₹26,070-Crore Kamala Hydroelectric Project Approved to Boost India’s Renewable Energy Goals

India has taken a major step toward accelerating its renewable energy transition with the approval of the ₹26,070-crore Kamala Hydroelectric Project by the Public Investment Board (PIB). Located in Arunachal Pradesh, the project aligns with India’s long-term clean energy goals and its commitment to achieving net-zero emissions by 2070.

Oreshnik Missile Strike Signals Escalation in Russia–Ukraine War Ahead of Fourth Anniversary

The Russia–Ukraine conflict has entered a more dangerous phase after Moscow confirmed the use of its advanced Oreshnik ballistic missile in an overnight strike on Ukraine. Coming just weeks before the war approaches its fourth anniversary, the attack has intensified fears about European security and highlighted the evolving nature of Russia’s military strategy.

India's Fintech Ecosystem Achieves Regulatory Milestone with Skydo's RBI Nod for Cross-Border Payments

In a significant development for India's financial technology sector, Skydo, a Bengaluru-based fintech platform, has secured final authorization from the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) to operate as a Payment Aggregator–Cross Border (PA-CB). This regulatory approval marks a pivotal moment, enabling the company to expand its regulated suite of cross-border payment services specifically tailored for Indian exporters, with a focused emphasis on small and medium enterprises (SMEs).

Indian Cinema Gains Global Spotlight as Kantara and Tanvi The Great Qualify for Oscars Race

Indian cinema has made a notable mark in the global awards circuit as two Indian films have entered the eligibility list for the Best Picture category at the 98th Academy Awards. As anticipation builds ahead of the Oscars, the development reflects a renewed and strategic effort by Indian filmmakers to gain recognition at the world’s most prestigious film honours.

The 53rd edition of the New Delhi World Book Fair is set to open on January 10 at Bharat Mandapam, ushering in a landmark moment in India’s cultural calendar with free entry for all visitors for the first time. Organised by the National Book Trust (NBT), the nine-day event is expected to attract more than two million visitors, further cementing India’s standing as one of the world’s most vibrant publishing and literary hubs.