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As India works towards Prime Minister Narendra Modi's vision of Viksit Bharat 2047, public healthcare remains one of the most important pillars of development. But where does India stand today? Dr. Jitendra Singh, Union Minister of State (Independent Charge) for the Ministry of Science and Technology and the Ministry of Earth Sciences. He is also the Minister of State for the Prime Minister's Office; Personnel, Public Grievances and Pensions; Department of Atomic Energy; and Department of Space, shares his perspective on India's healthcare progress, existing challenges, and what needs to be done to build a healthier and more developed nation by 2047.

A new scientific discovery is drawing attention to the immense tectonic pressure building beneath parts of California. Researchers say centuries of accumulated stress along major fault systems could offer new clues about future earthquake risks. While scientists cannot predict exactly when an earthquake will strike, the findings have renewed discussions about preparedness, seismic hazards and the possibility of a major quake along one of America's most closely monitored fault zones.

#Gravitas A comprehensive review published in the British medical journal has found that calcium supplements, vitamin D supplements, or a combination of both provide little to no clinically meaningful benefit in preventing falls and fractures in most older adults.

The viral "Melodi" trend returns as Indian PM Narendra Modi and Italian PM Giorgia Meloni share a witty, light-hearted exchange about their massive Instagram popularity at the G7 Summit family photo session.

Instagram may help some people build healthier relationships, but for some, it can create rifts by turning love into a checklist. Why are people so eager to label their relationships with green and red flags?

China’s tourism sector is expanding rapidly, driven by visa-free entry policies, massive investments in high-speed rail and aviation, and a surge in domestic travel demand. According to the World Travel and Tourism Council, the industry could nearly double in value by 2036, positioning China to potentially surpass the United States as the world’s largest tourism market. With millions of international arrivals and billions of domestic trips annually, analysts say improved connectivity, digital payments, and rising consumer spending on experiences are reshaping the country’s travel landscape.

Antarctica is missing an astonishing amount of sea ice, with losses comparable to the size of France. Scientists are particularly concerned about the Bellingshausen Sea, where winter ice has failed to form as expected. The development is raising fresh questions about the pace of climate change and the stability of Earth's polar regions. As the frozen continent struggles to recover, researchers warn that the impacts could extend far beyond Antarctica, influencing weather patterns, ocean currents, and global sea levels.

India thrashed the Netherlands by 95 runs in the ICC Women's T20 World Cup as Smriti Mandhana scored 74, Shafali Verma hit 55 and took three wickets, while Shree Charani claimed 4/19 to help India top Group A

After three years, The Chainsmokers will return to India for a three-city tour. The duo shared the update on social media. Read on to know more details.

Replying to another question from WION on how he feels about India diversifying its energy purchases, including from the US, President Donald Trump described relations between the United States and India as exceptionally strong, saying the two countries have never been closer.

Shubman Gill (154) and Ishan Kishan (125) smash magnificent centuries as India crush Afghanistan by 170 runs in Lucknow to seal the three-match ODI series 2-0.

At the G7 Summit, South Korean President Lee Jae Myung urged US President Donald Trump to lead peaceful diplomatic efforts to resolve North Korea’s nuclear issue, mirroring his recent Middle East peace mediation.

What if your workplace had no bosses, no managers, and no job titles? A Danish electric vehicle company is turning that idea into reality through self-managing teams that make decisions collectively. As AI reshapes the future of work, the company believes traditional hierarchies can slow innovation and limit creativity. The experiment is attracting global attention, raising an important question: Is the future of leadership less about authority and more about trust, collaboration, and shared responsibility?

Antarctica is missing an astonishing amount of sea ice, with losses comparable to the size of France. Scientists are particularly concerned about the Bellingshausen Sea, where winter ice has failed to form as expected. The development is raising fresh questions about the pace of climate change and the stability of Earth's polar regions. As the frozen continent struggles to recover, researchers warn that the impacts could extend far beyond Antarctica, influencing weather patterns, ocean currents, and global sea levels.

Japan's imperial family is facing one of its biggest challenges in decades. With the number of male heirs shrinking, lawmakers are considering a proposal to allow distant male relatives to join the royal family and help preserve the world's oldest hereditary monarchy. The move aims to prevent a future succession crisis, but it has also reignited a national debate over whether Japan should finally allow a woman to ascend the Chrysanthemum Throne. Can tradition and modern realities find common ground?

Fury has continued to mount in India over the US’s refusal to apologise for the deaths of Indian sailors killed in strikes in the strait of Hormuz, further straining relations between the two countries as their leaders meet at the G7 summit in France this week. Last week, three Indian seafarers, who were working on board commercial oil tankers, were killed when the US launched missile strikes on the vessel as it sailed through the strait of Hormuz.

We have the "best relationship with India", says US President Donald Trump in response to WION question. Trump also recalled his India visit in response to WION question on India visit.

During the G7 Summit, President Trump praised Prime Minister Modi as a “tough negotiator” who looks like an angel but is a killer, highlighting their close personal bond and strong bilateral relations.

Is healthcare only about treating disease, or is it also about caring for the person behind the patient? At WION Health Pulse, leading experts explore the balance between cure and care, discussing the role of nutrition, wellness, yoga, preventive healthcare and compassionate treatment. The conversation highlights why healing is about more than prescriptions and procedures—and how a more holistic approach could shape the future of healthcare.