VIT Chancellor G. Viswanathan said India must increase investment in science, technology, and research to achieve developed nation status by 2047.

Nora Fatehi captivated audiences in Dubai, showcasing a majestic garnet velvet lehenga from Manish Malhotra's INAYA Bridal Collection. The intricately ...

When Indian cricket prodigy Yashasvi Jaiswal was 11 years old, he traveled with his father from his home state of Uttar Pradesh across the country to Mumbai to chase his sporting dreams. Jaiswal, 23, ...

An excerpt from an essay by Salman Khurshid in ‘India’s Tryst with the World: A Foreign Policy Manifesto’, edited by Salil Shetty and Salman Khurshid.

Dilip Kumar is widely regarded as Indian cinema’s first method actor, introducing naturalism, emotional depth, and psychological realism at a time when theatricality dominated. His subtle pauses, ...

Ita Mehrotra’s style – loose, expressive, deliberately unpolished – mirrors the fragility and resilience of her subjects, India’s forest-dwelling communities.

Tracing VIT’s journey from 180 students in 1984 to nearly one lakh across four campuses today, he argued that higher education in India must be scaled up to meet the demands of a population of ...

To transform India into a developed nation, significant progress in science, technology, and research is essential, stated Dr. G. Viswanathan, Founder & Chancellor of VIT.He was speaking at ...

VELLORE: The 16th annual techno-management festival of VIT University, ‘GraVITas 2025’, commenced on the campus in Vellore on Friday. The three-day festival wil ...

Engineering students urged to blend science, ethics for global citizenship at VIT's graVITas event by Majed Ali Al Mansoori.

Citing India's imports of oil from Russia, the US imposed 50 per cent tariffs on Indian goods and is now seeking greater access to India's dairy and agricultural markets ...