Microsoft dismissed four workers after on-site protests over its ties with Israel, escalating tensions as staff demand the tech giant cut contracts linked to surveillance in Gaza.
From womb transplants to bio-bags for preterm babies, science is edging closer to artificial wombs. Could this technology redefine family, reproduction, and even motherhood?
Internal Complaints Committees exist to address sexual harassment in colleges. But weak monitoring, poor awareness, and bias often derail justice. What’s wrong, and how can it change?
From steel plants to semiconductors, India–Japan ties are entering a new phase. PM Modi’s Japan visit could unlock investments, innovation, and strengthen QUAD amid shifting global geopolitics.
Rivers shape civilizations and ecosystems, but how are they actually formed? From rainfall to groundwater and volcanoes, multiple natural forces play a role in creating rivers.
Brain-Computer Interfaces (BCIs) are transforming science, medicine, and technology. But what are they, how do they work, and why are countries like China investing heavily in them?
Dogleg maneuvers waste fuel and reduce payloads. With a new Tamil Nadu spaceport, ISRO solves this challenge, an important topic linking science, geography, and policy for UPSC exams.
