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H1N1 spike seasonal, won't act like corona: ICMR-NIV

Scientists from the Indian Council of Medical Research-National Institute of Virology have described the current surge of influenza A H1N1 (pdm09), also known as swine flu, as 'seasonal predominance of the virus, which is unlikely to stretch for too long like SARS-CoV-2.

Truss Or Sunak? UK Set To Get New PM Today

Both Candidates Pledge To Tackle Energy Crisis As Bills Soar

Cadre and beneficiaries on TRS 2023 poll agenda

With BJP going all out to poach ruling party members and infighting in the pink party continuing, chief minister K Chandrasekhar Rao has directed TRS leaders to keep in touch with the cadre.

Infections & target pressure led to deaths: Guv Tamilisai

Disturbed over four women dying after undergoing tubectomy, governor Tamilisai Soundararajan on Sunday said that (the DPL camp) targets and infection may have been the cause of the unfortunate incident.

Proper nutrition key to fight long Covid, say docs

While Covid recovered patients in the state crossing the 8.3 lakh-mark, experts say, even if a fraction of them have symptoms of long Covid, the load on the healthcare system would be enormous. While many recovered patients continue to visit hospitals, experts opine that proper nutrition can go a long way in reducing symptoms.

Roads boost institutional births, but newborn deaths stay high

Study Says This May Be Because Health Facilities Are Not Adequately Staffed Or Equipped

Future of Internet of Things (IoT) in India

Keeping in view the industrial requirements, the ECE Department at Bennett University aims to provide state-of-the-art facilities and knowledge in Electronics and allied areas such as Communication Engineering, ML, IoT and VLSI design, writes Dr Ajay Yadav

Who makes way for Bumrah & Harshal?

Right through the 25-minute press conference on Saturday, Team India head coach Rahul Dravid maintained that he intended to play the best playing XI even as captain Rohit Sharma has been insisting that experimentation would continue in the ongoing Asia Cup.

Games mascot and anthem unveiled

Union home minister Amit Shah said that the city of Ahmedabad would be developed into the 'world's biggest sports city.'

Russia's unfounded claims of secret US bioweapons linger on and on

The US secretly manufactured biological weapons in Ukraine. It trained birds to carry viruses into Russia. It created Covid-19. It operated laboratories in Nigeria that engineered this year's outbreak of monkeypox.

My job would be to support next govt even if I lose, says Rishi Sunak

EARLY SIGNS? This is being seen as the first sign that even Sunak believes he may not have got enough votes to clinch the Tory leadership election

Suella Braverman as home secy in place of Priti Patel in Truss cabinet?

Indian-origin Suella Braverman is likely to be the only British politician of Indian heritage in the new cabinet, if UK media speculations are to be believed that foreign secretary Liz Truss is on course to be elected Conservative Party leader and British PM on Monday.

Biden an ‘enemy of state’: Trump slams prez speech

Donald Trump branded Joe Biden an “enemy of the state” Saturday as he hit back at the US president’s assertion that the Republican and his supporters are undermining American democracy, and slammed last month’s FBI raid of his Florida home.

Brace for a bleak winter, Zelensky warns Europe

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has told Europeans to expect a difficult winter as the Russian assault on his country leads to cuts in oil and gas exports by Moscow. Zelensky was speaking on Saturday night after Moscow shut down a main pipeline that supplies Russian gas to the continent. “Russia is preparing a decisive energy blow on all Europeans for this winter,” he said in his daily video address.

The Chairman Who Kept A Low Profile

As Tatas’ chief Cyrus Mistry was careful and cautious, more a manager than a visionary

Bittersweet Pills

A simpler drug regime should mean better TB outcomes not another missed opportunity

The Next Chapter

India’s GDP will keep growing but the real challenge is to make many hundred million Indians prosperous

Beyond The Fifth Place

India’s economic future is bright, both in terms of growth and equity, argues the I&B Minister

Nora Fatehi questioned by Delhi Police in Sukesh Chandrasekar case

Nora Fatehi was questioned for six hours by the Economic Offences Wing in relation to the Sukesh Chandrasekar extortion case

AND IN THE END

Serena Heads Into Retirement After A Battling Loss to Australia’s Tomljanovic On Night Of Searing Emotion

HEATWAVE RETURNS!

Coach Dravid Ups The Ante Ahead Of Pak Game, Says Team Isn’t Here Just To Prepare For T20 World Cup

14-yr-old tribal girl found hanging in Jharkhand

2nd Killing Of A Teen in Dumka Since Aug 23

JD(U) accuses BJP of ‘dhan bal’ poaching after Manipur

Nitish Calls For Oppn To Unite

Resolve water sharing issue amicably, Shah tells T and AP

KCR skips zonal council meeting

TTD fails to provide sought-after seva after 16-yr wait, told to pay devotee ₹50L

‘Allot seva or pay ₹50L compensation’

CM KCR vows to shield partymen from CBI, ED

‘TRS Will Bag 72-80 Seats If Polls Held Now’

SCB first in India to map land parcels using drones

Secunderabad Cantonment Board (SCB) achieved a rare distinction of being the first cantonment in India to complete a drone survey of every land parcel in its jurisdiction.

Lotus will soon bloom in Kerala too, says Amit Shah

‘Just Patriotism Not Enough For BJP In State’

‘Our answer to challenges’: PM inducts made-in-India Vikrant

1st Aircraft Carrier To Be Completely Built In Country

Better latte than never! Starbucks recruits PIO Laxman as its CEO

Yet another American c-suite has been assigned to an executive of Indian origin.