India faces a significant challenge in managing e-waste, with volumes increasing by 151% over six years. The E-waste (Management) Rules, 2022, aim to curb informal recycling by introducing a floor price for EPR certificates, promoting sustainable practices.

Despite averting war, tensions rise as India's Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri faces abusive online trolling following a peace announcement with Pakistan. The article calls for stricter anti-trolling laws amid widespread disinformation and cyberbullying on social media.

The article discusses the erosion of academic freedom and the increasing corporatization of higher education. It highlights how universities are becoming more controlled by bureaucratic and economic agendas, stifling critical thinking and intellectual diversity, and prioritizing market-driven disciplines over the humanities.

India's report reveals 21.5 lakh excess deaths in 2021, significantly higher than the reported 3.32 lakh COVID-19 deaths, highlighting under-reporting during the pandemic. The delay in releasing this data underscores the government's reluctance to assess the pandemic's true impact.

India's per capita water supply standard, set in liters per capita per day, lacks empirical basis and varies by region, impacting urban planning and water distribution. It often influences policy without addressing local needs or ensuring equitable access.

The study highlights the importance of lateritic rock pools in Maharashtra's Konkan region as critical frog breeding habitats. Researchers investigated factors affecting tadpole survival, emphasizing the conservation need due to habitat threats and climate change impacts.

The Prime Minister's May 12 address highlights India's decisive action against terrorism through Operation Sindoor, in response to the Pahalgam attack. The operation targeted terror bases in Pakistan, demonstrating India's strong anti-terrorism stance and military capabilities.

Following a ceasefire with Pakistan, India assessed the impact of Operation Sindoor, a military response to the Pahalgam killings targeting Hindu men. It highlighted India’s unity and resilience, challenged by issues like ceasefire perception and US involvement in Kashmir.

The article discusses India's actions in self-defense against Pakistan's threats, evaluating compliance with UN principles. It highlights Pakistan's historical aggressions and India's adherence to international law, suggesting potential reparations for damages caused.

Odisha's famed sweet, khaja, is ranked among India's top 10 pastries by TasteAtlas. With deep religious significance, it is linked to the Jagannath Temple, and its origins trace back over 2000 years to ancient Odisha, highlighting its cultural heritage.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi outlines India's new aggressive doctrine against terrorism following Operation Sindoor, emphasizing decisive responses without tolerating "nuclear blackmail" from Pakistan. The policy asserts no separation between terrorists and their state sponsors, marking a strategic shift in India's counter-terrorism efforts.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi outlined India's new anti-terrorism doctrine, emphasizing firm responses to terrorism and nuclear blackmail. Modi highlighted Operation Sindoor's success, warning Pakistan against terrorism and advocating "made-in-India" defense equipment.

The ACCA Global Talent Trends Survey 2025 reveals that over half of Indian accountants are concerned about keeping up with rapidly changing technology and AI, with 54% worried about lacking future skills. Hybrid working is preferred by 75% despite increasing office-based roles.

The Supreme Court ruled that volume-based discounts don't constitute discriminatory pricing under the Competition Act, 2002, unless unequally applied to similar transactions. This decision affirms the now-defunct Compat's ruling, impacting competition law dynamics.

PayU received final RBI approval to operate as an online payment aggregator, joining over 50 firms. After an April 2022 nod and a reapplication due to structural issues, PayU sold some assets to Rapyd, excluding operations in India, Turkey, and Southeast Asia.

Japanese firm Renesas India will design 3 nm chips in India, marking its entry into advanced semiconductor manufacturing. The move aligns with the 'Make in India' initiative, involving strategic partnerships and significant investment in local facilities.

The Indian chemicals industry anticipates 6-8% revenue growth in FY26, driven by domestic demand amid geopolitical uncertainties. MSMEs' growth may moderate due to global trade excess supply. Government tariffs aim to protect local manufacturers.

The article discusses the financial implications of recent India-Pakistan border tensions on India's fiscal plans. It compares the situation to the Kargil war, highlighting potential impacts on fiscal deficit and defense expenditure, and suggests possible fiscal strategies.