In-Depth

Once the only Central undertaking manufacturing life-saving vaccines, the Himachal institute had its licence revoked for not meeting WHO norms in 2008. Its recent rollout of an indigenously developed vaccine shows its potential, and limitations

Surajkund Mela tragedy calls for urgent measures to clamp down on all unsafe rides and parks

Bhartesh Singh Thakur travels to the epicentre of the Jat quota stir violence that shook Haryana 10 years back

AI has triggered humanity’s biggest transformation by powering machines that outthink us. Claude Opus 4.6 ignites this fire, threatening India’s jobs and SaaS tech giants

Adil Akhzer reports from the project site as the 13.1-km main tunnel — that will bring all-weather connectivity between Kashmir and Ladakh — nears breakthrough

The central government's push for adventure tourism in the Budget is welcome but it raises questions of safety, sustainability and ecological cost

SC order on sanitary napkins is continuation of its earlier orders on kids’ safety from checking physical & sexual abuse, guidelines on suicide prevention to safe transportation

Tractor division in Pinjore shut down a decade ago, now the machine tools division, the last surviving unit, is staring at closure

Most of the famed havelis of Shekhawati, once home to the Marwari community, are now lying in a shambles

Restaurants continue to impose service charge in violation of Central Consumer Protection Authority guidelines, Delhi HC order

With generative artificial intelligence becoming a tool to produce sexually explicit content and women having to face the horrific consequences, the onus lies with tech firms and law enforcement agencies to make online space safe

As the affected MBBS students await new options and withdrawal of permission to the college takes a toll on families, J&K is staring at a new phase of polarisation

Punjab’s shuttlers have already caught national attention. Whether the state can now build the courts and support systems to keep them flying remains the bigger test

Pushed into combat zones after being lured by promises of overseas jobs, repatriated Indians point to a widespread recruitment network

Assaults in Haryana expose grim reality behind festive stages, where livelihood, violence and silence collide, and resistance comes at a devastating cost

Past experience has shown that the regulator is incapable of strictly enforcing safety norms for even the existing operators

The controversial Bill’s new framework governing rural employment raises concerns over funding and scope of work

Consumer panels constituted under Consumer Protection Act are obvious route for relief for the affected IndiGo passengers

IISER-Mohali research shows the way to potentially control molecules, as quest for artificial biological circuits continues

30 yrs on, the survivors of Dabwali fire accident have just one wish — let’s learn from fire tragedy before another town burns

The loss from residual product wastage — what can’t be squeezed out — varies between 10 -26 per cent

The system blinked when it needed to uphold the one principle the sector cannot abandon — safety above convenience

The twin tragedies on the basketball courts in a state known for its sporting achievements are a grim reality check for Haryana, as the focus shifts on fixing accountability and the crumbling sports infrastructure

Given the lack of facilities in Kashmir, a medical degree means moving out — and most parents would much rather send children out of India

Independent cinema is facing an existential crisis, and indie filmmakers say government support is crucial