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What is Anthropic's Mythos AI model and why India's inclusion matters?

Through its Project Glasswing initiative, Anthropic will expand access to its Mythos AI model to 150 organisations across more than 15 countries, including India

50% music streaming users face subscription traps, hidden charges: Survey

Nearly two-thirds of Indian users of music streaming platforms have frequently faced manipulative subscription practices designed to discourage cancellations, a survey by LocalCircles found

Vietnam's Vingroup to enter India's ride-hailing market with EV fleet

The Vietnamese company's entry also comes over a year after India's homegrown electric ride-hailing startup BluSmart suspended operations in the country

Indian firms in UK hit record high as turnover tops £105 billion mark

The Grant Thornton-CII-IGF tracker shows India-owned companies in the UK rose to a record 1,912 in 2026 amid growing trade ties after the India-UK free trade pact

Livestock heat stress: Heatwaves test India's dairy and poultry sectors

Rising temperatures are affecting milk yields, poultry growth and farmer incomes, even as companies and farmers invest in heat-resilience measures

What are plastic banknotes and why is RBI considering them now?

The RBI is considering polymer currency notes as printing costs rise and demand for cash continues despite digital payments growth.

Cabinet approves Sarthak-PDS scheme to modernise ration distribution

The Union Cabinet approved the Sarthak-PDS scheme, allocating ₹25,530 crores to support state governments' distribution of Pradhan Mantri Garib Kalyan Anna Yojana

50% older petrol vehicle owners report mileage drop after E20, finds survey

A recent LocalCircles study found that 29 per cent of petrol vehicle owners also faced unusual engine wear and tear as India pushes ahead with higher ethanol fuel blends beyond E20

West Asia crisis: Why Trump is asking Arab leaders to join Abraham Accords

Donald Trump's proposal signals the US's attempt to use a potential Iran deal to expand diplomatic ties with Israel and reshape regional alliances in West Asia

Huawei's Tau Scaling Law: What it means for China and global chip race

The Chinese tech giant says its new chip design approach could help it compete with TSMC and Intel in advanced semiconductors

NEET UG to be computer based from next year, says govt after paper leak row

Dharmendra Pradhan announced on Friday that the National Eligibility-cum-Entrance Test Undergraduate (NEET UG) will be conducted in a computer-based format starting next year.

Monsoon likely to hit Kerala by May 26; heatwave to prevail over north

The India Meteorological Department on Friday said that the southwest monsoon is likely to set over Kerala on May 26, with a model error of ± 4 days

GPS, AI CCTV, watermarks: Why tech safeguards failed to protect NEET

Despite GPS tracking, AI-enabled CCTV surveillance and watermarking of question papers, the latest NEET-UG paper leak has exposed the limits of technology in securing India's high-stakes examinations.

SC orders location trackers, panic buttons in all public service vehicles

The directive came amid concerns about the implementation of measures to reduce road accident fatalities across the country.

India PE/VC investments fall 17% to $36 bn; deal volumes rise 10%

A Bain & Company report said India's PE/VC market entered a more disciplined phase in 2025, with deal volumes rising around 10 per cent despite lower investment value

India's gold policy trap: Cut duty to curb smuggling, raise to save rupee

India is the world's second-largest gold consumer, and more than 90 per cent of its demand is met through imports

Gold curbs to IMF loans: How India protected its forex reserves in past

PM Modi's austerity appeal recalls how India used gold curbs, NRI deposits, bonds, and IMF loans to protect forex reserves in past crises

What is norovirus? The highly contagious virus behind cruise ship outbreak

Over 100 passengers and crew members aboard the Caribbean Princess cruise ship have fallen ill, according to the CDC

From Covid-19 compulsion to office mandates: India's five-year WFH journey

The sudden lockdown sent the Indian workforce into a panic, and prompted a hasty overnight pivot to a work model that few companies had planned for

Why food irradiation in India faces viability test despite export promise

Despite high post-harvest losses and strong export demand, food irradiation remains limited in India due to high costs, low farmer incentives and weak infrastructure