India's solarisation drive is giving farmers more reliable and affordable electricity for irrigation. But as solar pumps expand, a new...
AICTE’s closure of 58 engineering colleges is more than a regulatory exercise. It marks the sorting of India’s engineering boom...
Japan US LNG trade generated lifecycle emissions equal to about 17 coal plants in a year, according to a new analysis, raising concerns about Asia's growing...
In this edition of Second Act, Sudhir Ambekar reflects on a journey that spans engineering, cutting-edge research, and an unexpected second career in teaching—revealing how purpose...
Bullying rarely begins with visible cruelty. It grows quietly—through dismissed complaints, tolerated humiliation, and systems that choose reputation over responsibility. Breaking that silence requires schools to...
A century after Maria Montessori reimagined childhood, her ideas continue to shape classrooms worldwide - bridging education and creativity in a rapidly changing world. Today, the...
Artemis III will be the agency’s next human space exploration mission paving the way for humanity’s planned return to the moon in 2028.
Climate change and the 2026 FIFA World Cup could affect 97 matches, increasing heat risks for players, altering performance and raising safety concerns.
MIT engineers have developed a dual-mode propulsion system that combines chemical and electric thrusters, giving small satellites greater flexibility in space
STEM scholarships help first-generation college students access higher education, build careers and break cycles of generational poverty.
India’s greatest advantage is its youth—ambitious, skilled, and ready to compete globally. With the right discipline and leadership, this demographic strength can redefine the country’s future
India Semiconductor Mission is reshaping the country's chip ambitions. Neelkanth Mishra explains the opportunities, challenges and long-term strategy.
