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More Than 300 Indians Still Missing As Nepal Flood Death Toll Crosses 600: How Are Indian Families Tracking Travellers Cut Off By The Disaster?
Nepal’s devastating floods have left hundreds of Indians missing or uncontactable. India says 320 nationals remain unaccounted for, while rescue teams and Indian missions continue working with families, tour operators and Nepalese authorities to verify survivors.
India’s First Dedicated Quantum-AI University Gets ₹730.7-Crore Approval: What Will Students Actually Study There?
India’s first dedicated Quantum-AI university is taking shape in Amaravati with a ₹730.7-crore investment. The NIELIT campus will combine quantum computing, AI, semiconductors, VLSI, cybersecurity and high-performance computing, with initial programmes planned from September 2026.
National Sports Day Is Today, But India Still Doesn’t Compete In Many Olympic Medal Events: Is Participation, Not Talent, The Bigger Problem?
National Sports Day 2026 comes with a bigger question for India than simply counting medals. At Paris 2024, Indian athletes competed in 69 of 329 medal events across 16 sports. Expanding participation, creating stronger athlete pathways and investing in underrepresented Olympic disciplines could be essential if India wants a much larger medal tally.
Praggnanandhaa Becomes First Indian To Win The Grand Chess Tour Finals: How Did He Erase A Six-Point Deficit Against Fabiano Caruana?
R Praggnanandhaa has become the first Indian to win the Grand Chess Tour Finals after producing a stunning comeback against Fabiano Caruana. Trailing 3-9, the 21-year-old won both rapid games before holding his nerve through the blitz finale to secure a 15-13 victory and the 2026 GCT crown.
Bihar Announces A Women-Only University Where Even The Top Administration Will Be Women: How Will The New ‘Mahila Vishwavidyalaya’ Work?
Bihar has announced plans for a women-only university where women would make up the student body as well as the teaching, administrative and leadership teams. Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary unveiled the Mahila Vishwavidyalaya proposal on August 27, but the government has yet to announce its location, courses, admission process or opening date.
More Than 300 Indians Still Missing As Nepal Flood Death Toll Crosses 600: How Are Indian Families Tracking Travellers Cut Off By The Disaster?
Nepal’s devastating floods have left hundreds of Indians missing or uncontactable. India says 320 nationals remain unaccounted for, while rescue teams and Indian missions continue working with families, tour operators and Nepalese authorities to verify survivors.
India’s First Dedicated Quantum-AI University Gets ₹730.7-Crore Approval: What Will Students Actually Study There?
India’s first dedicated Quantum-AI university is taking shape in Amaravati with a ₹730.7-crore investment. The NIELIT campus will combine quantum computing, AI, semiconductors, VLSI, cybersecurity and high-performance computing, with initial programmes planned from September 2026.
National Sports Day Is Today, But India Still Doesn’t Compete In Many Olympic Medal Events: Is Participation, Not Talent, The Bigger Problem?
National Sports Day 2026 comes with a bigger question for India than simply counting medals. At Paris 2024, Indian athletes competed in 69 of 329 medal events across 16 sports. Expanding participation, creating stronger athlete pathways and investing in underrepresented Olympic disciplines could be essential if India wants a much larger medal tally.
Praggnanandhaa Becomes First Indian To Win The Grand Chess Tour Finals: How Did He Erase A Six-Point Deficit Against Fabiano Caruana?
R Praggnanandhaa has become the first Indian to win the Grand Chess Tour Finals after producing a stunning comeback against Fabiano Caruana. Trailing 3-9, the 21-year-old won both rapid games before holding his nerve through the blitz finale to secure a 15-13 victory and the 2026 GCT crown.
Bihar Announces A Women-Only University Where Even The Top Administration Will Be Women: How Will The New ‘Mahila Vishwavidyalaya’ Work?
Bihar has announced plans for a women-only university where women would make up the student body as well as the teaching, administrative and leadership teams. Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary unveiled the Mahila Vishwavidyalaya proposal on August 27, but the government has yet to announce its location, courses, admission process or opening date.
More Than 300 Indians Still Missing As Nepal Flood Death Toll Crosses 600: How Are Indian Families Tracking Travellers Cut Off By The Disaster?
Nepal’s devastating floods have left hundreds of Indians missing or uncontactable. India says 320 nationals remain unaccounted for, while rescue teams and Indian missions continue working with families, tour operators and Nepalese authorities to verify survivors.
