Education Secretary Replaced Following Exam Paper Leak Controversy

Government Reshuffles Senior Bureaucrats: What IAS Transfers Mean

Higher Education Secretary Replaced After Exam Paper Leak Scandal

Why India's Gen-Z Is Protesting for Better Education Quality

India's Education Crisis: Understanding The Collapse And Its Impact

Standard Chartered Credit Card Business May Change Hands Soon

How OnePlus Settled: From Flagship Killer to Mainstream Player

OnePlus transformed from a disruptive upstart offering flagship-quality phones at mid-range prices to a mainstream brand under Oppo's umbrella. Here's how the "Never Settle" …

Income Tax Department Faces Severe Staffing Crisis in India

The Income Tax Department is grappling with a shortage of nearly 27,000 officers and support staff, raising concerns about tax administration efficiency and revenue …

Can Judges Claim Tax Exemptions Under New Regime? HC Case Explained

An Allahabad High Court judge's challenge over denied tax exemptions under the new tax regime has sparked debate about judicial allowances and the fundamental …

No Plan to Remove Long-Term Capital Gains Tax on Equities, Says Govt

The Indian government has clarified that there is currently no proposal under consideration to abolish the long-term capital gains tax on equity investments, maintaining …

NH 63 & NH 563 Expansion in Telangana to Transform Regional Tourism

A ₹7,597 crore highway expansion project in Northern Telangana promises to revolutionize connectivity, boost pilgrimage tourism, and accelerate economic development across the region.

India's Ageing Population: Why Healthcare Must Shift to Homes

With India's elderly population set to double by 2050, the healthcare system must adapt through home-based care models, telemedicine, and community health workers to …

Psychometabolic Links: Key to India's Diabetes and Mental Health Crisis

Understanding the bidirectional relationship between mental health and metabolic disorders like diabetes could revolutionize treatment approaches in India, where both epidemics are rapidly growing.

Takeda's QDENGA: India Approves First Dengue Vaccine

India has approved QDENGA, a dengue vaccine from Japanese pharmaceutical company Takeda, marking a significant milestone in the fight against a disease that affects …

India's First Dengue Vaccine QDENGA: What You Need to Know

India has approved QDENGA, its first dengue vaccine, marking a significant milestone in fighting the mosquito-borne disease that affects millions annually. Here's everything about …