Two years after the Palestinian girl's desperate phone calls shook the world, Israel has admitted its forces fired on her car — and opened a criminal probe. The question now: Will the investigation head anywhere?

A US mother killed her three children soon after giving birth. Her lawyers argue she had postpartum psychosis. Such a diagnosis is not synonymous with violence. We explain what it means, and its legal implications.

Asian elephants are highly mobile mammals that roam vast distances in search of food and water. To do this, they need corridors connecting their habitats. But these pathways are increasingly under threat from rail lines, industrial activity and mining

A new study showed that intismeran, when administered along with immunotherapy drug Keytruda, reduced the risk of death owing to recurrence of skin cancer by 49% — and the risk of death owing to its spreading by 59%.

The US Supreme Court had struck down much of Donald Trump’s earlier tariff programme in February. So how is the US imposing fresh tariffs now?

The treatment, co-developed by Mayo Clinic and Sravathi AI, targets a specific protein called GIPC1 that, in certain circumstances, can contribute to the growth of many different types of cancer, including pancreatic cancer.

While the faster-than-Bolt robot is a feat of science, why are such experiments needed? Whom do they help, and how? We explain.

How is AI transforming cyber threats, in both speed and scale? What does this mean for India?

Goldy Brar is also a close associate of gangster Lawrence Bishnoi, whose gang claimed responsibility for the murders of Punjabi singer Sidhu Moosewala in 2022 and veteran Congress politician Baba Siddique in 2024.

More than 25 flights have been cancelled amid Delhi rain. Most commercial airlines have the tech to deal with poor weather, so why are ops still hit? We explain.

The site, approximately 68.5 km from Chennai, was announced in August 2022 by the previous DMK government. It had led to protests by residents living in and around the proposed site, which continued for close to four years.

A new committee will examine the Gorkha issue to provide a “permanent political resolution”. What is the history of the demand?

The government has often cited data on the Unemployment Rate to suggest that Indians are doing well on the jobs front. But a closer look shows problems ranging from the quality of jobs in question to the sheer number of young people not in education, jobs…

How does ChatGPT know it is talking to a teenager? Do these safeguards hold up in real conversations? And will they work equally for all teenagers?

Indian IT firms are landing big AI-led deals even as the sector faces weak spending and margin pressure. The TCS-Porsche deal offers a glimpse of how that dynamic could be changing.

E-commerce and quick-commerce platforms that sell food products fall under the category of Food Business Operators. So they are required to comply with food-safety obligations, even if they are not brick-and-mortar stores.

The students have been holding a sit-in since August 18. More than a dozen groups are participating in the protest, raising demands relating to several competitive examinations and recruitment processes.

Veteran ad filmmaker Prahlad Kakar on why surrogate advertising thrives in the grey areas of regulation and how banned brands stay aspirational and culturally relevant without showing the prohibited product

The law lays down clear provisions for making alterations to motor vehicles, and any change that does not follow the prescribed rules can attract penalties.

In January 1998, a group of militants descended on Ganderbal’s Wandhama village and killed 23 Kashmiri Pandits, including four children and nine women. It is one of the many cases that have been reopened for investigation.