Last Updated: October 1, 2026

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    India adopts digital healthcare for better patient care

    India’s healthcare system is undergoing a significant transformation as service providers adopt digital technologies to create integrated, patient-centric solutions. With the rising demand for quality care and growing patient expectations, hospitals and clinics across the country are investing in modern systems, real-time insights, and connected platforms. This shift is aimed at improving operational efficiency, enhancing.

    Big solar states show small rooftop progressĀ 

    Southern states long regarded as India’s renewable energy leaders are showing an unexpected weakness when it comes to installing rooftop solar on government buildings. Data presented by the Union Ministry of New and Renewable Energy (MNRE) in Parliament reveals that Tamil Nadu and Karnataka, despite their vast solar and wind footprints, are among the country’s.

    Bumper maize harvestĀ 

    Zimbabwe’s claim of a bumper maize harvest has collapsed under the weight of its own numbers. The government announced a ban on maize imports in late August after reporting a 2.3 million metric tonne output for the 2024-25 season, more than triple the previous year’s drought-hit production. With national demand estimated between 1.8 and 2.

    Shifting ground in Pakistan’s power struggleĀ 

    After weeks of repeated denials, one of former Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan’s sisters was permitted to meet him at Rawalpindi’s Adiala Jail on Tuesday, as reported by Dawn. The development comes at a time of heightened political tension in Pakistan, with Khan’s Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf (PTI) party warning of nationwide protests over what it describes.

    Global agriculture strain

    A new United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization report has warned that global agriculture will need to produce about 50 per cent more food, feed and fibre by 2050 compared with 2012 levels to meet the needs of a growing population. The State of the World’s Land and Water Resources for Food and Agriculture 2025.

    Capital or Coast: where is air pollution hitting harder?

    Two of India’s largest metro cities are grappling with hazardous air as dense haze continues to cover Delhi and Mumbai. On Monday, the Air Quality Index in both cities remained in the dangerous range, raising concerns about residents’ health and mobility. While Mumbai has enforced the strictest Graded Response Action Plan measures, Delhi recently rolled.

    Manifested and Unmanifested

    K Siva Prasad Senior IAS officer in the Punjab Government A small change in the trim tab attached to the rudder changes the course of a large ship. Similarly, a nudge to study the Gita can reorient our course in life. The Gita is perceived differently by different people based on their perspective. By understanding.

    A Nation Without a Leader!

    How Centuries of Division Pushed Sikhs Away from Their Divine Mission Iqbal Singh Lalpura Former Chairman, National Commission for Minorities, Government of India The Sikh community has just concluded the commemoration of the 350th Martyrdom Anniversary of Sri Guru Tegh Bahadur Ji, who sacrificed his life to protect theā€ Tilak and Janjuā€the sacred symbols of.

    Nature’s coastal guardiansĀ 

    Mangroves form a distinctive group of plant species that thrive along coastal stretches where land and sea meet. These ecosystems occur mainly in muddy, marshy and waterlogged areas that are regularly influenced by tidal seawater. Their ability to survive in saline, oxygen-poor and unstable soils makes them one of the most specialised plant communities in.

    Extreme weather deaths tripleĀ 

    African nations are experiencing rapidly escalating health impacts linked to climate change despite contributing the least to global greenhouse gas emissions, according to a new report by the Lancet Countdown Africa, part of an international research collaboration. The study warns that rising temperatures, extreme weather events, food insecurity, malnutrition, vector-borne diseases and displacement are already.

    A closer look at Israel’s torture claimsĀ 

    A new report released by the United Nations Committee against Torture has delivered one of the strongest rebukes yet of Israel’s conduct in the occupied Palestinian territories since the conflict that began on October 7, 2023. The committee has accused Israel of operating what it describes as a de facto State policy of organised and.