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India has a chance to not choose sides and straddle the approaches of the US and Europe to Artificial Intelligence.
Understanding a nation through its linguistic and literary heritage is key to equal citizenship, identity, and soft power. India's translation
The ONOS involves an annual payment of Rs 2000 crore to 30 publishers, providing access to 13,400 journals, benefitting about
Its expenditure strategy creates space for future capital outlays but evolving economic conditions must be kept under watch
The Maharashtra State government has signed an MoU with the region's environmental organisation, EcoSattva, for climate action.
The discussion revolved around Ramakrishnan’s new book, Why We Die: The New Science of Ageing and the Quest for Longevity,
Venki Ramakrishnan in conversation with Somak Raychaudhury, Vice-Chancellor, Ashoka University, discusses the science and philosophy of man’s quest for immortality.
Aryan Mishra, who describes himself as an amateur astronomer, an Ashoka University alumnus, shared a photo of his family ––
The Lodha Genius Programme (LGP) at Ashoka University, Sonipat, introduced 9th and 10th graders to the microscopic world through foldscope-based
When growth is decomposed, both momentum decline as well as base effects play a role, writes Prachi Mishra, Professor of
India is faced with two major and pressing public health issues. The first is air pollution, and the second is
All my life, Shillong and I have been playing hide and seek, writes Janice Pariat, Assistant Professor of Creative Writing
Ahead of International Day of Women and Girls in Science, Dr Yamuna Krishnan reflects on concerns related to inadequate women
“ISRO has demonstrated it is good at launching and putting things in orbit, as well as landing,” said astrophysicist Somak
Speaking to ThePrint, Dr Gautam Menon, professor of physics and biology at Ashoka University, said that H5N1 killing zoo animals
