When Wildlife Needs Us Less

Can wildlife thrive without active human intervention? Parley page debates if conservation science in India must shift from fortress model to coexiste...

Kigali at 10, India Still Sweats

Ten years after Kigali Amendment to phase down HFCs, India faces paradox - soaring cooling demand will triple electricity needs, while HFC phase-down ...

The Cancer Bill Cut

Centre moves to cap trade margins on 110 costly cancer drugs, including 35 patented ones, aiming to cut MRPs by 20-70% and save patients Rs 2,500 cror...

Internet in a Sachet

Former TRAI chief R S Sharma argues India should allow pay-as-you-go Wi-Fi sachets at Re 1, like shampoo sachets, to fix last-mile connectivity a...

Internet in a Sachet

Former TRAI chief R S Sharma argues India should allow pay-as-you-go Wi-Fi sachets at Re 1, like shampoo sachets, to fix last-mile connectivity a...

GM Crop, Unchecked Field

Editorial warns against unregulated GM mustard and Bt brinjal hybrids reaching farmers, citing Rs 2,000-3,500 crore herbicide market and failure of pu...

Orangutans On The Run

As Indonesia battles its worst forest fires in years, 46 orangutans have been rescued since August, many with burned palms, fleeing fires worsened by ...

Mirror Breakthrough: Nobel For Chirality

French-Japanese duo's Chemistry Nobel for controlling mirrored molecules is not abstract science; it is the key to safer drugs and cheaper agrochemica...

Nobel Medicine 2026

Karl Deisseroth, Peter Hegemann and Georg Nagel win Nobel Medicine 2026 for optogenetics - using algal proteins that react to light to switch brain ce...