In this FAQ segment of Tech Today, we answer one of the most frequently asked questions from viewers: Why have Apple products suddenly become so much more expensive in India? Apple has announced one of its biggest price hikes in recent years, with MacBooks, iPads and several other devices seeing significant increases. Some high-end configurations now cost nearly ₹1 lakh more than before. But what is driving these price rises? Is it inflation, supply chain pressures, or the growing demand for AI technology? In this episode, we break down the reasons behind Apple's latest pricing changes, explain how the global AI boom is affecting the cost of memory and storage chips, and examine what this means for consumers planning to buy Apple products. Watch the full segment as we answer your most frequently asked questions and help you understand the story behind Apple's biggest price hike yet.
While most people begin their day with a morning walk, 88-year-old Inderjit Singh Sidhu starts his by cleaning Chandigarh's streets and public spaces. A former IPS officer and retired Deputy Inspector General of Police, Sidhu has dedicated nearly three decades to keeping the city clean. Long before cleanliness drives became a national movement, he turned civic responsibility into a personal mission. Even after receiving the prestigious Padma Shri, his commitment remains unchanged. For Sidhu, cleanliness is another form of public service. His inspiring journey is a reminder that meaningful change begins when ordinary citizens take extraordinary responsibility for their surroundings.
In this exclusive India Today interview, Senior Advocate of the Supreme Court Siddharth Luthra explains the legal distinction between citizenship and a passport under Indian law. He discusses the Citizenship Act, the Constitution, Aadhaar, identity documents, and the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) exercise. Luthra also explains why passports are primarily travel documents, how citizenship is legally determined, and why India may need a clearer legal framework to avoid confusion. Watch the full interview for an expert legal perspective on one of the country's most debated constitutional issues.
In this insightful explainer, Sneha Mordani, reveals a hidden reason behind your daily office fatigue—poor indoor air quality. Many professionals feel fine at home but experience headaches, tired eyes, sneezing, low energy, and brain fog at work. The reason may be the air circulating in closed, air-conditioned offices where dust, mold, chemicals, and carbon dioxide build up over time. With limited ventilation, the same air keeps getting reused, impacting your health and focus. This video breaks down how “invisible pollution” inside offices can affect productivity, immunity, and overall well-being, and why recognizing the signs early is important for a healthier work life. If this opened your eyes to what might be affecting your daily energy at work, don’t ignore it—Like this video, Share it with your colleagues, and Subscribe to “Business Today” for more powerful insights that impact your health, work, and life.
India has taken a giant leap towards the future of clean transportation. Indian Railways' first indigenous hydrogen-powered train has successfully completed its final high-speed trial on the Jind-Sonipat route in Haryana, touching 120 kmph. Unlike conventional trains, it runs without diesel and without overhead electric wires, using hydrogen fuel-cell technology that produces electricity with water vapour as the only direct emission. The project also features a dedicated hydrogen production, storage and refuelling ecosystem, along with advanced safety systems. Developed under the vision of Atmanirbhar Bharat, the hydrogen train marks a major milestone in India's green mobility journey. Here's everything you need to know about how the train works, why it matters, and how it could transform the future of Indian Railways.
At the UK-India Week 2026, Rajan Bharti Mittal, Vice Chairman of Bharti Enterprises, highlighted India’s trajectory toward a $10 trillion economy. Talking about India’s Growth Story, Mittal emphasized that India stands out as a rare beacon of stability and growth amid a shifting global order. Backed by strong domestic consumption, a young demographic, and a robust democratic framework, he noted that global corporate strategies cannot afford to overlook India. He urged UK-India partnerships to move beyond mere trade and focus on building integrated value chains and co-creating for high-growth global markets.
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Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath accused the Samajwadi Party of inflating the cost of the Purvanchal Expressway project, alleging that changes made by his government reduced the construction cost from the original tender estimate. Addressing a public gathering, Yogi claimed the BJP government saved thousands of crores by cancelling and reissuing the tender with revised conditions. He also accused the SP of misleading the public and linked the controversy to recent remarks on Ayodhya and Ram devotees.
