Eco India, Episode 129: Meet the residents trying to solve Bengaluru's indoor air pollution problem
The capital city of Karnataka may see a 74% increase in particulate matter by 2030 — a major source of indoor air pollution.
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1Pakistan attacks military stations in Jammu, Pathankot and Udhampur
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2Why Ola and Uber are copying India’s new ride-hailing app
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3Pakistan launched attacks along ‘entire western border’, was effectively repulsed: Indian Army
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4Punjab schools, colleges closed for three days amid border tensions
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5Why a maverick Assam activist is pushing Bengali-origin Muslims to boycott citizenship trials
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6‘Gram Chikitsalay’ review: A bitter pill to swallow
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7UP court dismisses case against singer Neha Singh Rathore for posts about Pahalgam attack
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8Interview: ‘Sceptical that strikes will deter Pak terror’
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9Shortlisted for 2025 International Booker Prize: An excerpt from ‘Small Boat’ by Vincent Delecroix
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10How false videos blurred fact and fiction after Operation Sindoor