India’s First Dedicated Quantum-AI University Gets ₹730.7-Crore Approval: What Will Students Actually Study There?
India’s first dedicated Quantum-AI university is taking shape in Amaravati with a ₹730.7-crore investment. The NIELIT campus will combine quantum computing, AI, semiconductors, VLSI, cybersecurity and high-performance computing, with initial programmes planned from September 2026.
National Sports Day Is Today, But India Still Doesn’t Compete In Many Olympic Medal Events: Is Participation, Not Talent, The Bigger Problem?
National Sports Day 2026 comes with a bigger question for India than simply counting medals. At Paris 2024, Indian athletes competed in 69 of 329 medal events across 16 sports. Expanding participation, creating stronger athlete pathways and investing in underrepresented Olympic disciplines could be essential if India wants a much larger medal tally.
Praggnanandhaa Becomes First Indian To Win The Grand Chess Tour Finals: How Did He Erase A Six-Point Deficit Against Fabiano Caruana?
R Praggnanandhaa has become the first Indian to win the Grand Chess Tour Finals after producing a stunning comeback against Fabiano Caruana. Trailing 3-9, the 21-year-old won both rapid games before holding his nerve through the blitz finale to secure a 15-13 victory and the 2026 GCT crown.
Bihar Announces A Women-Only University Where Even The Top Administration Will Be Women: How Will The New ‘Mahila Vishwavidyalaya’ Work?
Bihar has announced plans for a women-only university where women would make up the student body as well as the teaching, administrative and leadership teams. Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary unveiled the Mahila Vishwavidyalaya proposal on August 27, but the government has yet to announce its location, courses, admission process or opening date.
More Than 300 Indians Still Missing As Nepal Flood Death Toll Crosses 600: How Are Indian Families Tracking Travellers Cut Off By The Disaster?
Nepal’s devastating floods have left hundreds of Indians missing or uncontactable. India says 320 nationals remain unaccounted for, while rescue teams and Indian missions continue working with families, tour operators and Nepalese authorities to verify survivors.
India’s First Dedicated Quantum-AI University Gets ₹730.7-Crore Approval: What Will Students Actually Study There?
India’s first dedicated Quantum-AI university is taking shape in Amaravati with a ₹730.7-crore investment. The NIELIT campus will combine quantum computing, AI, semiconductors, VLSI, cybersecurity and high-performance computing, with initial programmes planned from September 2026.
National Sports Day Is Today, But India Still Doesn’t Compete In Many Olympic Medal Events: Is Participation, Not Talent, The Bigger Problem?
National Sports Day 2026 comes with a bigger question for India than simply counting medals. At Paris 2024, Indian athletes competed in 69 of 329 medal events across 16 sports. Expanding participation, creating stronger athlete pathways and investing in underrepresented Olympic disciplines could be essential if India wants a much larger medal tally.
Praggnanandhaa Becomes First Indian To Win The Grand Chess Tour Finals: How Did He Erase A Six-Point Deficit Against Fabiano Caruana?
R Praggnanandhaa has become the first Indian to win the Grand Chess Tour Finals after producing a stunning comeback against Fabiano Caruana. Trailing 3-9, the 21-year-old won both rapid games before holding his nerve through the blitz finale to secure a 15-13 victory and the 2026 GCT crown.
Bihar Announces A Women-Only University Where Even The Top Administration Will Be Women: How Will The New ‘Mahila Vishwavidyalaya’ Work?
Bihar has announced plans for a women-only university where women would make up the student body as well as the teaching, administrative and leadership teams. Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary unveiled the Mahila Vishwavidyalaya proposal on August 27, but the government has yet to announce its location, courses, admission process or opening date.
More Than 300 Indians Still Missing As Nepal Flood Death Toll Crosses 600: How Are Indian Families Tracking Travellers Cut Off By The Disaster?
Nepal’s devastating floods have left hundreds of Indians missing or uncontactable. India says 320 nationals remain unaccounted for, while rescue teams and Indian missions continue working with families, tour operators and Nepalese authorities to verify survivors.
India’s First Dedicated Quantum-AI University Gets ₹730.7-Crore Approval: What Will Students Actually Study There?
India’s first dedicated Quantum-AI university is taking shape in Amaravati with a ₹730.7-crore investment. The NIELIT campus will combine quantum computing, AI, semiconductors, VLSI, cybersecurity and high-performance computing, with initial programmes planned from September 2026.
