Heating the world’s oceans requires a truly enormous amount of energy. Of all the extra heat trapped by greenhouse gases from burning coal, gas and oil, more than 90% has gone into the world’s oceans
These applications were allegedly being used to interfere with the functioning of certain e-rickshaws, leading to unexpected interruptions in their operations and raising safety concerns
For decades, producers dictated oil markets. Today, China's capacity to buy less, draw down stockpiles and influence demand gives it unprecedented leverage over crude prices worldwide
Keir Starmer's exit is not an isolated event but part of a decade-long pattern of political churn driven by weak growth, voter frustration and a system struggling to deliver results
The NCPI registered itself as a political party in January 2023, with a building in Sankarail in West Bengal's Howrah district as its address in the ECI records
As temperatures race towards 46°C across north India, a dangerous mix of desert winds, dry soils and atmospheric pressure systems is setting the stage for another severe heatwave
As Delhi mourns 21 lives lost in a hotel fire, the tragedy raises a troubling question: why can groceries reach our doors in minutes while emergency response still struggles to match the urgency?