- 07 Jan 2026

Britain's snowfall contrasts with the festive celebrations at Ambaji in Gujarat, where devotees honour Goddess Ambe Mata and pray for well-being. Life...

Britain's snowfall contrasts with the festive celebrations at Ambaji in Gujarat, where devotees honour Goddess Ambe Mata and pray for well-being. Life...
Menopause and prostate conditions will be among the first priorities of the NHS’s revolutionary new “online hospital”, set to transform how patients access specialist care across England.
A groundbreaking twice-yearly injection that could spare thousands of asthma patients from life-threatening attacks is set to become available in Britain within months, offering new hope to those living with severe, uncontrolled disease.
We live in a fast-changing world. Everything around us keeps evolving, including our lifestyles, social values, environment, and technology. These visible changes remind us that nothing remains constant forever. Yet at the bottom of these surface-level...

US President Donald Trump has issued a series of blunt warnings to multiple countries in recent hours, signalling an increasingly confrontational stance...
India playing “tech broker” between East and West is geopolitically significant for one simple reason: in an AI world, whoever sits in the middle writes the menu, even if they don’t own the kitchen.
We make the mistake of equating ourselves with our emotions and thoughts. But we are neither our emotions nor our thoughts. They are ours, but we are not them. But if we don’t take ownership, they will take ours. No man should be a slave to...
For a long time, Big Tech companies have painted a shiny picture of how AI can massively improve people’s lives, along with its technological advancements. But who benefits and how many benefits have become secondary conversations. Additionally,...
Reflecting on my recent visit to the London School of Science and Technology (LSST) and its impressive new construction training centre, I was struck by the reminder that London’s future is in the hands of skilled labour.
In today’s world, screens are no longer optional, they are ever-present.