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NCERT's new Class 9 textbook highlights anecdotes of lesser-known women rulers in Indian historyThe National Council of Educational Research and Training released a new Class 9 Social Science textbook recently. This textbook highlights...- Indian subcontinent saw invasions driven by territorial expansion, religious motives since 7th century: NCERT bookThe new NCERT class 9 social science textbook outlines invasions of the Indian subcontinent from the 7th century. These invasions were prim...
- 79 years ago, a man who had never visited India & knew little about its complex landscape drew a line that divided India and PakistanRadcliffe Line 1947: In 1947, British lawyer Sir Cyril Radcliffe chaired the boundary commissions that demarcated the Radcliffe Line, divid...
- 150 years ago, Britishers brought a South American tree to stop desertification in Thar, now it has become a thorny issue in IndiaVilayati babul, introduced during colonial times, remains a subject of ongoing debate. This invasive tree provided fuelwood and livelihoods...
- India buys 30 million barrels of Russian oil after US waiverIndia's oil refiners have secured around 30 million barrels of Russian crude. This move follows a US waiver, allowing purchases to address ...
- One year of Trump 2.0: The glitz and gab of Davos cannot disguise America's voluntary winding downOne year into Trump 2.0, the US president's 'unsettled' approach has opened multiple fronts, with the Greenland demand overshadowing more c...
- JSW Paints inks deal to buy Dulux-owner Akzo Nobel for nearly Rs 9,000 cr, fresh coat of rivalry in over $10 bn marketJSW Paints has acquired a 75% stake in Akzo Nobel India for Rs 9,000 crore. This makes JSW Paints the fourth-largest paint maker in India. ...
- JSW poised to acquire Akzo Nobel India for $1.1 billionJSW Paints is poised to acquire Akzo Nobel India, valuing Akzo Nobel NV’s stake at approximately Rs 9,000 crore. This acquisition will posi...
- India crosses the rubicon: Deep strikes redefine strategic boundariesFollowing the Pahalgam massacre, India's military response has escalated, targeting terror facilities deeper within Pakistan, including Pun...
- From India to Kenya: How invasive crows are disrupting coastal ecosystemsKenyan authorities and conservation groups use starlicide to combat aggressive Indian house crows that are devastating native bird populati...
- In PM Modi's native village in Gujarat, remains of 3,000-year-old human settlement foundThe findings have just been published in a paper titled 'Climate, human settlement, and migration in South Asia from Early historic to medi...
- Pakistan PM Imran Khan says he would like to have TV debate with PM Modi to resolve differences"I would love to debate with Narendra Modi on TV," Khan said in response to a question.
- Eli Lilly inks pacts for COVID-19 drug Baricitinib with Torrent Pharma, Dr Reddy's, MSN LabsThe company has issued additional royalty-free, non-exclusive voluntary licences to Dr Reddy's, MSN Laboratories and Torrent Pharmaceutical...
- Medtronic Plc plans largest global Research & Development centre at HyderabadThe Irish medical technology firm, known for inventing battery-powered pacemaker, offers medical products to treat over 70 health condition...
- How the migratory patterns of the Brahmins, the weavers shaped Indian cultureAn important set of migrations took place between 500 CE and 1000 CE in different parts of India. These were the Brahmin migrations. The Br...
- BJP’s unsustainable muslim bashing — The party has no choice but to evolve a way to actively accommodate religious diversityAs with most large countries, Indian foreign policy – dictated by interests rather than ideology – tends to change mostly at the margins. L...
- Shades of Sultans: The fascinating truth about Muslim rule in IndiaIn writing the political history of Islam in India, historians and scholars often fall into the trap of extreme ideological convictions.
- Obesity surgery spurs J&J India stomach-staple sales250 hospitals offer stomach-shrinking procedures making India one of the fastest-growing centers in the $1.2 billion global market for bari...
- Sunday ET: Why Marxists retain some relevance in the subcontinent culturally, if not politicallyMarxists, Maoists, Leninists, Trotskyists all are welcome under the broad Incredible India umbrella.
- Videocon to make, sell Philips TVs in IndiaVideocon Industries signed a five-year agreement with Philips Electronics NV to make and sell the century-old Philips brand televisions in ...
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