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I Am Americas Hitler!: Pete Hegseth Dares Irans Nazis Amid Impeachment Row; Will Not Resign
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth spoke to students in Colorado Springs amid calls for his resignation. This comes as Republican Rep. Thomas Massie has introduced eight articles of impeachment against Hegseth, accusing the Pentagon chief of continuing military operations against Iran without congressional authorization and violating the War Powers Resolution. The allegations have not been adjudicated, and the Pentagon has defended Hegseths leadership.
U.S. Air Force removes all bombers from British air base targeted by a suspected terror attack
The U.S. Air Force has brought home its bombers stationed at a U.S.-run military air base in England used to strike Iran following an investigation into a planned terror attack at the RAF Fairford base
Canada Calls Trumps Bluff?: U.S. Bows Down After Mark Carneys NATO Threat; Tariff Deal Soon
President Donald Trump has reopened the door to a trade deal with Canada even as tensions between Washington and Ottawa remain at their highest level in years.Asked whether an agreement with Canada was still possible, Trump said a deal would eventually be reached, despite accusing Canada of treating the United States very unfairly and calling it one of the most difficult countries to deal with. He predicted that Ottawa would return to Washington within weeks seeking an agreement.
Democracy in peril as voters illegally ousted: Ex-SC judge Nariman
Justice Rohinton Fali Nariman expressed concerns regarding the functioning of the Election Commission in India. He highlighted the issue of illegal removal of voters from electoral lists, especially in West Bengal. Nariman noted that 90 lakh voters were disenfranchised, with many not having access to justice. He emphasized the need for reform in the appointment process of election commissioners to ensure fairness.
No Kings: Jack Smith Taunts Trump With Anti-Trump T-Shirt Days After Heated GOP Hearing
Former special counsel Jack Smith made a pointed public appearance just days after his combative Senate Judiciary Committee hearing, turning up at Marylands Power to the People festival wearing a Bruce Springsteen No Kings T-shirt.Smith had faced hours of aggressive questioning from Republican senators over his investigations of Donald Trump, including accusations that his prosecutions were politically motivated. Smith rejected those charges and defended his work, insisting that his decisions were based on evidence rather than partisan considerations.
Christa Pike Failed Execution TRUTH Revealed? Tennessee Orders New Probe Amid Death Penalty Debate
Tennessee Governor Bill Lee has ordered an independent investigation into the botched execution of death row inmate Christa Pike, raising fresh questions about the states lethal-injection process. Former U.S. Attorney Ed Stanton has been appointed to lead the probe and determine what went wrong during the attempted execution. Pike, 50, survived after Tennessee prison officials administered two doses of pentobarbital. Her lawyers said she remained unconscious and on a ventilator, with doctors treating her under guard.
China-Russia-Korea Axis: Trumps Golden Dome Gets Nuclear Threat; Xi Stabs U.S. After Visit
President Donald Trumps Golden Dome missile-defense project is facing a stark warning over the expanding nuclear and missile capabilities of China, Russia and North Korea, as lawmakers examine whether existing U.S. defenses can keep pace with a rapidly changing threat environment.At a Senate Armed Services Strategic Forces hearing chaired by Sen. Deb Fischer, experts warned that Russia and China have spent years developing increasingly sophisticated nuclear and conventional weapons. Testimony highlighted Russias Sarmat and Oreshnik systems, nuclear-capable torpedoes and Chinas expanding ICBM infrastructure, hypersonic weapons and other advanced capabilities.
US withdraws all bombers from UK's Fairford base after suspected terror plot
The United States has withdrawn all bombers from RAF Fairford following an investigation into a suspected terror plot. The withdrawal occurred shortly after several people were arrested in connection with the alleged attack plans. British authorities indicated potential Iranian involvement, while Tehran firmly denied these claims and summoned the British ambassador. Additionally, the US maintains military presence in the Middle East with several ships heading to the region.
