bank shows that waste generation has already surpassed earlier projections, signalling a sharper and more immediate escalation than previously perceived. The earlier 2018 report, based.

    Where the Land Meets the Sea

    As the morning tide gently laps against the shores of Navghar, Vandana Patil steps onto the damp earth of her village’s coastline. She recalls a time when the sea was generous, offering abundant crab and fish catch. But over the years, that generosity faded. “Earlier, we used to see unpredictable crab and fish catch and.

    Where Waste Finds Purpose: Lessons from NE India

    High in the hills and valleys of Northeast India, where rivers carve their own stories and forests breathe with ancient rhythm, a quiet revolution is unfolding. Here, change doesn’t arrive with grand announcements. Instead, it moves in the soft clatter of segregated bins, the hum of village-run recycling units, and the determined footsteps of citizens.

    A Beacon of Hope

    In the heart of rural India lies its true essence—its people, their resilience and their aspirations for a brighter tomorrow. Yet for years, millions of rural families faced the common challenge of living without legal property documents, leaving them vulnerable to land disputes, insecure livelihoods, and limited opportunities for growth. For these communities, owning land.

    India in 2047 to be ‘materially prosperous, spiritually leading world’: Dattatreya Hosabale

    RSS general secretary Dattatreya Hosabale has said that India’s vision for 2047 is one of both material prosperity and spiritual leadership on the global stage. In an interview, marking 100 years of the RSS, he said the organisation believes India is steadily moving towards a position where it can combine economic strength with its civilisational.

    The Post-Anti Biotic Era

    Steven W Kerrigan Antibiotics are one of the greatest breakthroughs in medical history. They turned once-deadly infections into treatable illnesses and made modern healthcare possible. But bacteria are changing, and some of the drugs we have depended on for decades are becoming less effective. Around the world, infections are becoming harder to treat. This problem.

    US-Iran Peace Still Within Reach

    Peace between the United States and Iran remains achievable despite ongoing tensions, as both sides continue to signal willingness for negotiation even amid military and economic pressure. According to experts, evolving battlefield realities and diplomatic manoeuvres are gradually pushing both Washington and Tehran toward a negotiated settlement rather than prolonged conflict. The experts highlight that.

    Govt Gave Full Freedom, Has Full Trust in Army: Gen Naravane on India-China standoff

    Former Indian Army Chief, General Manoj Mukund Naravane (Retd.) opened up about the recent controversy surrounding the India-China standoff of 2020, stating that the government has given “full freedom” to the armed forces to take actions in such situations, which shows that it has “full trust” in its military. In an interview, in response to.

    CAFE-III norms seen as weak push for emissions cut

    India’s revised Corporate Average Fuel Efficiency-III (CAFE-III) norms have drawn attention after automakers reportedly agreed to new fuel efficiency and emissions targets proposed by the Bureau of Energy Efficiency (BEE). While the updated framework aims to reduce carbon emissions from the transport sector, experts say the changes may fall short of driving a major shift.