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Delhi's air worsens as AQI remains 'severe'; parents seek school closures

NCR battles hazardous smog as AQI stays severe for days, with parents urging school closures and authorities considering stricter GRAP measures

Infertility is not just her problem: Experts bust common myths for couples

From sperm count and irregular periods to IVF and birth control pills, fertility doctors explain the misconceptions that add stigma, delay treatment, and fuel anxiety for couples trying to conceive

Mamdani willing to work with Trump on policies that benefit New Yorkers

Mamdani, said, 'I have many disagreements with the President, I believe that we should be relentless, pursue all avenues and all meetings that can make our city affordable for every single New Yorker'

RIL stops importing Russian crude oil for export-oriented SEZ refinery

Stoppage of Russian crude imports comes a day before US sanctions against Rosneft and Lukoil kick in; however, RIL said it is honouring all previously-agreed shipments of Russian crude as of Oct 22

ED attaches ₹1,452 crore fresh assets linked to Anil Ambani Reliance group

The ED said RCom and its group companies availed loans from multiple domestic and overseas lenders between 2010 and 2012, with outstanding dues now at ₹40,185 crore and several accounts declared fraud

RBI doesn't target rupee level, fall due to dollar demand: Guv Malhotra

The RBI Governor says rupee's fall is due to dollar demand, not policy moves, assures strong forex buffers and highlights improving strength of Indian banks

Thinking of studying abroad? Here's how foreign education loans & EMIs work

Experts explain approval rules, repayment maths, hidden overseas lenders may impose

Buying your first art? Fine print in tax laws could add to your costs

Unexpected expenses and legal requirements may include GST, capital gains tax on resale, and strict paperwork rules

Over 3.6 lakh Indians study in US: What draws them despite tough visa rules

India remained the largest source of international students in the US in 2024-25, with over 360,000 enrolments, even as early 2025 brought a dip in new students amid visa delays and shifting policies

Australia flags rising student visa fraud, warns universities on checks

Australia has issued a fresh Student Visa Integrity Alert after uncovering fake passports used to secure enrolments, misrepresentation of EL rules, and growing fraud in South Asian markets

Indian cars gain ground in Europe as global automakers ramp up exports

India is becoming a major export base for global carmakers, with shipments to Europe rising fast as companies invest more in local factories and look for alternatives to China for manufacturing

Warikoo shares ATM PIN with his driver - Should you? Experts say 'avoid it'

Experts explain the financial, legal and digital risks of sharing passwords and the safer alternatives they may consider

India to surpass 1 billion 5G subscribers by 2031 as global coverage widens

According to a new Ericsson report, by 2025-end, India is expected to record 394 million 5G subscriptions, making up 32 per cent of all mobile subscriptions in the country

6 expert-backed ways parents can build better routines for kids with ADHD

Clear structure, calm communication, and simple, predictable habits can make daily life far smoother for families, helping children with ADHD feel secure and regulated.

'Hope new govt meets aspirations': Tejashwi as Nitish Kumar takes CM oath

Tejashwi Yadav congratulated Nitish Kumar on becoming CM again and said he hopes the new NDA government will fulfil its promises and work for the needs and expectations of the people

IntrCity rolls out buses with air purification amid rising pollution

IntrCity said it has begun rolling out a new fleet fitted with air-purification and real-time monitoring systems, aiming to reduce in-cabin pollution on long-distance routes across North India

Paris blackout halts metros, darkens streets as thousands lose power

A power outage hit parts of Paris and Hauts-de-Seine on Thursday morning, cutting electricity to thousands of homes and briefly stopping metro services and traffic lights

Timelines can't be fixed for governors to give assent to bills, says SC

A five-judge Constitution Bench ruled that courts cannot prescribe fixed timelines for governors or the President to decide on bills, but emphasised that governors cannot indefinitely delay a bill

Does cold weather trigger an MS flare-up? Experts explain the real risk

Cold weather may amplify existing multiple sclerosis symptoms, but experts say it doesn't trigger new inflammation. Understanding the difference between pseudo-exacerbations and true relapses is key.

PM Kisan 21st instalment out, many don't get payments: What's the reason

The new instalment has reached millions, yet thousands are still waiting as routine checks on eKYC, bank details and land records slow down their PM Kisan credit.