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Not so BIMARU now: Amit Shah says MP has shed the tag. What does it mean?

Amit Shah said that the BJP government in Madhya Pradesh brought the state out of the BIMARU tag and put it on the path of development by implementing various welfare schemes

Japan to release treated radioactive water starting August 24; details here

Japan has said the radioactive wastewater release is safe, which has been backed by the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA)

3D printed building: All you need to know about the future of construction

India has inaugurated its first 3D printed public building, constructed by L&T in Bengaluru on Friday

Parliamentary privilege: What it is and what happens if it is breached?

Here is everything you need to know about parliamentary privilege and what happens when it is breached

As both houses pass IIM (Amendment) Bill, here's a look at major changes

The Bill grants the President the role of Visitor to the Indian Institutes of Management (IIMs), bestowing upon the office powers to audit their functioning, order investigations

Explained: What was licence raj and why is India better off without it?

Licence raj was a play on the term British raj used to describe the Indian government's strict rules and control over the economy and economic activity

Explained: Why India restricted computer imports and who needs a licence

India has imposed restrictions on the import of personal computers, laptops, tablets, all-in-one PCs, 'ultra-small form factor' computers, and servers falling under HSN code 8741

Scam 2003: Who was Abdul Karim Telgi, and what was the Stamp Paper Scam?

Everything you need to know about the Rs 30,000 crore stamp paper scam and the mastermind behind it

What is a money bill? What are its provisions and what is its significance?

When the Aadhaar Act in 2016 was passed as a money bill, it raised constitutional questions about money bills and their classification

Stock market settlement cycles: India's shift from T+2 to T+1 explained

As the stock market shift from T+2 to T+1 settlement cycle, find out what settlement cycles are and what this means for India's stock market

Rule 267 vs 176 explained: Centre, Opposition clash over Manipur crisis

Tensions rise as Opposition demands Rule 267 after a nearly 5-year gap, while the government insists on Rule 176 for Manipur discussion

What are semiconductors, and what do they do? Here is all you need to know

Here's everything you need to know about semiconductors and India's strategic push to become a global manufacturing hub

Biological Diversity Bill: What is it, and what are the changes made to it?

The new bill will amend the Biological Diversity Act, 2002, which provides for the conservation of biological diversity in India

Everything you need to know about India's Greenfield Airport projects

Centre has approved 21 Greenfield Airports across the country out of which 11 are already operational

Akira Ransomware: What makes this ransomware a national-level threat?

Incidents of ransomware and other cyber attacks should be reported to the Indian Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT-In)

What is the Dharavi redevelopment project? Here is all you need to know

Eighteen years have gone since the plan to redevelop Dharavi, one of the largest slums in the world, was first proposed. Here we find out its history and what lies ahead for the project

What is IMAX and how is it different from regular film-watching experience?

Everything you need to know about the 'gold-standard' of theatre and filming experience\

What is front-of-pack labelling? Is the current model misleading?

Front-of-pack labelling, or FOPL, offers consumers transparency and guidance regarding the nutrition of food products through a health star rating system. Here is everything you need to know about it

J Robert Oppenheimer: The complex legacy of the 'Father of the atomic bomb'

From constructing the atomic bomb to turning to the Bhagavad Gita and being denounced by his own country as a "communist sympathiser," here is everything you need to know about Oppenheimer

Can sponge cities be the solution to India's increasing flooding problems?

44% of global disasters are linked to flooding, extreme weather patterns are likely to increase with climate change, and nature-based solutions to climate change can be 50 per cent more cost-effective