The air we breathe, and the effects it has | HT Immersive

<ul><li>Air pollution takes 3.5 years off the average Indian life. It does that by wearing out one organ at a time, and the lungs are only the first. Across the northern plains, where 544 million people live, the average loss is five years.</li></ul>

VFS global CEO on India being 'global mobility powerhouse', How AI can change travel | HTLS 2026

India is emerging as a major force in global travel, with millions travelling abroad for holidays, education and work. At the 24th Hindustan Times Leadership Summit, VFS Global Founder and CEO Zubin Karkaria discusses the changing landscape of international mobility and why more Indian students are exploring European destinations such as Germany, Austria, France and Spain instead of traditional choices like the US, UK and Canada.

Karnataka to formulate Quantum Technology Policy to promote research, startups, investment: Minister

Kendriya Vidyalayas to use AI-based system track student performance, attendance across schools

Guest Column| Stop blaming Punjab for Delhi’s toxic winter

Farm fires are a seasonal trigger, not the primary cause. Cleaning the northern airshed requires fixing year-round urban emissions and dismantling policy silos.

Keralam’s 2027 public exams to begin on March 1; over 13 lakh students to appear

Hyderabad records 61,033 home registrations, down 1% in Jan-Oct 2026; transaction value rises 3%

Hyderabad’s residential market remained stable in terms of registration volumes during Jan-Oct 2026, while the value of registered transactions rose 3% yoy

Caltech’s Anima Anandkumar says speed just part of AI’s story in science, stresses accuracy

She believes scientific modelling is about going from microscopic to macroscopic scales, from atomic to planetary scales, and even to cosmological scales.

How Samsung's CSR is building India’s future workforce

Samsung is providing students access to grants, incubation support, AI skills and employment opportunities.

Two held for hunting spotted deer in Dudhwa forest

Belrayan forest range officer Rakesh Tiwari said the accused were identified as Tejender Singh and his son Jagjit Singh