While India has no dedicated regulatory pathway defining or governing such devices, it faces a dilemma between encouraging domestic industry players and ensuring affordable access to such equipment

Katharina Frey, Executive Director of the International Computation and AI Network (ICAIN), which is based at ETH Zurich, offers a roadmap on how countries such as India could chart the path ahead

The Myanmar election results closed a political loop set into motion with the military coup of February 2021. What is the conflict in Myanmar, and how will the poll results impact it?

Bangladesh politics explained: The previous BNP regime from 2001 to 2006 saw a souring of Bangladesh-India ties. Despite the current low in bilateral relations, there are clear areas of engagement, with signals of outreach from both sides.

In his weekly column, "GDP: Graphs, Data and Perspectives", Udit Misra writes that if an average German earns far more in real wages than workers in most other countries, it does not make sense to work more. But Germany also has laws stopping them from working…

The first post by Modi came at 9.32 am Bangladesh time (9.02 am IST).

Soft-spoken and measured, 60-year-old Rahman has his task cut out for him: Tempering communal sentiments and reaching out to minorities

A decade since the One-Child Policy’s reversal, the number of annual births in China has declined to a record low. In many ways, China is attempting to legislate a future which it spent 40 years building against.

Priya Donti, named one of the 100 most influential people in AI in 2025, speaks to Devansh Mittal ahead of the India AI Impact Summit about AI’s energy footprint, grid reliability, and how targeted AI systems can support climate goals

Nikhil Gupta has pleaded guilty to murder-for-hire, conspiracy to commit murder-for-hire, and conspiracy to commit money laundering. He potentially faces up to 40 years in prison. Here's a look at how the case has progressed

Nikhil Gupta pleaded guilty on Friday for his role in the foiled murder plot of Khalistani separatist Gurpatwant Singh Pannun, on US soil. We recall the sequence of events

So far, at all public functions, we only get to hear the first two stanzas of Vande Mataram. Some of the later parts of the composition contain religious imagery, which have been a source of contention.

The primary talking point is the brief pause in Tariq’s delivery stride before he releases the ball. Ahead of the clash against India on Sunday, Pakistan captain Salman Ali Agha questioned the scale of the controversy.

Three  books — by Yanis Varoufakis, Alex Karp, and the late diplomat Henry Kissinger — offer sharply different answers and, between them, pointers for India to the road ahead on AI and its development.

The Kerala government heavily incentivises paddy production, perhaps more than any other state. This is because paddy cultivation has been steadily declining despite rice being the state’s staple food.

For Trump to roll back tariffs, especially on crucial products such as steel and aluminium, would constitute a significant change in stance. A Financial Times report said higher prices for goods such as food and drinks, which depend on the metals for packaging…

There arise obvious difficulties in taking photos in Space. Overcoming them indicates sound technical capabilities, which can be transferable in monitoring and wider Space security-related tasks.

Both countries have expressed willingness to revisit the 1996 agreement’s terms, up for renewal in December 2026. A new treaty would have to account for future needs of rising populations, besides climate change-induced crises

Coming to the Global South for the first time, the summit represents the latest chapter in an evolving international conversation on AI. India will pitch for a focus on using AI to solve on-ground, local problems.

The US and the EU comprise about a third of the total global electronics demand. India must address some key issues to leverage access to them, including supply chains and R&D.

The Uttar Pradesh government’s ban on sales of non-subsidised fertilisers by urea manufacturers and suppliers has taken control to a new level, apart from being counterproductive and negative for investor sentiment