Delhi's New EV Policy Targets Charging Network & Retrofitting
Delhi's EV Policy 2.0, announced on Dec 31, 2025, prioritizes charging infrastructure, vehicle retrofitting, and R&D. Learn how it aims to boost electric mobility in the capital.
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UP Allots Land in Pilibhit for Basmati Seed Processing Centre
UP govt approves 7-acre land lease to APEDA in Pilibhit for a basmati seed processing, training, and research facility. Aimed at boosting export-quality production with a 70-year lease plan. Read more.
Sebi cancels analyst's registration over fake KYC
Sebi cancels Poorushkhan's research analyst certificate after his KYC was misused by an unregistered advisory firm. Learn about the regulator's crackdown on fraudulent market practices.
Gujarat to launch Indian AI Research Organisation on Jan 1
Gujarat CM Bhupendra Patel announces IAIRO, India's first national AI research institution on a PPP model, with a ₹300 crore outlay. Launching in GIFT City on January 1. Read more.
50th Sociological Conference Ends at SRM University-AP
The 50th All India Sociological Conference concluded at SRM University–AP, Vijayawada. Over 1,800 scholars discussed mobility, inequality, and new sociological paradigms. Read the full report.
Gujarat Govt Approves Indian AI Research Org in GIFT City
Gujarat government greenlights the establishment of the Indian AI Research Organization (IAIRO) in GIFT City, Gandhinagar, to focus on cutting-edge AI R&D. Read more.
Gujarat OKs Indian AI Research Org in GIFT City
Gujarat government greenlights the Indian AI Research Organization (IAIRO) in Gandhinagar's GIFT City. The centre will focus on cutting-edge AI R&D, boosting India's tech ambitions.
PAU Tops PMRF List with 21 Fellows in Agriculture
Punjab Agricultural University (PAU) in Ludhiana secures top spot in PMRF list with 21 fellowships. Discover how this boosts agri-research and India's scientific talent.
ANRF Must Function Like DARPA to Kick-Start Innovation
For India's Anusandhan National Research Foundation to succeed, it must adopt DARPA's high-risk model, not become a bureaucratic fund. Expert analysis on its potential.
Artificial Womb Lining Created to Study Embryo Implantation
Babraham University researchers have developed a lab model of the human womb lining, enabling unprecedented study of early embryo implantation. This breakthrough could reveal causes of pregnancy failure and new treatments. Read the full story.
US Research Cuts Hit Pittsburgh Universities, Cost Jobs
Federal research funding cuts under Trump disrupted US universities. Pittsburgh lost $24M & 104 jobs. Academic freedom and critical health disparity studies are under threat. Explore the impact.
CTOs' Top Picks for UK App Development Companies
Discover the leading mobile app development companies in the UK, as referenced by CTOs and product leaders. Find your ideal tech partner for innovative digital solutions.
Bajaj Broking's Stock Picks: Lloyds Metals, Kotak Bank
Bajaj Broking Research recommends Lloyds Metals & Energy and Kotak Mahindra Bank as top buys. Get their outlook on Nifty and Bank Nifty consolidation. Read for key targets and analysis.
Tea vs Coffee: Which is Better for Your Bones?
A new Australian study finds tea drinkers have slightly better hip bone density than coffee lovers. Discover the surprising tipping point for coffee consumption and what it means for osteoporosis risk.
Mysuru Event Pushes Tech Adoption for Silk Farmers
Mysuru's Reshme Divas event highlighted advanced sericulture tech, climate-resilient hybrids, and govt subsidies to boost India's raw silk production. Read key insights.
New ₹40 Crore Child Health Centre in Madurai Opens in March
Madurai's new Institute of Child Health and Research Centre, a ₹40 crore facility with 219 beds, is set to become operational by March at GRH, boosting paediatric care for southern Tamil Nadu.
Supplements May Fight Brain Tumour: Mumbai Study
A Mumbai study finds a copper & resveratrol combo dramatically weakened glioblastoma tumours. Discover the promising results and expert warnings against self-medication.
Delhi's New TOD Policy Sparks Haphazard Development Fears
Delhi's new Transit-Oriented Development policy draft removes key planning safeguards, raising concerns over chaotic growth. Experts warn of infrastructure gaps. Read the full analysis.
Jamia Millia Islamia in Global Social Connection Study
Jamia Millia Islamia researchers contribute to a major international study on social connection and health, published in Nature. Discover the key findings and India's role.
Gujarat, BCIL sign MoA to strengthen biotech ecosystem
Gujarat State Biotechnology Mission partners with Biotech Consortium India Limited to accelerate innovation, tech transfer, and translational cancer research. Experts highlight need for better clinical outreach.
HC Notice to Punjab, Haryana Over Old Age Home Delay
Punjab & Haryana High Court issues contempt notice over states' failure to build old age homes in every district as per 2007 law. Next hearing on Feb 10, 2026.
New Research Links Even Modest Alcohol Use to Higher Cancer Risk
A major review finds moderate drinking increases cancer risk, with frequency and amount both mattering. Risk is higher for certain groups. Read more.
National Library Signs MoUs with Universities for LIS Growth
The National Library of India inks MoUs with universities to enhance Library & Information Science research, student training, and academic collaboration. Discover the future of knowledge sharing.
CPRG Hosts 'AI in Publishing' Dialogue Ahead of India-AI Summit 2026
CPRG's pre-summit dialogue examined AI's impact on India's publishing sector, highlighting shifting reading habits and the need for human oversight. Read key insights from experts.
Scientists Vow to Cut Lab Animal Use at Vizag Conference
Hundreds of scientists at a Visakhapatnam conference commit to developing alternatives to lab animals while acknowledging their crucial role in biomedical research. Read about the key pledges and expert insights.
CBI books 8 in Rs 1.14 cr PGIMER fraud for poor patients
CBI charges eight, including six PGIMER staff, for a Rs 1.14 crore scam. Fake bills and dead patients' names used to siphon treatment grants meant for the poor. Full details inside.
Marine Bacteria Shows Promise Against Colon Cancer
Japanese scientists discover a marine bacterium, Photobacterium angustum, that targets and destroys colon cancer cells with high precision, offering a potential new treatment.
Harvard's 85-Year Study Finds Key to a Happy Life
An 85-year Harvard study reveals the true secret to a long, happy life is strong relationships, not wealth or fame. Discover the 7 key findings that can transform your life.
Pope Francis Urges Compassion for Migrants and Refugees
Pope Francis delivers a powerful message on World Day of Migrants and Refugees, calling for an end to xenophobia and for nations to see displaced people as brothers and sisters, not threats.
India's PhD Gap: 10,000 Science Doctorates vs US's 40,000
India produces only 10,000 science PhDs yearly, lagging far behind the US and China in research output. Experts warn this gap threatens the vision of a $3 trillion knowledge-based economy. Read more.
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