With India's elderly population projected to reach 35 crore by 2050—making up nearly one-fifth of the total population—the ...

NEW DELHI (IANS) – India’s population is projected to reach 1.46 billion in 2025, making it the world’s most populous nation, according to the United Nations Population Fund’s State of ...

Assam's Kaziranga National Park and Tiger Reserve (KNPTR), renowned worldwide as the iconic home of the one-horned rhinoceros ...

According to US news reports, India ranks #12 among the world’s most powerful countries, reflecting its growing global influence across economic, military, and diplomatic fronts.

After almost 13 years of intensive R&D, crores of capital infusion, and building reactors from scratch, NoPo aims to drive innovation in the areas of Li-ion batteries, semiconductors and spacetech ...

NEW DELHI: A new study by IIT Gandhinagar has revealed a disturbing shift in India’s flash flood geography, warning that climate change is driving the emergence of new flood-prone regions in ...

NCERT's new Class 8 Science textbook, 'Curiosity,' blends traditional Indian knowledge with modern science, highlighting India's scientific legacy. It introduces concepts like Acharya Kanad's ...

Wedding of the Century: The Wedding That Put India Back on the Global Spiritual Map In an era of superficial grandeur, this Ambani wedding event served a deeper purpose: to remind the world of ...

Naidu raised concerns that South India’s low birth rate could affect its future representation in Parliament.

India's population is projected to peak at around 1.7 billion in the early 2060s before gradually declining but it will remain the world's most populous country through the century.

World Population Day In India: Hits, Misses And Politics Behind the numbers looms a stark paradox: in the world’s most populous nation, it is the southern states—long successful in reducing ...

On World Population Day, India stands at a crossroads and must balance its population growth We humans are now eight billion and counting. That’s correct — the world population is on an upward ...