National Sports Day Is Today, But India Still Doesn’t Compete In Many Olympic Medal Events: Is Participation, Not Talent, The Bigger Problem?
National Sports Day 2026 comes with a bigger question for India than simply counting medals. At Paris 2024, Indian athletes competed in 69 of 329 medal events across 16 sports. Expanding participation, creating stronger athlete pathways and investing in underrepresented Olympic disciplines could be essential if India wants a much larger medal tally.
Praggnanandhaa Becomes First Indian To Win The Grand Chess Tour Finals: How Did He Erase A Six-Point Deficit Against Fabiano Caruana?
R Praggnanandhaa has become the first Indian to win the Grand Chess Tour Finals after producing a stunning comeback against Fabiano Caruana. Trailing 3-9, the 21-year-old won both rapid games before holding his nerve through the blitz finale to secure a 15-13 victory and the 2026 GCT crown.
Bihar Announces A Women-Only University Where Even The Top Administration Will Be Women: How Will The New ‘Mahila Vishwavidyalaya’ Work?
Bihar has announced plans for a women-only university where women would make up the student body as well as the teaching, administrative and leadership teams. Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary unveiled the Mahila Vishwavidyalaya proposal on August 27, but the government has yet to announce its location, courses, admission process or opening date.
More Than 300 Indians Still Missing As Nepal Flood Death Toll Crosses 600: How Are Indian Families Tracking Travellers Cut Off By The Disaster?
Nepal’s devastating floods have left hundreds of Indians missing or uncontactable. India says 320 nationals remain unaccounted for, while rescue teams and Indian missions continue working with families, tour operators and Nepalese authorities to verify survivors.
India’s First Dedicated Quantum-AI University Gets ₹730.7-Crore Approval: What Will Students Actually Study There?
India’s first dedicated Quantum-AI university is taking shape in Amaravati with a ₹730.7-crore investment. The NIELIT campus will combine quantum computing, AI, semiconductors, VLSI, cybersecurity and high-performance computing, with initial programmes planned from September 2026.
National Sports Day Is Today, But India Still Doesn’t Compete In Many Olympic Medal Events: Is Participation, Not Talent, The Bigger Problem?
National Sports Day 2026 comes with a bigger question for India than simply counting medals. At Paris 2024, Indian athletes competed in 69 of 329 medal events across 16 sports. Expanding participation, creating stronger athlete pathways and investing in underrepresented Olympic disciplines could be essential if India wants a much larger medal tally.
Praggnanandhaa Becomes First Indian To Win The Grand Chess Tour Finals: How Did He Erase A Six-Point Deficit Against Fabiano Caruana?
R Praggnanandhaa has become the first Indian to win the Grand Chess Tour Finals after producing a stunning comeback against Fabiano Caruana. Trailing 3-9, the 21-year-old won both rapid games before holding his nerve through the blitz finale to secure a 15-13 victory and the 2026 GCT crown.
Bihar Announces A Women-Only University Where Even The Top Administration Will Be Women: How Will The New ‘Mahila Vishwavidyalaya’ Work?
Bihar has announced plans for a women-only university where women would make up the student body as well as the teaching, administrative and leadership teams. Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary unveiled the Mahila Vishwavidyalaya proposal on August 27, but the government has yet to announce its location, courses, admission process or opening date.
More Than 300 Indians Still Missing As Nepal Flood Death Toll Crosses 600: How Are Indian Families Tracking Travellers Cut Off By The Disaster?
Nepal’s devastating floods have left hundreds of Indians missing or uncontactable. India says 320 nationals remain unaccounted for, while rescue teams and Indian missions continue working with families, tour operators and Nepalese authorities to verify survivors.
India’s First Dedicated Quantum-AI University Gets ₹730.7-Crore Approval: What Will Students Actually Study There?
India’s first dedicated Quantum-AI university is taking shape in Amaravati with a ₹730.7-crore investment. The NIELIT campus will combine quantum computing, AI, semiconductors, VLSI, cybersecurity and high-performance computing, with initial programmes planned from September 2026.
National Sports Day Is Today, But India Still Doesn’t Compete In Many Olympic Medal Events: Is Participation, Not Talent, The Bigger Problem?
National Sports Day 2026 comes with a bigger question for India than simply counting medals. At Paris 2024, Indian athletes competed in 69 of 329 medal events across 16 sports. Expanding participation, creating stronger athlete pathways and investing in underrepresented Olympic disciplines could be essential if India wants a much larger medal tally.