India Funds Its Deep-Tech Inventors Generously, Yet Struggles To Become Their First Customer
1 dead as Russian drones hit desi pharma plant in Ukraine
In Ukraine's Sumy region, six Russian drones attacked the Kusum Group's pharmaceutical plant, killing one engineer and injuring others. The main structure of the facility was largely destroyed during the targeted strike, which occurs amid a pattern of similar attacks. The company estimates damage from this incident could exceed $50 million, impacting operations significantly.
U.P. releases new sugarcane varieties eyeing increasing production
Ease of biz relief in store for small ecomm sellers
The Goods and Services Tax Council meeting is set to discuss proposals benefitting small ecommerce sellers. If approved, these sellers could operate nationwide with one registered address rather than multiple. This would allow online sellers to utilize warehouse locations for registration. Additionally, the council will address the ambiguities regarding tax liability for services booked through ecommerce platforms. Changes aim to standardize tax collections and reporting requirements for all platforms involved.
EAM Jaishankar says US has chosen to become 'lonelier power'
S Jaishankar stated that India aims to mediate in the Russia-Ukraine conflict through dialogue and diplomacy. India has recently proposed ideas addressing issues like grain and energy exports to both nations. Jaishankar emphasized America's changing global position and the implications of China's rise on international relations. India is also facing domestic repercussions due to the ongoing conflict, including commercial shipping disruptions.
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Brutal & Heinous: US Marine Arrested After Woman Found Dead In Japan Hotel; Horror Unfolds
A U.S. Marine has been arrested in Japan on suspicion of murder after a womans body was discovered inside a hotel in Okinawa. Japanese officials have condemned the alleged crime, with Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi calling it a brutal and heinous robbery and murder. The suspect, identified as 20-year-old Devin Jacob Ballard, is stationed at Marine Corps Air Station Futenma. The case has triggered renewed concerns in Okinawa over incidents involving U.S. military personnel, with Japan summoning the U.S. ambassador and demanding stronger discipline. The U.S. military and embassy say they are cooperating with Japanese authorities as the investigation continues.
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'US deal could spur further liberalisation'
India's economic growth remains strong, with foreign direct investment continuing to show promising figures. Arvind Panagariya emphasizes the need for deeper trade liberalization, increased privatization, and judicial reforms. He highlights the importance of attracting long-term productive investments, especially from private equity. Trade agreements with the UK and European Union are expected to further bolster India's economy.
25p/kg wheat MSP hike an 'insult': Samyukta Kisan Morcha
Farmer organisations represented by Samyukta Kisan Morcha rejected the government's announced minimum support prices for Rabi crops. They described the small increase for wheat as an insult rather than acceptable compensation. SKM called for a revision of MSPs and urged states to offer bonuses to farmers. Additionally, they highlighted the impact of rising diesel and input costs on farming.
'Look Out Circular' against parents of man who secretly took away child to US
The Supreme Court has indicated consequences for parents of a man who abducted his daughter to the US. This decision came during a case regarding child custody between NRI couples. The father has been ordered to return to India with the child within four weeks. If he fails to comply, his parents will face legal consequences. The court emphasizes the importance of the child's connection with her mother.
Verstappens Bahreign; but, Antonelli set to rule
Max Verstappen achieved his first victory of the season at the Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia. A retirement of George Russell during the race significantly benefited Kimi Antonelli in the championship standings. Antonelli's lead over Russell increased as a result of this retirement, putting him in a strong position. Verstappen expressed relief after overcoming a challenging start to the year with his Red Bull team.
The Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games ended with a vibrant closing ceremony attended by athletes from 45 countries. India secured fourth place with a total of 85 medals, including 21 gold medals. China topped the medal table, followed by Japan and South Korea, showcasing the competitive spirit. The Olympic Council of Asia President declared the Games closed, emphasizing the significance of the event for Asian sports.
