Indian airports have achieved something remarkable. They have turned ordinary citizens into temporary aristocrats or nawabs.

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The battle for Uttar Pradesh has begun, even though the election is still months away. Tickets are being chased, alliances are being stitched together, and political camps are already measuring their strength. BJP leaders are saying with confidence, “Let our work speak.”

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Scientists have uncovered a pivotal mechanism that explains why the matter around rapidly spinning black holes, known as an accretion disk, may emit X-rays that oscillate rapidly.

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They promised to change the country. Yet the streets show the same scene: red lights ahead, wailing sirens behind. Ordinary people sweat in traffic while leaders’ convoys slice through, no longer kings on elephants but rulers in SUV caravans.

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Separations after age 50 can bring relief, particularly for men when the relationship has been burdensome, finds new research by the University of Cologne.

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Hidden hunger remains a major nutritional challenge despite adequate calorie intake in many populations. Biofortified crops are being developed to improve the intake of essential vitamins and minerals through daily food consumption.

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Jio Platforms Ltd, which is preparing to add a new chapter to the history of the Indian stock market, has already attracted investors' attention with its Initial Public Offering. Positioned as the country's largest-ever public issue, the IPO received an overwhelming response from institutional investors. The biggest question now is whether the enthusiasm witnessed during the subscription process will continue when the shares are listed on the stock exchange. Investors are also keen to know how much they could potentially gain from their investments.

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Will we leave our children a green and flourishing India, or a land of dust storms, poisoned air and dying rivers? This is no longer a question for environmental activists alone. It confronts every citizen standing on the banks of Agra's shrinking Yamuna, every farmer watching erratic monsoons destroy crops, and every family forced to breathe toxic air through long winter months.

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Released in 1987 and directed by Raj N Sippy, the film 'Satyamev Jayate' featured the song ‘Dil Mein Ho Tum...’, which earned a special place in listeners’ hearts through Bappi Lahiri’s music, Farooq Qaiser’s lyrics and the voices of two different singers.

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Even if we accept that a few rotten elements have entered the media, and that some activists misuse the Right to Information, is it fair to put the entire community in the dock? In law, medicine, the judiciary, and politics, black sheep exist everywhere, but does that make the whole system guilty?

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