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The FTA targets $120-billion trade by 2030, with UK slashing car tariffs from 110% to 10% and removing duties on personal care and confectionery for India’s growing middle class.

The problem isn’t that these chatbots are malicious. It’s that they’re too agreeable. And not many are getting it.

Security matters just as much as research. Your first step to protecting yourself includes enabling two-factor authentication (2FA) on all your accounts to add that extra layer of safety.

India's Project Vishnu, spearheaded by DRDO, aims to develop next-generation hypersonic missiles, including the ET-LDHCM, capable of evading enemy defences.

A Health Ministry advisory suggesting the display of sugar and oil content boards in canteens has triggered outrage over the alleged targeting of Indian snacks. But doctors and dieticians say the real threat lies in processed, everyday indulgences—not the occasional samosa or jalebi.

The real question is not whether India can lead in enterprise automation, but how quickly we can realise this potential.

Data centres powering our digital lives face soaring climate risks by 2050, warns XDI. Without urgent action, billions in damages and disruptions loom large.

Amidst Madagascar's independence celebrations, India and China vie for influence. Madagascar balances both, inviting PLA to its parade while India's defence minister strengthens ties.

The ending to the Netflix megahit series Squid Game left me wondering: did a big casting choice steal a bit of its Korean magic?

Bihar is ground zero for India’s caste census showdown. With 84% from backward groups, the 2025 polls will be a brutal battle for quotas, votes, and political survival.

Perplexity has become more than just a hot acquisition target — it's now a symbol of the increasingly desperate scramble for generative AI supremacy.

Standard term life insurance policies in India do cover death from commercial airline crashes. But it’s not always straightforward. Sometimes the cover exists but the claim doesn’t come easily.

Apple's shift signals more than just a company pivot; it's a bellwether for the tech industry. If others like Samsung and Google follow suit, India could soon rival China.