The United Nations Environment Programme has proposed sustainable, energy-efficient solutions to address the growing need for cooling.

The political climate has shifted toward risk-averse immigration policies that focus on immediate results instead of developing sustainable approaches.

Top Opposition leaders have steered clear of questioning the government on its repeated failure to prevent terror attacks.

The Union Cabinet adopted a resolution condemning the ‘dastardly and cowardly act’.

An excerpt from ‘Caste and the Crisis of Dignity: Periyar EV Ramasamy Speaks at Caste Association Meetings and Caste Abolition Conferences’.

The average Air Quality Index in the national capital at 8.05 am on Thursday was 405.

In north Bengal, Muslims have documents but believe they will be excluded because of minor spelling errors.

The exercise is being conducted in 12 states and Union Territories.

The state’s Bharatiya Janata Party government said that the verdict was ‘historic’ and a ‘red signal’ for those involved in cow slaughter.

The amicus curiae told the court that cultivators were burning crop residue after satellites that map farm fires passed over their areas.

Only eight countries account for 67% of the global total of the disease, with India leading the list at 25%, the Global Tuberculosis Report 2025 said.

The animated film’s voice cast includes Chris Pratt, Anya Taylor-Joy, Brie Larson, Charlie Day, Jack Black and Benny Safdie. Out in cinemas in April 2026.

An excerpt from ‘How Women Invest in a Man’s World’, by Jyoti Mehndiratta Kappal.

Raushan Sinha had claimed on social media that the Congress leader had called Hindus ‘violent’ during his first speech in Parliament after the 2024 election.

Tanuj Chopra directs the police procedural led by Shefali Shah.

Padraic X Scanlan discusses his new book, ‘Rot: A History of the Irish Famine’ with Dinyar Patel.

The sanctions came amid renewed efforts by the Donald Trump administration to build pressure on Tehran and prevent it from getting a nuclear weapon.

This process was taking place after considering the state’s objections, and therefore, its petition was ‘premature’, said the bench.

Ankara said such reports were part of a ‘malicious disinformation campaign’ aimed at damaging relations between the two countries.

The bench also directed the Jharkhand government to notify the Saranda forest area as a wildlife sanctuary.