'global drive' - 387 News Result(s)
Monday | July 20, 2026 , DelhiEl Nino and global warming are causing erratic monsoon rainfall in India, disrupting crop sowing, rural incomes and driving up power demand.
Written by NDTV Auto DeskFriday | July 17, 2026Range Rover Electric brings a design similar to the ICE model with a 118.5kWh battery and AWD on the MLA platform.
Written by Debosmita GhoshTuesday | July 14, 2026According to the study, inadequate fruit intake is the leading dietary risk that's contributing to type 2 diabetes across South Asia, including India. This highlights a way to prevent the chronic condition through simple dietary changes.
Written by Rahul Dhingra , Edited by David DelimaTuesday | July 14, 2026The UK could add as much as £33 billion ($44 billion) to its annual economic output by 2035 by becoming a global leader in tokenised financial markets, according to a government-backed report. The roadmap recommends issuing the country’s first tokenised government bond by early 2027 and moving beyond blockchain pilot projects into live trading. The initiative bring...
Wednesday | July 08, 2026Better access to global perfume brands and changing consumer tastes are driving the next phase of growth in India's luxury fragrance market.
Edited by Ritu SinghTuesday | June 30, 2026Paris Deputy Mayor Audrey Pulvar argued that the US bears a significant share of the responsibility for the climate crisis driving such extreme weather.
Reported by Samrat SharmaSaturday | June 27, 2026An unprecedented AI data centre boom is triggering a massive $670 billion surge in the global memory market, expanding it to $890 billion by 2026, according to Morgan Stanley.
Reported by Ratnadip Choudhury, Edited by Nikita NikhilTuesday | June 23, 2026From G7 diplomacy to global wellness markets, Meghalaya's Lakadong turmeric is emerging as India's next premium GI-tagged success story driven by science and farmers.
Written by Ramarko SenguptaMonday | June 22, 2026AI's latest side effect? More expensive smartphones, laptops and gaming consoles like PlayStation. Read on to know what's driving up these gadget prices.
Written by Ramarko SenguptaFriday | June 12, 2026As AI anxieties spark global job fears, Amazon founder Jeff Bezos claims "smart people" are driving the panic, even as tech giants globally and in India aggressively downsize to build leaner, AI-native workforces.
Edited by Madhumanti Pait ChowdhuryTuesday | June 09, 2026Nithya Menen said, "I don't think we can isolate and say that this only happens in South Indian cinema"
Written by Varsha VatsFriday | June 05, 2026Daraxonrasib belongs to a new class of medicines known as RAS(ON) inhibitors. The drug targets the active form of RAS proteins, which help drive tumour growth and survival.
Edited by NDTV News DeskTuesday | June 02, 2026Within five years, he believes India could face shortages of plumbers, electricians, carpenters, drivers, nurses and caregivers as richer countries aggressively recruit the workers they no longer have enough of themselves.
Thursday | May 21, 2026The minister said that India has significantly scaled up modern diagnostics to detect TB and other lung diseases. Molecular testing platforms, digital chest X-ray services, AI-assisted interpretation tools.
Reported by Siddhartha Sharma, Written by NDTV Auto DeskMonday | May 18, 2026Elon Musk praises Israel's innovation at Samson Smart Mobility Summit 2026, predicts AI-driven cars, humanoid robots, and technology-led global transformation.
Written by Varsha VatsMonday | May 18, 2026Recognising the early warning signs of fatty liver disease is crucial for intervention and treatment. As the liver becomes increasingly inflamed, progressing to MASH or develops severe scarring, a distinct sequence of warning signs emerges.
Written by NDTV Auto DeskTuesday | May 12, 2026Prime Minister Narendra Modi urged citizens to save fuel amid rising global crude oil prices.
Written by Dr Piyush GuptaSaturday | May 09, 2026Fatty liver is often a silent disease. Many young patients remain asymptomatic, with diagnosis occurring incidentally during routine health check-ups.
Written by Shaurya Tomer , Edited by David DelimaTuesday | May 05, 2026Samsung has discontinued two of its LPDDR4 series memory chips as it shifts focus towards newer and faster alternatives. In recent weeks, reports emerged that the South Korean tech conglomerate could cease manufacturing of the LPDDR4 and LPDDR4x RAM by the end of 2026, potentially resulting in all Samsung phones moving entirely to the LPDDR5 lineup. The move comes at ...
Written by Siddhartha SharmaWednesday | April 29, 2026NDTV AutoMate drives on the Ganga Expressway from Meerut to Prayagraj showcasing world-class infrastructure, high-speed capability, and why discipline matters more than ever.
Written by Siddhartha SharmaWednesday | April 29, 2026Experiencing road infrastructure that gets India on the global stage with a great car is always an iconic road trip idea. Here's how it went for NDTV AutoMate with Audi RS Q8 on the Ganga Expressway.
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