Maternal Mortality: A Crisis for Women in India

Redefining the Business of Medical Education

In this session of Gurugyaan, Mr S.P. Saju Bhaskar, the Founder and President of Texila American University talks about the business of medical education and provided career tips to the students.

Flying abroad this summer? Air India cuts international flights amid high jet fuel prices final

Air India will cut more than 120 weekly international flights across around 30 routes between June and August as the ongoing conflict in West Asia continues to drive up aviation turbine fuel prices

"Iran is unbreakable": Iran's FM Araghchi sends strong message to US at Brics FM meet | Trump

FM Araghchi delivers Iran's statement at the BRICS Foreign Ministers' Meeting in India. He highlighted the importance of breaking Western hegemony and ensuring that international institutions remain

Watch: Donald Trump praises Xi Jinping, says US-China ties have a “fantastic future together”

U.S. President Donald Trump spoke of a "fantastic future" for the U.S.-China relationship and heaped praise on Chinese leader Xi Jinping at a meeting Thursday in Beijing

India's IT firms paid record ₹1.3 trillion to shareholders amid AI led disruption

India’s top 16 IT services companies paid a record ₹1.3 trillion to shareholders in FY26 through dividends and share buybacks, marking the fastest growth in payouts in nine years.

Why India is worried about gold imports & what it means for you | West Asia war | Foreign exchange

India has raised import tariffs on gold and silver to 15 per cent from 6 per cent, as part of efforts to curb overseas purchases of the metals

NOS scheme explained: What does it cover, and who can apply? | Foreign Universities

The Indian government’s National Overseas Scholarship scheme is now open for applications for 2026-27. Here’s who can apply, what benefits are covered

"I don't trust Pakistan": Trump ally Lindsey Graham questions Pakistan’s Iran mediator role

Republican Senator Lindsey Graham on Tuesday called for dumping Pakistan as mediators in the US-Iran war, citing reports that Islamabad had allowed Iran to use their airbases to park military aircraft

“Should always be ready to engage in dialogue”: RSS General Secy on Pakistan

Must engage in dialogue, that's how diplomatic relations are maintained; people to people relations can ease India-Pak tensions because we have cultural link and "we have been one nation", says RSS

Trapped at sea: Why cruise ships are so vulnerable to virus outbreaks | Hantavirus | Norovirus

After Hantavirus another virus outbreak at sea has raised fresh concerns over cruise ship safety. This time, over 100 passengers aboard the Caribbean Princess were infected with norovirus