The disclosure comes amid increasing cybersecurity risks faced by institutions in critical sectors, with concerns compounded by the ability of artificial intelligence (AI) systems to exploit security loopholes.

The approval is expected to give consumers a choice of electricity supplier and introduce competition in a sector traditionally dominated by state-owned utilities. However, it has drawn strong opposition from existing DISCOMs and their employees. Here's why.

For engineering Institutions of National Importance, the challenge is to uphold academic integrity while ensuring fairness, due process and student wellbeing.

A social media post by striker Erling Haaland has put the spotlight on mate, a caffeine-rich brew with indigenous roots. From Argentina’s national infusion to a fixture in football dressing rooms, the drink has travelled far beyond South America.

Two Bangladeshi citizens were executed in Saudi Arabia last week for an ‘indecent’ act. The Bangladesh government has now sent a note to Riyadh requesting justification for the same. Here's why their sentence might have attracted capital punishment.

The Tamil Nadu government recently granted 60 days’ parole to five life convicts in the 1998 Coimbatore serial bombings. The attacks, which killed 58 people, had been preceded by communal violence in which 18 Muslims were killed.

The Mecca agreement is geared more towards military capacity building than NATO-style mutual defence. It also points to Pakistan’s growing presence in West Asia as the US protective umbrella shrinks.

Delhi GRAP-1 Rules Explained: Here are the measures authorities must enforce under Stage I, the rules residents should follow, and the restrictions that do not automatically apply.

The incident has raised concerns about the broader security of the Internet, which relies on a system of trust between browsers and certification authorities to authenticate websites and secure online communications.

Who wrote Sarfaroshi ki tamanna and why is it associated with Ramprasad Bismil? Why is it still sung at protest sites across India, including PoK?

After pushback, Wakf chairperson Dr Darakshan Andrabi said nobody would be forced to deliver a prepared sermon. We explain the controversy.

Two critical flaws in PHP, a programming language used by millions of websites, triggered emergency security updates and precautionary shutdowns worldwide.

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio, who visited Reliance's Jamnagar refinery, wants India to import more Venezuelan oil, especially through RIL. But there are limits to how much more India can import. Here's why.

In the October 5-7 meeting, four members of the Monetary Policy Committee felt that price pressures were becoming generalised — that is, spreading to a wider category of items. But two others were not overly concerned. Here's why this is a problem.

Located in Madhya Pradesh, Khajuraho rose to prominence under the Chandela rulers between the 10th and 12th centuries but had faded into obscurity by the 16th. Here’s how its temples were built, forgotten and rediscovered.

The court held that prior approval is not needed to investigate bribe demands unrelated to official duties. It clarified the scope of Section 17A of the Prevention of Corruption Act.

Daler Mehndi controversy: An Uttarakhand minister interrupting Daler Mehndi’s performance has sparked questions about how ‘live’ is a live performance, and why pre-recording is often necessary.

The potential of CCUS to revolutionise India’s economy and liveability is enormous and comparable to the Unified Payments Interface (UPI) revolution or ISRO’s space program.

The use of the new slogan mirrors the grim humor baked into the Cockroach movement in India, which has also been led by students calling for a better education system.

In India, the sentence a convicted person receives depends less on the offence than on the individual judge or Bench hearing the case. Could a Sentencing Council, that adheres to structured guidelines, remedy this, and how would it operate?

The detention of Feng Rui has renewed questions about the ‘picking quarrels and provoking troubles law’, which has also been invoked against dissenters in China.