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'Setting' as poll currency: Bengal's pet conspiracy word back to centre stage ahead of electionsAhead of the 2026 West Bengal elections, political parties are using allegations of secret deals, termed 'setting', to shape voter percepti...- Brain-eating amoeba that can tolerate high temperatures and disinfectants like chlorine is spreading fast in drinking water globally: StudyScientists are warning about the growing threat of free-living amoebae, microscopic organisms found in water systems that can carry deadly ...
- US lawmaker questions top universities on Chinese nationals in sensitive STEM researchChairman Moolenaar is concerned about Chinese nationals enrolling in advanced STEM programs at US universities and their involvement in fed...
- Chhattisgarh: Injuries to troops in anti-Naxal ops jump 4 times in 2025Chhattisgarh faces a surge in IED attacks, with injuries to security personnel increasing by 300% in the first quarter of 2025. This poses ...
- Russian hackers were inside Ukraine telecoms giant for months: Cyber spy chiefThe hack, one of the most dramatic since Russia's full-scale invasion nearly two years ago, knocked out services provided by Ukraine's bigg...
- IT firms eye deals worth $160B in Q1; Paytm announces Rs 850-crore share buybackThe bulk of the deals will come from American corporations, while a few will come from Europe and Asia-Pacific, even as high inflation and ...
- Byju’s under pressure on $1.2B loan; SBF arrested in Bahamas on US chargesEdtech giant Byju’s, India’s highest-valued startup, has been looking to restructure a $1.2 billion loan as it struggles with huge losses a...
- ETtech Explainer: Tracing ransomware’s path from floppy disks to cryptoThe recent cyberattack on Delhi’s AIIMS has once again put ransomware under the spotlight. Such attacks have come a long way since the firs...
- Russian diaspora isn't showing much support for Russia's invasion of UkrainePart of the reason why Russia's diaspora mobilization strategy amid the Ukraine war seems to be bearing so little fruit is that the Russian...
- Data, kidnappedWe take a closer look at ransomware attacks that has grown from a cottage industry for crooks into a multi-billion-dollar racket and global...
- Ashok Gehlot operated with Trojans in Sachin Pilot camp and hidden friends in BJPCM Ashok Gehlot, on the other hand, effectively aided by an AICC team and his comrade in many missions, Ahmed Patel, made deft moves in adv...
- CPEC is a sea change: It transforms the matrix of opportunities and threats in India’s neighbourhoodIf CPEC is BRI's flagship, then BRI could be a way of exporting the debt problem that burdens the Chinese economy and rapidly acquire asset...
- Ransomware: The extortionists of the new millenniumThe current attack by ransomware WannaCry is considered the worst ever, with newer versions appearing even as solutions are found to deal w...
- US Polls: Hillary aide, Huma Abedin's Pak origin divides Hindu groupsTwo Hindu groups in the US are butting heads over Huma Abedin, a Hillary Clinton aide who is of India-Pakistan origin, and who has become a...
- Why Subramanian Swamy should determine whether to be an asset or liability for Modi governmentIn 1998, he won his only Lok Sabha seat, thanks to J Jayalalithaa’s backing and infamously collaborated with her in 1999 to vote out Vajpay...
- New people in UPL top boss Jaidev Shroff's fight with estranged wife Poonam Bhagat: Caesar's wife & BrutusA history lesson on newest people mentioned in the Shroff-Bhagat feud: Caesar’s wife & Brutus.
- Code for ProphetsCan a God of Reason ever be so unreasonable as to punish someone who is merely trying to save his people from slaughter?
- 'There is a stalemate on Doha'Carlo Trojan is chairman, International Food & Agricultural Trade Policy Council, Washington DC, and former ambassador of the European Comm...
- 'WTO an agent of evolution, not revolution’It is a measure of the importance New Zealand attaches to its ties with India that the first overseas trip undertaken by Tim Groser, the co...
- India needs special courts to deal with piracyAlthough the growth story for the software market in India continues to show promise, the market is loosing millions of rupees.
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