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The IISER Pune protest has raised difficult questions about campus mental health, academic pressure and whether institutions are truly listening to students.

Barcelona wanted Julián Álvarez. They may end up with Gabriel Jesus instead. Here's why the Arsenal forward could still make sense as Hansi Flick's No. 9.

A GIVA Raksha Bandhan campaign featuring Kriti Sanon sparked a debate over festive fashion, tradition and cultural representation, raising a bigger question: who decides what Indian women should wear during a festival?

Julián Álvarez's future remains uncertain as Barcelona pursue the Atlético Madrid striker, with Arsenal also monitoring the situation before the transfer deadline.

Humanoid robots are pushing beyond human physical limits. Tiangong Ultra's 8.86-second sprint shows how fast machines can move — and where they still fall short.

Debal Deb’s work conserving India’s indigenous rice varieties shows why seed diversity matters for food security, climate resilience and the future of Indian agriculture.

India’s Gen Z is proving that physical retail is far from dead. Young shoppers are blending digital discovery with in-store experiences, turning shopping into a social and cultural experience.

Gen Z is giving Indian handloom a modern makeover, combining traditional weaving techniques with streetwear, contemporary silhouettes and sustainable fashion.

India's space boom is moving beyond ISRO as policy reforms, private startups and investment reshape the country's emerging space economy.

Klay Thompson's journey from Golden State Warriors legend to the Miami Heat takes another turn as he chases one more NBA championship.

Streetwear has evolved from an underground youth style into a mainstream fashion language for Gen Z, driven by individuality, social media and the rise of Indian streetwear brands.

Lionel Messi has already won 47 trophies, but the remarkable part isn't the number. At 39, he is still finding reasons to compete, even after winning the World Cup and completing football's biggest challenges.

Frenkie de Jong has made almost 300 appearances for Barcelona, yet some supporters have booed him. Here's why the Dutch midfielder divides opinion at Camp Nou, from injuries and expectations to Rodri's arrival and the Busquets comparison.

Climate change is reshaping travel in the Alps as glaciers retreat, permafrost thaws and mountain slopes become less stable. Alpine hiking routes and mountain huts are already facing new challenges, raising an important question: will future generations still be able to experience the Alps as we know them today?

Real Madrid's Santiago Bernabéu is the only stadium excluded from Spain's new referee interview policy. The reason is not a ban on referees, but existing restrictions on how outside broadcasters operate inside the stadium.

34 students in Bihar’s Nalanda district were hospitalised after detergent was mistakenly used instead of salt in their midday meal. Officials said all students are now healthy and out of danger.

Dennis Schröder is joining his 12th NBA team after the Cleveland Cavaliers traded the veteran guard to the Charlotte Hornets for Tre Mann and cash.

A herd of elephants crossed railway tracks at Hawaipur in Assam’s Hojai district, prompting the Rajdhani Express to halt temporarily to ensure the safety of both the animals and passengers. The incident highlights the importance of protecting elephant corridors and improving coordination between railway and forest authorities in Assam.

ITBP personnel performed yoga bare-chested at around 18,000 feet along the India-Tibet border, braving freezing temperatures and challenging high-altitude conditions.

Julián Álvarez was jeered by a section of Atlético Madrid fans after the club's win over Málaga, adding to the growing tension surrounding his future amid ongoing transfer speculation.