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India’s hospitals run short of two essential cancer drugs

India’s hospitals are running critically short of two essential cancer drugs, Cisplatin and Carboplatin, triggering alarm among oncologists treating thousands of patients. According to reports from Gyanhigyan, the shortage has created a situation where cancer patients face treatment delays that could affect their chances of recovery. Both drugs are foundational to how doctors treat many […]

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HYDRAA fences 15 acre government land worth 3,000 crore in Rangareddy

The Hyderabad Disaster Response and Asset Protection Agency (HYDRAA) has completed fencing around 15 acres of government land valued at Rs 3,000 crore in Khanamet village, located in Serilingampally mandal of Rangareddy district. The fencing was completed on Wednesday, June 10, following orders from the Telangana High Court directing the Revenue Department to secure the

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Rahul Gandhi demands inquiry into CBSE exam evaluation irregularities

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi has raised concerns about alleged irregularities in how the Central Board of Secondary Education evaluates exam papers, demanding an official investigation into the marking process, according to The News Mill. Gandhi’s call comes after students and parents reported discrepancies in exam evaluation. The concerns centre on inconsistencies in how answer sheets

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Southeast Asia Scrambles to Shield Itself From Iran Energy Shock

When global oil markets shudder, Southeast Asia feels it fast. The region imports a significant share of its energy from the Middle East, and the escalating military tensions involving Iran have forced governments from Bangkok to Manila to confront a vulnerability they have long deferred addressing. The Exposure Is Structural According to Foreign Policy, regional

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Is Sports Only for the Rich in India? The Harsh Reality Behind the Glamour

  For millions of young Indians, the dream of becoming a professional athlete is filled with passion, dedication, and hard work. But as former badminton champion and coach Pullela Gopichand bluntly put it, unless you come from a wealthy background, pursuing sports might be an uphill battle you can’t afford. The Financial Roadblock to Sporting

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Google Pay’s ‘Convenience Fee’ – The Beginning of Paid UPI?

  For years, digital payments in India thrived on the promise of being ‘free.’ UPI revolutionized transactions, making instant payments accessible to everyone. But now, change is brewing—Google Pay has introduced a ‘convenience fee’ on bill payments made via debit and credit cards. Is this just the beginning of a shift toward paid UPI services?

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Uber Auto’s Big Shift: No More Commissions – What It Means for Drivers and Riders

  A Major Change in the Ride-Hailing Model Uber Auto is making a bold move—eliminating commissions and introducing a fixed subscription fee for drivers. While this may seem like a win for drivers at first glance, the impact on both them and riders remains to be seen. Is this a game-changing move, or will it

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The Power of One: Can a Single Product Build an Empire?

  Some brands thrive by diversifying their product lines, but others have mastered the art of dominating a single niche. These companies have built billion-dollar empires without switching focus—proving that if you own a category, you don’t need anything else. Let’s explore the brands that have perfected the power of one. Fevicol: The Glue That

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