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Independent experts told The Hindu that the NEP’s targets were “ambitious but possible”.

'Chuka, chuka, chuka." Gone are the days when people made their own garments, but sewing machines still hum from a narrow corner of an old shophouse. Stacks of different clothes and mannequins take up space on the ground floor. Staff cut fabric, engrave names and sew white uniforms in an…

CEA's work will be "strengthened through sovereign ownership."

Commonwealth will take control of CEA Technologies saying the company’s phased array radar capabilities are a critical sovereign capability

Unique partnering of data centers and greenhouses signal a potential shift in the future of farming

Robbie Keane, John Delaney and Luis Figo were all smiles as they met up in London.

For several decades, cracked ground in Isan or the Northeast of the country captured the public's imagination. In the 1970s, readers submitted their poems to Satri Sarn, the country's first women's magazine, recounting tales of drought, crop failure and hardship. Some were forced to eat leaves and grasshoppers, not rice,…

PARIS: The James Webb Space Telescope has measured the temperature of a rocky exoplanet for the first time, finding that a "cousin" of Earth most likely lacks an atmosphere, researchers said on Monday.

Digital technologies are changing how food is produced. And it’s more than harvesting robots that are arriving on the scene. Companies are now pairing data centres with greenhouses, capturing the heat emitted by computing hardware and reusing it to grow crops indoors.