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IIT Madras has a digital human brain atlas ready

The complexity of the human brain has always presented one of the greatest challenges in science. Neurological disorders such as Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, and epilepsy affect millions of people worldwide, yet we still know relatively little about their underlying causes.

At 79%, China has most cases of dumping cheap products in India: Data

NEW DELHI: China topped a list of 20 countries with over 79% of total 43 dumping cases registered by India this year as the Directorate General of Trade Remedies (DGTR) is conducting an investigation into alleged damage to the domestic chemicals, glass, metals, fibres and plastic sectors.

6 KILLED AFTER SUV COLLIDES WITH TRUCK IN CHHATTISGARH

Six people were killed and seven others injured when a sports utility vehicle (SUV) they were travelling in collided with a truck in Balod district of Chhattisgarh, police said on Monday.

ICSSR institutions face crisis due to delay in 7th Pay Commission

NEW DELHI: Institutions affiliated to the Indian Council of Social Science Research (ICSSR), the national body that oversees research in the social sciences in the country, have been facing an escalating financial crisis, one that has adversely impacted both recruitment and retention of qualified staff, for the last eight years.

11 distts at very high risk of flood, drought

A new report has mapped districts across India that are vulnerable to climate hazard events such as floods and drought.

Political vendetta or zero tolerance to corruption? TDP actions ignite debate

HYDERABAD: The Andhra Pradesh Crime Investigation Department (CID) registered a case against YSRCP general secretary and Rajya Sabha member Y Vijay Sai Reddy and others on December 2 for allegedly coercing K V Rao, original promoter of Kakinada Sea Ports Limited (KCPL) and Kakinada Special Economic Zone to transfer his majority shares to Auro Infra Pvt Ltd for a nominal price when the Jagan Mohan Reddy-led YSRCP government was in charge of the state between 2019 and 2024.

How is shouting religious phrases an offence, asks Supreme Court

The Supreme Court on Monday asked how raising the slogan of \"Jai Shri Ram\" a criminal offence.

India, Lanka to ramp up defence, trade ties

India and Sri Lanka Monday adopted a futuristic vision to expand their partnership, resolved to soon conclude a defence cooperation pact and decided to ramp up energy ties by establishing electricity grid connectivity and multi-product petroleum pipelines.

Immunity for public servants not to shield the corrupt: SC

NEW DELHI: The Supreme Court has outlined the scope of immunity granted to public servants, making it explicit that the requirement of prior sanction to prosecute them is \"not a shield for corrupt practices\" and that the immunity cannot be misused by public servants to camouflage illegal acts as duties performed under the colour of their office.

Amid uproar over Sambhal, Bahraich, Question Hour hit

LUCKNOW: The Uttar Pradesh legislative assembly's winter session began on a stormy note on Monday.

Government ready for discussions on all public interest issues, says Yogi

CM URGES ALL PARTIES TO ENSURE SMOOTH PROCEEDINGS OF THE STATE LEGISLATURE AS WINTER SESSION BEGINS

1st free molecular genotyping centre set for launch

LUCKNOW: The Ram Manohar Lohia Institute of Medical Sciences (RMLIMS) is poised to launch India's first molecular genotyping centre, offering free testing, by next week, hospital authorities confirmed.

SC lifts stay on tree felling for railway line between Mathura and Jhansi

The Supreme Court on Monday lifted its stay on the felling of trees for the construction of a railway line between Mathura and Jhansi, observing that the Rail Vikas Nigam Limited had completed the mandatory planting of 50,943 saplings.

Prefer making films to web series, says Prakash Jha

THE FILMMAKER SAID HE WOULD BE A PART OF THE OPPOSITION NO MATTER WHO WAS IN POWER

THREE IDOLS RECOVERED FROM WELL IN SAMBHAL

THE TEMPLE PREMISES WERE CLEANED, AND ELECTRICITY CONNECTIONS WERE RESTORED

Government to destroy ₹5,600 cr physical stamps to prevent misuse

SOME COMPLAINTS OF MISUSE OF PHYSICAL STAMPS HAVE ALREADY BEEN RECEIVED FROM DISTRICTS SUCH AS MEERUT

SC notice to UP govt on bail plea by Azam Khan, son in machine theft case

The Supreme Court on Monday sought response from the Uttar Pradesh government on a plea filed by former state minister Azam Khan and his son Abdullah Azam Khan challenging an order of the Allahabad High Court denying them bail in a machine theft case.

SMOKE IN COACH TRIGGERS PANIC ON EXPRESS TRAIN; TECHNICAL GLITCH RESOLVED

DEORIA: Passengers onboard an express train travelling from Chhapra to Mathura experienced a near-panic situation here on Monday morning when smoke emanated from a coach due to a jammed brake.

SEVERAL BOOKED FOR ASSAULTING WOMAN IN BHADOHI

BHADOHI: A case has been registered against several people for allegedly stripping and assaulting a woman in the district, police said on Monday.

Mayawati extends support to 'One Nation, One Election' bill

Bahujan Samaj Party chief Mayawati on Sunday called upon the political parties to rise above party politics to support 'One Nation, One Election Bill' likely to be introduced in the Parliament by the NDA government in the ongoing winter session.

Sambhal's anti-encroachment and power theft drive continues

The district administration of Sambhal continued its anti-encroachment and power theft operations in the Deepa Sarai area on Monday, marking the third consecutive day of action.

Magistrate probe ordered in Aligarh ammonia leak

A magisterial inquiry has been ordered into the ammonia gas leakage at a meat processing unit in Aligarh that left seven workers hospitalized on Sunday evening.

Grap 3 curbs imposed as AQI worsens

NEW DELHI: The Centre's air quality panel for Delhi-NCR Monday invoked restrictive measures under stage three of the air pollution control plan amid a sharp dip in air quality due to unfavourable meteorological conditions.

Error-prone Real Madrid held 3-3 by Rayo Vallecano in La Liga

Rayo Vallecano prevented Real Madrid from taking provisional control of La Liga by holding the European champions' to a pulsating 3-3 draw on Saturday.

Money isn't the reason I play chess, but means a lot: Gukesh

SINGAPORE: The \"multi-millionaire\" tag does \"mean a lot\" to new world champion D Gukesh, but he doesn't play the game for material gains but for that unbridled joy, which he has been able to retain since the time a chess board used to be the \"coolest toy\" for him.

NZ power to huge lead in third Test as England crumble

England's hopes of a series clean sweep all but evaporated on Sunday as they capitulated on day two of the third Test to trail New Zealand by 340 runs.

Head and Smith put Australia in control of third Test against India

Twin century-makers Travis Head and Steve Smith put on a magnificent fourth-wicket partnership as Australia reached a commanding 405-7 at stumps on day two of the third Test against India on Sunday.

Iniesta bids farewell to glittering career

Retiring Spanish football legend Andres Iniesta bid farewell to his playing career Sunday in an exhibition match between Barcelona and Real Madrid greats in Tokyo and will now look to go into coaching.

Keeper struck by object, teams finish tie without attacks

Bochum's goalkeeper was struck on the head by an object apparently thrown from the stands at Union Berlin and both Bundesliga teams left the field.

Airlines do not have influence on prices they pay

GENEVA: Airlines are price takers as they do not have an influence on the prices they pay, Iata chief economist Marie Owens Thomsen has said and highlighted that carriers' need to diversify their revenues is complicated by slim profit margins as well as weak balance sheets.