The Japanese are increasingly shunning cars to help the urban environment get greener.

If people could design, build and live happily as per site contexts for thousands of years, why do we need to destroy the rules of nature today?

In majority of high-rise buildings, power supply distribution and meter panels are located in the basement floors making them vulnerable to fire mishaps, writes Avala Buchi Reddy

Wetlands harbour a tremendous biodiversity of plants and animals, and are also called the “kidneys of the world” because they clean up water as a natural function.

Around 5,000 homes in the city shun BWSSB water supply and produce enough power of their own. By M.A. Siraj

How non-alcoholic mixers, handcrafted by small players, are edging out sugary soft drinks, sodas in cocktail glasses

Venture capital firm Fundamentum sees growth opportunity in India’s digital transformation

How regulation can nudge private banks to promote financial inclusion

Sun-sational growth: In September, India’s installed solar power capacity reached 90,762 MW. Given the current rate of monthly capacity additions, there is little doubt that installed capacity will exceed 100 GW in 2024-25.

The Birsa Harit Gram project serves as a potential model for agro-forestry, which is gaining ground because the buyers of carbon credits prefer — pay a premium — for credits based on Nature Based Solution, as opposed to offsetting projects like renewable energy or projects like carbon capture.

The Sanjiv Puri-led group looks set to feed on the success of its brand extension strategy

Titan Capital backs seed-stage companies with potential to reach ₹100 crore revenue within five years

What does a manager do that we keep hiring new ones or keep promoting more of them? Which managerial layer is the most important?

The Tata Nexon has a wide array of engine and gearbox choices, and the inclusion of a CNG-powered version allows Tata to flaunt its advantage over each of its rivals

The promise of an unchanged, consistent menu and supreme culinary artistry has drawn food lovers to ITC’s tables for decades

Lessons from European brands that have won consumers’ mindspace for long years

UK regulator has a reporting scheme to identify safety concerns in diabetes-care devices

Practically omnipresent, thanks to human activity, radio frequency is the new area of focus for energy harvesting technology

Improved features, better practicality, and a familiar design, all make the new Nissan Magnite worth a second look

QNu Labs devises qubit-powered solutions for the ‘trillion-dollar cyber-attack problem’ 

Why startups in India cannot afford to take a hands-off approach towards the armies of gig workers they have created

Higher generation of renewable energy challenges grid stability

Or lose it! The Kia Carnival is back, and it intends to rewrite the rules in the MPV space

A global survey maps how willing, and equipped clinicians are in using artificial intelligence to support their work 

The return of the climate denier as head of the world’s biggest greenhouse gas emitter threatens to throw net-zero negotiations into disarray once again

The Jamiat Ulama-i-Hind urged NDA partners TDP and JD(U) to heed Muslim sentiments on the contentious issue surrounding the Waqf (Amendment) Bill, 2024

Speaking at the 32nd meeting of the Kendriya Hindi Samiti, Union Home Minister Amit Shah said it was necessary to translate all education curricula into Hindi and other Indian languages

Will continue to attend JPC meetings, says Opposition after submitting memorandum to Birla

Delhi’s air quality remains “very poor” with some areas in the “severe” category, despite a slight improvement

More than 200 communities from the eight north-eastern States are expected to showcase their cultural traits on a single platform

Court dismisses petition against order prohibiting Chhath Puja rituals on Yamuna’s banks, says it can’t let devotees fall sick; have made ample arrangements at 1,000 ghats: Delhi govt. counsel; 4-day festival dedicated to Sun God began on Tuesday

The minimum temperature in Delhi was recorded at 18.0 degrees Celsius, 3.7 notches warmer than usual.

The Constitution Bench says laws, rules and procedure governing recruitments to public services must be governed by the overarching principles of fundamental rights of equality and non-discrimination

India was one of the first countries to ban the book’s import and sale, citing concerns over its content being offensive to the Muslim community

Lakhs of devotees offer ‘Sandhya Arghya’ to the setting sun on the third day of the four-day festival; political leaders make a beeline for ghats with an eye on Purvanchali voters ahead of Assembly poll

Meanwhile, a thick layer of morning mist and smog blanketed the city as the minimum temperature dropped to 18.1 degrees Celsius, 3.8 degrees above normal; AQI stood at 387

Maken, Sukhu flag off foot march; Kharge, Rahul expected to join at different junctures; yatra scheduled to end on Dec. 4; people won’t forget Cong.’s tie-up with AAP in Lok Sabha election: BJP

Delhi’s air quality reaches severe levels, blamed on stubble-burning, Diwali fireworks, and low wind speed

An exhibition in New Delhi’s DAG covers pivotal moments of legendary artist and painter MF Husain’s artistic journey 

Addressing an event of an educational institution in New Delhi, the Vice-President said it is time to "bid adieu to this"

The two incidents of firing in northeast Delhi leave one dead and one injured; three suspects apprehended by police

The court asked the government to enable the creation of public and private spaces, services and products of an ‘universal design’ which could be accessed by everyone, regardless of their ability, age, or status

The National Capital wakes up to toxic air with AQI at 334, ‘very poor’ air quality due to stubble-burning, Diwali fireworks, and low wind speed

The Hindu Sikh Global Forum members are marching towards the High Commission in the Chanakyapuri area