Ajay Sukumaran

How India can prevent the new Anthropic autonomous AI model from disrupting banks and financial infrastructure

At the moment, Russia is the only country in the world to run a commercial fast breeder reactor

On the anvil for 20 years, a grand project to decongest Bengaluru finally moves—but cannot bypass local ire

Claiming the ECI hadn't addressed concerns about EVMs, minister Kharge led the ruling Congress in passing amendments to replace voting machines with paper ballots for local body elections in the state

Karnataka is moving towards taxing beverages based on alcohol content as against value, marking a first in the country

Siddaramaiah, Chandrababu take the first step in protecting children from unregulated social media. The question may go viral

When it takes off, the mission will send humans to the Moon for the first time in more than 50 years

Karnataka deputy CM D.K. Shivakumar has appealed for the Centre's intervention following Andhra Pradesh's recent letter opposing any move to start the expansion project

Investment into infrastructure such as data centres will complement India's rich tech-talent pool to position the country as a global AI services provider, said IndiaAI Mission CEO Abhishek Singh at the India Today Infrastructure Conclave

Court-mandated municipal election and new governance structures set stage for Bengaluru's urban overhaul

India Semiconductor Mission 2.0 seeks to anchor India in global supply chains

Narayana Health is revolutionising affordable cardiac care across the country with low-cost insurance plans

Indian children missing school due to chronic hunger has been a blight on the nation. Akshaya Patra is committed to fighting the food war and bringing more students to school

From national policy advocacy to ground-up capacity-building, Janaagraha shows how patient institutional reform can reshape Indian cities at scale

Karnataka, where the governor's customary address to the legislature has been uneventful, joins southern neighbours Tamil Nadu and Kerala in gubernatorial confrontations

Becoming only the second Indian after Rakesh Sharma to transcend Earth's boundaries and reach space, Shubhanshu Shukla marked an important milestone in India's space mission

Amidst a war of words with Kerala CM Pinarayi Vijayan, the Congress government in Karnataka moved in to resettle families encroaching on municipal corporation land

Passed amidst heated exchanges with the ruling Congress, the BJP sees the anti-hate speech bill as a weapon for political vendetta. An analysis of its stringent clauses

The use of robots in pipelines to pinpoint leakages has, over the past month, helped the Bangalore Water Supply and Sewerage Board avoid guesswork road excavation for repairs

Researchers at Bengaluru's Ind­ian Institute of Science (IISc) have designed a system that produces desalinated water without the use of electricity