NSE Managing Director & CEO Ashishkumar Chauhan delivered a powerful message to India's entrepreneurs, highlighting how stock market listings can unlock growth, capital and credibility. Speaking at the 9th JIIF Foundation Day, Chauhan said entrepreneurs face enormous challenges in building businesses, but listing on the stock exchange can provide the funding, visibility and long-term partnerships needed to scale. He explained how SME listings help founders raise capital while retaining control of their businesses, adding that public markets also bring research coverage, investor confidence and stronger governance. Chauhan stressed that India's capital markets can become a powerful catalyst for entrepreneurship, helping businesses move from survival mode to sustained growth while creating wealth for founders, investors and the broader economy.
From the alleged Ram Mandir donation scam to the Tirupati laddu ghee controversy, the Sabarimala gold-plating row, Vaishno Devi silver offering allegations and questions over valuables at the Padmanabhaswamy Temple, several major temples have come under scrutiny in recent years. Investigations by SITs, the CBI, the ED and state agencies are underway in multiple cases, while authorities continue to examine allegations of financial irregularities, theft and mismanagement. As legal proceedings continue, these controversies have raised wider questions about accountability, transparency and the protection of devotees' offerings at some of India's most revered places of worship.
Can a valid Indian passport alone prove your citizenship? Former Solicitor General and Senior Advocate Harish Salve explains the legal distinction between a passport as a travel document and proof of citizenship. In this exclusive conversation, he discusses the Citizenship Act, the Passports Act, Aadhaar, the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls, and why different authorities may require different documents. Salve also weighs in on whether India needs a National Register of Citizens or a single legal identity document that conclusively establishes citizenship. Watch the full interview for a clear breakdown of one of the country's most debated legal and constitutional questions.
The Ram Mandir donation controversy has intensified after the Special Investigation Team (SIT) reportedly flagged serious lapses in the handling of devotees' donations, including weak employee verification, CCTV blind spots, and irregularities in transporting and depositing cash. The probe has also expanded to allegations surrounding land purchases linked to the temple trust. BJP worker Dr. Rajneesh Singh, who raised the issue with the PMO, has demanded a transparent investigation. AAP leaders Sanjay Singh and Arvind Kejriwal have sought a wider probe into the alleged land deals, while the VHP has also called for an FIR. The Yogi Adityanath government says strict action will be taken against anyone found guilty.
Can an Indian passport alone prove that you are an Indian citizen? The Ministry of External Affairs has clarified that while a passport establishes nationality for international travel, it is not conclusive proof of citizenship under Indian law. Here's an explainer on what the Citizenship Act, 1955 and the Passports Act actually say, why documents like Aadhaar, PAN and Voter ID also have legal limitations, and how Indian citizenship is determined through a combination of official records rather than a single document. We also examine whether India should consider introducing one universal citizenship document.
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio visited Kuwait and Bahrain as part of his three-nation Gulf tour aimed at reassuring key regional allies amid renewed U.S.-Iran diplomacy. Rubio met Kuwait's Emir and Crown Prince, stressing that Washington would not compromise the security of its Gulf partners while pursuing negotiations with Tehran. In Bahrain, he discussed regional security and the Strait of Hormuz, as tensions persisted over proposed shipping corridors and Iran's warnings to commercial vessels. Meanwhile, President Donald Trump met NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte, criticized European allies over Iran, and signaled a possible investigation into fuel prices despite falling global oil markets.
After the tragic Lucknow coaching centre fire that claimed 15 lives, Uttar Pradesh launched a statewide crackdown on unsafe buildings. But in Kanpur, a coaching centre that was reportedly sealed was found open within 24 hours. The building is alleged to belong to the brother of the Uttar Pradesh Assembly Speaker, triggering questions over whether VIP influence undermined the safety drive. While the Kanpur Development Authority insists it only issued a notice and never sealed the premises, the Opposition has accused the administration of bowing to political pressure. Watch the full report.