Praggnanandhaa Becomes First Indian To Win The Grand Chess Tour Finals: How Did He Erase A Six-Point Deficit Against Fabiano Caruana?
R Praggnanandhaa has become the first Indian to win the Grand Chess Tour Finals after producing a stunning comeback against Fabiano Caruana. Trailing 3-9, the 21-year-old won both rapid games before holding his nerve through the blitz finale to secure a 15-13 victory and the 2026 GCT crown.
Bihar Announces A Women-Only University Where Even The Top Administration Will Be Women: How Will The New ‘Mahila Vishwavidyalaya’ Work?
Bihar has announced plans for a women-only university where women would make up the student body as well as the teaching, administrative and leadership teams. Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary unveiled the Mahila Vishwavidyalaya proposal on August 27, but the government has yet to announce its location, courses, admission process or opening date.
More Than 300 Indians Still Missing As Nepal Flood Death Toll Crosses 600: How Are Indian Families Tracking Travellers Cut Off By The Disaster?
Nepal’s devastating floods have left hundreds of Indians missing or uncontactable. India says 320 nationals remain unaccounted for, while rescue teams and Indian missions continue working with families, tour operators and Nepalese authorities to verify survivors.
India’s First Dedicated Quantum-AI University Gets ₹730.7-Crore Approval: What Will Students Actually Study There?
India’s first dedicated Quantum-AI university is taking shape in Amaravati with a ₹730.7-crore investment. The NIELIT campus will combine quantum computing, AI, semiconductors, VLSI, cybersecurity and high-performance computing, with initial programmes planned from September 2026.
National Sports Day Is Today, But India Still Doesn’t Compete In Many Olympic Medal Events: Is Participation, Not Talent, The Bigger Problem?
National Sports Day 2026 comes with a bigger question for India than simply counting medals. At Paris 2024, Indian athletes competed in 69 of 329 medal events across 16 sports. Expanding participation, creating stronger athlete pathways and investing in underrepresented Olympic disciplines could be essential if India wants a much larger medal tally.
Praggnanandhaa Becomes First Indian To Win The Grand Chess Tour Finals: How Did He Erase A Six-Point Deficit Against Fabiano Caruana?
R Praggnanandhaa has become the first Indian to win the Grand Chess Tour Finals after producing a stunning comeback against Fabiano Caruana. Trailing 3-9, the 21-year-old won both rapid games before holding his nerve through the blitz finale to secure a 15-13 victory and the 2026 GCT crown.
Bihar Announces A Women-Only University Where Even The Top Administration Will Be Women: How Will The New ‘Mahila Vishwavidyalaya’ Work?
Bihar has announced plans for a women-only university where women would make up the student body as well as the teaching, administrative and leadership teams. Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary unveiled the Mahila Vishwavidyalaya proposal on August 27, but the government has yet to announce its location, courses, admission process or opening date.
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More Than 300 Indians Still Missing As Nepal Flood Death Toll Crosses 600: How Are Indian Families Tracking Travellers Cut Off By The Disaster?
Nepal’s devastating floods have left hundreds of Indians missing or uncontactable. India says 320 nationals remain unaccounted for, while rescue teams and Indian missions continue working with families, tour operators and Nepalese authorities to verify survivors.
India’s First Dedicated Quantum-AI University Gets ₹730.7-Crore Approval: What Will Students Actually Study There?
India’s first dedicated Quantum-AI university is taking shape in Amaravati with a ₹730.7-crore investment. The NIELIT campus will combine quantum computing, AI, semiconductors, VLSI, cybersecurity and high-performance computing, with initial programmes planned from September 2026.
National Sports Day Is Today, But India Still Doesn’t Compete In Many Olympic Medal Events: Is Participation, Not Talent, The Bigger Problem?
National Sports Day 2026 comes with a bigger question for India than simply counting medals. At Paris 2024, Indian athletes competed in 69 of 329 medal events across 16 sports. Expanding participation, creating stronger athlete pathways and investing in underrepresented Olympic disciplines could be essential if India wants a much larger medal tally.
Praggnanandhaa Becomes First Indian To Win The Grand Chess Tour Finals: How Did He Erase A Six-Point Deficit Against Fabiano Caruana?
R Praggnanandhaa has become the first Indian to win the Grand Chess Tour Finals after producing a stunning comeback against Fabiano Caruana. Trailing 3-9, the 21-year-old won both rapid games before holding his nerve through the blitz finale to secure a 15-13 victory and the 2026 GCT crown.
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