Delhi records a nearly six-fold rise in H1N1 cases as doctors flag symptoms, precautions and high-risk groups
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The BJP is organising Tiranga Yatras across states ahead of Independence Day, alongside Har Ghar Tiranga events and celebrations marking 150 years of Vande Mataram
Applications for Uttar Pradesh’s pre-matric and post-matric scholarships for backward class students opened on August 11, with existing scholars required to renew by August 25 and new applicants given until September 21
India ranks the second lowest in Yale and Columbia's Environmental Performance Index (EPI), while researchers say that the index focuses more on outcomes rather than policies
Prime Minister Narendra Modi urged IIT Delhi graduates to keep learning, question accepted ideas and use their skills to address emerging national challenges
The Delhi government has suspended the Central Procurement Agency's (CPA) procurement functions as an interim measure and directed government hospitals to obtain medicines and medical equipment on their own until a new framework is put in place
"Free is the most expensive word in public policy," Chief Economic Advisor (CEA) V Anantha Nageswaran says
As the new academic session begins, Delhi University's St. Stephen's College has sparked controversy after introducing a dress code that prohibits students from wearing shorts in classrooms, the library, the dining hall, and other common spaces
The university is considering offering the fourth year of its undergraduate programme only at select colleges after lower-than-expected enrolment, with a final decision expected after the admission process concludes
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