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From Freedom Struggle to Bombay Streets: 8 Photographers Behind India’s Most Iconic Images

In Memorium: Dolly Parton the Country Music Star, Philanthropist, and Champion of Literacy

Dolly Parton passed away yesterday at age 80 following a brief battle with cancer. She leaves behind a legacy captured in many GNN stories; one of championing childhood literacy, uplifting Americans of every gender, color, and creed, and of several enduring mu

5 Books that reveal the forgotten women who changed history

Discover 5 fascinating books that uncover the stories of overlooked women whose courage, intelligence, and leadership shaped history.

AI agent startup Runable raises $21M in Series A

Bengaluru-based Runable said it looks to expand its market reach, product capabilities, and team. The startup, which targets small businesses, claims to have reached $2 million in ARR within three weeks of launch.

Wipro Consumer Care enters pet food market with launch of Snuggles

The launch marks Wipro's first step in building a presence in India's fast-growing pet food market, estimated at over Rs 5,500 crore.

India’s Lion Populations Increase 70%, Total Habitat by 15% Over the Last Decade

The Asiatic lion populations living in western India have increased 70% over the last decade, while their rangeland has also increased 15%. In a large protected area called the Greater Gir Landscape in Gujurat state, the animals now number 891, up from 523 lio

6 Books that explain the hidden economics of everyday life

Discover 6 fascinating books that reveal the hidden economic forces behind everyday decisions, habits, markets, and human behavior.

Fewer Than 1,000 Left: Meet the Elusive Nilgiri Marten of the Western Ghats

A small carnivore with a deep chocolate-brown coat, reddish-brown forequarters and a distinctive yellow-to-orange throat, the Nilgiri marten is found only in the Western Ghats . It is also one of India’s rarest mammals. A photograph of the elusive animal

Micromax Informatics launches Rs 250 Cr family office to invest in deeptech startups

The family office will focus on startups across AI, semiconductors, defence, space technology, and robotics, primarily at the early stages of funding.

Engineer Turned Farmer Helps 300+ Farmers Grow & Sell Fresh Produce Straight to Homes

How a ₹25,000 Investment Completely Changed How Mumbai Eats | TMCV | Bharat Humse Aage Badhta hai

In 2020, Amish Mody realized that finding chemical-free food shouldn't be a luxury. With zero experience and just one weighing scale, he started delivering fresh produce out of his car. Today, his Organik Truck, powered by his reliable Tata Ace Gold, bypasses

Good News in History, August 26

235 years ago today, John Fitch was granted a US patent for a boat propelled by steam power which used mechanical paddles to propel it atop lakes and rivers—an invention that revolutionized commercial transportation of both passengers and freight. The American

India is the fastest-growing major economy in the world with strong investment opportunities: Nirmala Sitharaman

Addressing prominent members of the Indian business community in Toronto, the finance minister said India's transformation is structural, driven by rapid urbanisation, a growing middle class, and world-class digital infrastructure.

A Leak You Can’t See Could Waste Thousands of Litres. Here’s How Smart Water Meters Catch It

Somewhere behind a bathroom wall, under a kitchen sink or inside a toilet tank, water could be escaping right now — one quiet drop at a time. There is no dramatic gush, no flooded floor, sometimes not even a sound. Yet over hours and days, those tiny lea

What’s next for Chandra after Ta-ta

From public service and AI to private equity and backing founders, Tata Group Chairman N Chandrasekaran will have no shortage of options when his four-decade Tata innings ends.

When a Chef Returned to Her Ancestral Land, She Built This 4.5-Acre Farmstay by the Konkan Coast

How to Remove Pesticides From Fruits & Vegetables

Think your fruits and vegetables are clean just because you washed them with water? 🍎🥦 An FSSAI survey found pesticide residues in nearly 1 in 5 produce samples tested across India. That concern inspired Pune scientist Dr. Asmita Prabhune to spend years deve

Why embracing change is the only way to understand it

Change can feel frightening, but embracing it can reveal new possibilities, lessons, and strength that resistance often keeps hidden.

This Raksha Bandhan, Meet the Jaipur Siblings Who Turned a Rs 5K Candle Hobby Into a Gifting Business

On weekends, the Khandelwal family kitchen in Jaipur would look a little different. Wax is melted, fragrances are measured, and colourful moulds are brought out as siblings Unnati and Udit Khandelwal get to work. The process looks far more organised today, but

Ten years of UPI: The infrastructure that quietly rewrote how India lives

Ten years after its launch, UPI has become far more than a payment system. It has transformed everyday transactions, enabled commerce during the pandemic and taken India’s digital public infrastructure to the world.

AI is changing both sides of the job hunt. Applying more won’t fix it

Career advice has spent years telling job seekers to widen the net: apply to more roles, increase the number of shots on goal. But this approach doesn't work now.

How AssessPrep is turning test scores into data schools can use

AssessPrep uses AI to create, grade, and analyse tests, helping schools see where students are struggling – not just what they scored.

To Stop Crop Raids, This Assam Village Grew 66 Acres of Food for Wild Elephants

Woman Can See Again After World’s First Transplant of a Central Retina

From Turin comes a surgical world-first: the simultaneous transplant of a complete human macula, along with the cornea, sclera, and connective tissue, from one of the patient’s eyes to the other. It allowed a woman blind for several years to immediately gain e

7,000+ People Built a Zero-Waste Housing Society

What if a housing society with 7,000+ residents could send almost zero waste to landfills? Every day, this society generates nearly 800 kg of waste. Instead of simply dumping it, residents built a system around waste segregation, recycling and sustainable wast

US Approves First Drug That Targets Root Cause of Narcolepsy Rather Than its Symptoms

A Japanese pharma company has developed a drug that treats the root cause of a leading form of narcolepsy, and is celebrating as it becomes the first of its kind to receive American FDA approval. Narcolepsy type-1 afflicts 120,000 people in the US, and is char

Glaw Lake Became India’s 101st Ramsar Site. Ecologist Explains What That Means on the Ground

In December 2024, a survey team trekked more than 16 km through the Kamlang Tiger Reserve and Wildlife Sanctuary to reach Glaw Lake, tucked 1,168 metres above sea level in the Eastern Himalayas. Fed by mountain streams and surrounded by thick vegetation, the f