The FIFA World Cup 2026 is powered by some of the most advanced technologies ever seen in sports. From AI-powered offside detection and connected match balls to referee body cameras and real-time analytics, discover how technology is transforming football and the future of sports.
Venezuela has been rocked by two powerful earthquakes measuring 7.2 and 7.5 in magnitude, triggering widespread destruction, panic and a major humanitarian emergency. At least 160 people have been killed and nearly a thousand injured as buildings collapsed, streets cracked open and thousands fled their homes in fear. Dramatic footage shows airport terminals swaying, office towers shaking and terrified residents rushing into the streets as emergency sirens echoed across affected areas. Rescue workers, soldiers and emergency teams are now racing against time to find survivors trapped beneath the rubble. As aftershocks continue to rattle the region, authorities have declared an emergency and fears remain that the death toll could rise further. Watch this report for the latest updates, eyewitness accounts and exclusive visuals from one of the most devastating earthquakes to strike Venezuela in decades.
The proposed AI Township in Karnataka's Bidadi region has triggered a major political and social debate, with hundreds of farmers raising concerns over the acquisition of some of the state's most productive agricultural land. Residents claim the villages identified for the project collectively produce nearly 6.5 lakh litres of milk every month and support thousands of families dependent on farming and allied activities. As protests intensify, Karnataka Congress leaders have sought to reassure farmers that their consent will remain central to any decision on land acquisition. Meanwhile, the BJP has accused the state government of pushing ahead with the project despite local opposition. The controversy has evolved beyond a simple land dispute, becoming a larger question of how India should balance technological expansion, industrial growth and the protection of agricultural livelihoods. Watch this report for ground voices, political reactions and the growing battle over Karnataka's proposed AI Township.
With gold and silver witnessing a sharp correction after a historic rally, investors are debating whether to shift money into equities or stay with precious metals. Feroze Azeez, Deputy CEO, Anand Rathi Wealth, believes gold should be viewed more as a portfolio stabilizer than a return-generating asset, while he remains cautious on silver due to its long history of volatility. Azeez warns that gold prices could face further pressure from factors such as potential import duty changes and a stronger rupee. He advises investors to adopt a staggered approach to gold purchases rather than investing all at once, while keeping an eye on opportunities in equities.
A routine meeting at a Pune café. Fifty-five minutes of conversation. And, according to investigators, the beginning of a meticulously planned murder conspiracy. In a shocking development in the Ketan Agarwal death case, police claim CCTV footage shows key moments that link the accused to an alleged plot hatched a day before the incident at Lohagad Fort. Investigators say Siya Goel and Chetan Chaudhary met at a café, studied the location in advance and later executed a plan that ended with Ketan's death in a deep gorge. Police also allege that CCTV footage captured Chetan attempting to conceal his identity and exchanging silent signals with Siya shortly before the incident. However, the accused's family has strongly rejected the allegations, claiming that Chetan has been falsely implicated. With both accused now in custody and the investigation continuing, the case has raised troubling questions about love, betrayal and a death that prosecutors believe was anything but accidental. Watch this report for the complete timeline, CCTV evidence and competing claims surrounding one of Maharashtra's most sensational criminal investigations.
A simple birthday message has snowballed into one of Tamil Nadu's most talked-about political controversies. What began as actor Trisha's customary birthday wish to Chief Minister Vijay quickly turned into a political flashpoint, drawing reactions from DMK leaders, party workers and local representatives. The controversy intensified after social media posts, personal remarks and public statements transformed a private gesture into a wider political debate. Critics and supporters alike have weighed in, with some questioning the focus on personal matters rather than governance and public policy. As the row continues to dominate headlines, it has also reignited discussions about the growing role of social media, celebrity influence and personal attacks in Tamil Nadu's political landscape. Watch this report for a complete breakdown of the controversy and the political reactions surrounding it.
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