Science, Not Scams

Thirty years ago, India saw a famous cheating case where people said they moved cows on scooters and bought huge amounts of mustard oil for crazy prices. Recently, something a bit like that happened again — this time in a science project. At a university in Jabalpur, the government gave money to scientists to find…

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‘I love criminals, I love immigrants’: Swedish singer Zara Larsson slams ICE, explains why partner is barred from US

Swedish pop star Zara Larsson attacked US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), saying the agency is the reason her partner has been banned from entering the United States for years.Larsson shared a series of Instagram stories on Saturday criticising ICE, which has been under intense scrutiny following the fatal shooting of a woman by a…

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German Chancellor arrives in India: Merz begins first official visit; talks with PM Modi focus on trade and defence | India News

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz NEW DELHI: German Federal Chancellor Friedrich Merz arrived at Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel International Airport on Monday for a two-day official visit to India from January 12 to 13. The visit comes at the invitation of PM Modi and marks Chancellor Merz’s first official trip to the country.PM Modi is scheduled to…

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Pollution pangs: Respiratory medicine sales surge

NEW DELHI: Our battle with toxic air across cities is showing up sharply in medical bills. Sales of respiratory medicines, including anti-allergics and anti-asthma therapies, surged past Rs 1,950 crore in Dec 2025, the highest monthly level ever, signalling a troubling escalation in pollution-linked illnesses. The Dec sales were 10% higher than the corresponding month…

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Trust Indian, not foreign voices: Goyal on BTA with US

NEW DELHI: Days after govt rejected US commerce secretary Howard Lutnick’s claims, commerce and industry minister Piyush Goyal Sunday said that stakeholders should have trust in India, instead of relying on statements from overseas. “Trade deal is not negotiated in media. Trust India, don’t trust foreign statements. Have trust in your country, your motherland, India,”…

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Inside Bollywood’s quiet crisis: Alexx O’Nell, Vishakha Singh and Kashika Kapoor break silence on industry’s unseen battles and the reforms it urgently needs – Exclusive |

Bollywood is an industry that thrives on spectacle. Headlines are dominated by opening-day numbers, star fees, social media virality and box-office verdicts delivered within hours of a release. Success is celebrated loudly, while failure is dissected ruthlessly. Yet, behind the arc lights and red carpets lies a quieter reality—one shaped by loneliness, uncertainty, judgment and…

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