Recent articles from publications based in India.
Syria FM meets Mossad chief in Jordan: sources
The Hinduby AFP·2d ago
Syria’s Foreign Minister met the head of Israel’s Mossad intelligence agency in Jordan on Sunday (August 23, 2026), two sources told AFP, a move aiming to ease tensions after an Israeli attack on...
Chandigarh Police arrest 3 suspected BKI operatives, seize explosives
India Todayby Arvind Ojha·2d ago
Chandigarh Police arrest 3 suspected BKI operatives, seize explosives Chandigarh Police arrested three suspected BKI operatives and seized explosives, a detonator, a remote trigger and a pistol.
Railways Launch 10-Day Water Cooler Inspection Drive After CAG Flags E. Coli In Drinking Water Samples
Free Press Journalby Abhishek Pathak·2d ago
Mumbai: Days after a CAG audit flagged the presence of E. coli bacteria in drinking-water samples from water coolers at railway stations, the Railway Board has ordered a 10-day special inspection...
ET World Leaders Forum: We live in the just-in-case era, always be ready for new risks, says S Jaishankar
Economic Times·2d ago
"De-risking would be my biggest mantra, as you called it. And the second would be to diversify," Jaishankar said at The Economic Times World Leaders Forum.
Beyond the gates: how former inmates rebuilt their lives after prison
The Hinduby Lavpreet Kaur·2d ago
When Lakshman, 28 (name changed on request), walked out of prison after seven years, one of the first things he had to learn was how to use a smartphone.
JNUSU stages protest outside IIT Delhi over MSc student’s death
The Hinduby The Hindu Bureau·2d ago
The Jawaharlal Nehru University Students’ Union (JNUSU) on Sunday organised a protest outside the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Delhi demanding accountability from the institute a day after...
Bhuleshwar Ganpati Idol Collapse Turns Festive Preparations Into Tragedy As Mandal President Sanket Nevshe Dies
Free Press Journalby Shefali Parab-Pandit·2d ago
Mumbai: Just hours after Bhuleshwar prepared to welcome its beloved Ganpati, the neighbourhood was forced to confront an unimaginable loss.
From Salman Khan, Nayanthara To Yash, Charlize Theron And Jennifer Lopez, These Stars Have A ‘Monster’ Connection
Free Press Journalby Noorulain Sayed·2d ago
The Monster, that’s the title finally chosen for Salman Khan and Nayanthara’s film. After the announcement, it piqued interest among fans.
Broadway bustles with Onam shoppers, but rain dampens cheer
The Hinduby Aathira Haridas·2d ago
All roads led to Broadway on Sunday (August 23) as the market swelled with hundreds of shoppers and sales picked up sharply.
Indian flag rises as Treesa-Gayatri receive historic World Championships bronze
The Hinduby Devyanshi Bihani·2d ago
The Indian flag rose at the Indira Gandhi Indoor Stadium on Sunday (August 23, 2026) as Treesa Jolly and Gayatri Gopichand received their World Championships bronze, bringing a ceremonial close to...
ET WLF 2026: India has what the world longs for - stable leadership, says Satyan Gajwani, Chairman, Times Internet
Economic Times·2d ago
Welcoming Prime Minister Modi to the World Leaders Forum, Gajwani drew an analogy with Homer's Odyssey, saying the ancient tale of a protagonist navigating one crisis after another was "something...
What will it take for India to become a global medtech manufacturing hub?
Business Lineby GSK Velu·2d ago
For years, the conversation around medical device manufacturing in India has centred on one concern: our dependence on imports.
Clearing the air on brain death
Business Lineby J Mangaiyarkarasi·2d ago
For more than three decades, India legally recognised brainstem death. Yet, it was accepted as such only when it came to organ donation from a deceased person.
Salima Tete rues missed chances after India women’s Hockey World Cup exit
India Todayby India Today Sports Desk·2d ago
Salima Tete rues missed chances after India women's Hockey World Cup exit Salima Tete admitted India were left to rue their missed opportunities after a goalless draw against Australia ended their...
Onam rush sends veggie prices soaring, sugar turns bitter
The Hinduby G Ragesh·2d ago
With only two days to go for Thiruvonam, vegetable prices continue to soar, even as the prices of essentials, including rice and coconut oil, have declined.
When a robot draws your blood
Business Lineby Team BL·2d ago
The US Food and Drug Administration has authorised Aletta, the first standalone robotic device that can draw blood from a patient’s arm without operator intervention.
Over 10,000 Women Attend Raksha Bandhan Celebration At Bharat Gogawale’s Shivneri Residence In Mahad
Free Press Journalby Kalpesh Mhamunkar·2d ago
Mumbai: More than 10,000 women from the Mahad-Mangaon-Poladpur Assembly constituency participated in a grand Raksha Bandhan celebration organised at the Shivneri residence of Maharashtra Cabinet...
Is the colour of money changing the healthcare landscape
Business Lineby PT Jyothi Datta·2d ago
Small nursing homes, trust-run hospitals and large corporate chains — India is dotted with these institutions delivering healthcare services, some for many years now.
Despite higher spending, India’s ‘R&D intensity’ has barely budged
Business Lineby M Ramesh·2d ago
The Department of Science and Technology has announced that India’s ‘gross expenditure on R&D’ (GERD) has increased nearly four times between 2013-14 and 2025-26, from ₹79,356 crore to about...
ET World Leaders Forum: AI pushing companies to redefine work, talent and chase measurable value, say industry leaders
Economic Times·2d ago
The shift is happening, with companies moving from asking what AI can do to deciding where it can deliver measurable results.
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