Modi & Johnson To Launch Global Solar Power Grid

PM Announced The Initiative 3 Years Ago

PM: More Transparency, Tech Thrust In India's Defence Sector

Urges Def PSUs To Make Strong Base For Military Strength

Uddhav flaunts his Hindutva colours, says we are like RSS

In a broadside intended to burnish his own saffron credentials, Shiv Sena chief Uddhav Thackeray said Hindutva was not under threat from anyone else but from neo-Hindus who were exploiting the term to come to power.

‘Pythons live at peace with porcupines in burrows — science encourages curiosity'

Aditi Mukherjee is a conservation scientist at the Salim Ali Centre for Ornithology and Natural History. She tells Times Evoke Inspire about her research on pythons and porcupines, predators and prey, coexisting calmly:

Why Nasa is launching robo archaeologist named Lucy

Nasa is scheduled on Satu-rday to launch a probe to-ward clusters of asteroids along Jupiter’s orbital path.

US holds global meet to combat ransomware, minus ‘top culprit'

Russia, Biggest Source Of Problem, Was Not Invited To The 30-Nation Conference

Quiz show The Big Picture hosted by Ranveer Singh premieres tonight

Contestants stand a chance to win a jackpot of ₹ 5 crores by answering 12 visual-based questions. Viewers can also win big by participating in the show’s unique ‘India Waale’ lifeline. Through this lifeline, they can participate in real-time and win a substantial share of the player’s prize money

FAF PLAYS SUPERMAN FOR SUPER KINGS

Du Plessis’ 86, Uthappa, Moeen Cameos Help CSK Win Fourth IPL Crown

Blasts At Kandahar Mosque Kill 35

Second Attack On A Shia Place Of Worship In A Week

US Anti-Government Groups Influencing French Far Right

QAnon, Other Conspiracy Theories Spreading To Europe: Top Intel Official

‘Would Never Pick Ashwin For T20s'

Making a bold statement about R Ashwin’s ordinary performance in the shortest format of the game in the last few years, former Indian cricketer Sanjay Manjrekar has said that teams are spending too much time on India off-spinner and he would never have someone like him in his T20 team.

3 Economists & A Revolution

2021’s economics Nobel laureates freed the discipline from limiting bonds of theory

CBSE Term-1 Examinations For Classes 10, 12 To Be Held Offline

Exam Dates To Be Declared By Monday

China Set To Send 3 Astronauts On Longest Crewed Mission Yet

China is preparing to send three astronauts to live on its space station for six months — a new milestone for a programme that has advanced rapidly in recent years.

Time To Upgrade Your Yoga Asanas At Home

In the last year and half, we’ve had first-hand experience of how people can actually be quite resourceful in a time of crisis. During this phase of staying-in, while being patient and dealing with the pandemic, we made the best of what we had.

Will Earth Survive Death Of Sun? This Planet Likely Holds The Clue

When our sun enters its death throes in about 5 billion years, it will incinerate our planet and then dramatically collapse into a dead ember known as a white dwarf.

Tomato Hits ₹80 A Kg & Onion Strikes Half Century, Skewing Home Budgets

From ₹2.50 in Sept, today tomato is priced at ₹25 in Nashik wholesale mkt

100cr Mark: Govt Plans Big Outreach

Announcements will be made at airports, seaports, railway, bus and metro stations when India reaches the 100 crore vaccinations, health minister Mansukh Mandaviya said on Thursday

5 Foods To Avoid Eating Before Bedtime For Better Sleep

Sleep is an essential part of overall health and what you eat will directly impact it.

At SCO Meet, Rajnath Cites Indira As Nari Shakti Example

Defence minister Rajnath Singh with CDS General Bipin Rawat during the final breakthrough blast of Sela tunnel, in New Delhi on Thursday

B'desh Temples Vandalised During Durga Puja; 4 Killed

43 Held For Violence; PM Sheikh Hasina Says Attackers Won’t Be Spared

Visual skills of athletes prove to be sharper than action video game players, says study

Athletes still have the edge over action video gamers when it comes to dynamic visual skills, a new study from the University of Waterloo shows.

‘Marginalised': Women trail men in some vaccine efforts

As coronavirus vaccines trickle into some of the poorest countries in Asia, Africa and the Middle East, data suggest some women are consistently missing out, in another illustration of how the doses are being unevenly distributed around the world.

THE LAST HURRAH?

A Fourth IPL Title Could Be The Perfect Swansong For CSK Skipper MS Dhoni, But KKR Could Prove Party-Poopers

India should build around Rahul: Lee

Former Australia pacer Brett Lee feels the Indian team should make in-form batter KL Rahul the “pillar” around whom its innings is built to ease the pressure on skipper Virat Kohli during this month’s T20 World Cup in the UAE.

Urban Co may hike its charges

Recovery

TB cases reporting in India down by 41% due to Covid: WHO report

Reporting of tuberculosis cases in India went down by 41% between 2019 and 2020 due to the Covid-19 pandemic, according to the WHO’s 2021 global TB report released on Thursday.

Taiwan Building Fire Kills 46

Amy Qin & Amy Chang Chien

Powering Up India's Defence Manufacturing

Defence minister argues that reorganisation of Ordnance Factory Board is a gamechanger

Cong brass unlikely to go for immediate party polls

Congress may not accede to the demand for immediate organisational elections for electing the new party chief and may opt for a fresh party membership drive, a decision that may mean Sonia Gandhi continuing at the helm.