One phone call, and lakhs gone: How cyber thugs use trust and pressure to dupe victims

Elderly tutor, working woman, and students lost their life savings to various online scams, including fake police calls and ...
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More students pick arts, but India's jobs still belong to science

More Indian teenagers are choosing the Arts stream after Class 10, signalling a shift in career preferences. This trend challenges STEM dominance but calls for better support from policymakers and ...

From digital arrests to fake apps: How cyber cons are draining bank accounts of the elderly and students in this new epidemic

Elderly individuals and young adults are falling victim to sophisticated scams in Delhi, losing life savings and educational ...

70% crimes against women in India go unreported, bias begins at birth

Chancellor Prof Mahavir Singh attended a one-day workshop organised by the Department of Political Science on the theme ...

Initiative to support psychological wellbeing of jail inmates

The Directorate of Prisons and Correctional Services has launched ‘Unmesh – Jab Man Khilta Hai’ programme aimed at supporting ...

10 Money Control Books for Those Starting Their First Job

Here are 10 highly recommended books that cover personal finance, investing, mindset, and productivity, perfect for someone starting their career.

GM Harikrishna on Ian Nepomniachtchi’s criticism of Chess World Cup in Goa: ‘Better if he clearly pointed out what he dislikes rather than making vague statements’

Nepomniachtchi said India is 'one of those places that you won’t regret leaving,' and criticised FIDE and the playing ...