New Delhi:  Facing mounting pressure on its healthcare system, the government has placed allied healthcare professionals at the center of its Budget 2026 strategy, aiming to ease workforce shortages and improve service delivery across India. 👩‍⚕️ Expanding the Healthcare Backbone Allied healthcare professionals—such as lab technicians, physiotherapists, radiographers, and emergency care staff—form a crucial but often under-recognized part of the healthcare system. The Budget

New Delhi : The story of India’s dominance in T20 cricket reached a defining high at the 2026 World Cup, where the Men in Blue showcased a brand of fearless, calculated, and high-impact cricket that reaffirmed their place as a global powerhouse. At the heart of this success lies a journey that did not begin overnight. While the current spotlight shines brightly on Suryakumar Yadav and head coach Gautam Gambhir, the foundation of this T20 revolution was laid earlier under the

New Delhi:  In a major step towards faster postal delivery, India Post has rolled out a 24-hour Speed Post service, following months of testing and significant enhancement in air cargo capacity. The new service aims to provide time-bound delivery within 24 hours between key cities, marking a significant upgrade in the country’s postal infrastructure. ✈️ Air Cargo Capacity Key to Success Officials said the biggest factor enabling this guaranteed delivery timeline is the secure

New Delhi:  Social media giant Meta Platforms is reportedly planning to reduce payments to its fact-checking partners in India, a move that could significantly impact the country’s misinformation monitoring ecosystem. According to sources familiar with the discussions, the company intends to cut payouts by one-third to as much as half for professional fact-checking organisations it has been working with since 2016. These organisations play a crucial role in identifying and fl

New Delhi:  The adoption of induction cooktops  in India continues to remain slow, particularly among low-income households, despite the government’s push for cleaner and more energy-efficient cooking solutions. According to experts studying household energy use, only about 5% of Indian homes currently have electric cooking appliances in their kitchens , indicating that electric penetration remains very limited . This means that the majority of households still rely heavily o