Faster registration, easier refunds: Reform rollout with GST 2.0
GST Council plans to unveil substantial reforms aimed at improving business processes and facilitating growth. The proposed changes involve streamlined registration, easier refunds, and a more efficient input tax credit system. Decriminalisation measures are also proposed to alleviate issues for businesses with minor offenses. A focus is on reducing discretionary practices and using technology to minimize litigation. These reforms seek to enhance operational efficiency for both small and large enterprises.
SIR strikes at heart of Constitution: Supreme Court judge Justice Ujjal Bhuyan
Justice Ujjal Bhuyan condemned the extensive deletion of voter names from electoral rolls due to the special intensive revision process. He emphasized that such actions undermine the core principles of the Indian Constitution and disenfranchise millions of citizens. Bhuyan highlighted that the right to vote is essential for free and fair elections in India. He urged that no citizen should be denied the right to vote without due process.
Berlin Erupts In Anti-War Protest As Thousands Reject Calls To Prepare Germany For Russia Conflict
Thousands of demonstrators gathered at Berlins Brandenburg Gate under the banner Never Again War, protesting Germanys military build-up and warnings about a potential future confrontation with Russia. Berlin police estimated around 5,800 people attended the demonstration, which brought together peace initiatives from across Germany. Protesters accused Western governments of focusing on rearmament, threats and military preparedness instead of negotiations and compromise. Some also rejected warnings that Russia could eventually attack Germany, pointing to Moscows repeated statements that it does not intend to wage war against the country. The demonstration comes as European governments debate higher defence spending and preparations for a possible wider confrontation with Russia. Ukraine and its Western partners accuse Moscow of responsibility for the war and extensive destruction in Ukraine. But protesters in Berlin called instead for de-escalation, arguing that Europe should seek a path away from another conflict rather than preparing its population for one.
Muziris to be made international heritage tourism destination, says Satheesan
The Chief Minister says the government is planning to expand water taxi and kayak services to Ezhikkara, Kottappuram and Azheekode as part of the Muziris Heritage Project
Eviction looms over 700 families near Prime Ministers residence
The ECIs constitutional mandate is under strain
The Election Commission of Indias conduct raises serious questions about legality, accountability and constitutional propriety
AAP steps up stir against CEC; bid to vitiate atmosphere: BJP
Oppn. party doubles down on demand for Gyanesh Kumars removal, demands FIR against police officer accused of sexual harassment by 3 women scribes; traffic restricted in parts of central Delhi
After the pandemic, former HGV driver Lee Bodell made a life-changing decision to travel globally with his family. Moving from a career-focused routine to embracing remote work and family adventures, they sold their house for 330,000. With an online business funding their travels, they've explored several European countries and aim to journey into Southeast Asia, hoping to settle abroad after their expeditious travels.
INDIA bloc to protest outside CEOs office on Wednesday
If intensive regulatory mechanisms were the real engine of quality, our most tightly regulated universities and HEIs would have been outperforming the IISc, IITs, IIMs NITs and other similar institutions.
Turkey says Mecca pact committee to meet in Riyadh on October 5
A committee from the Mecca defence pact involving Turkey, Saudi Arabia, and Pakistan will meet in Riyadh. Turkish officials attending include the Foreign Minister, Defence Minister, and Chief of General Staff. The meeting will address recent regional developments and plans for the alliance's institutionalisation. Additionally, discussions will consider Iran's suggestion for political engagement with Yemen's Houthis. This strategic meeting aims to reinforce collaborative efforts to stabilize the Middle East.
The sore lack of hostels in DU
While 30 to 40 colleges were established under different political dispensations in Delhi, none of them have attempted to provide hostel accommodation on their campuses
First time in decades Iraq set to move its oil beyond the Strait of Hormuz
Iraq's Oil Tankers Company has recently arranged for a Very Large Crude Carrier to transport oil. This shipment of 2 million barrels is significant as it travels beyond the Strait of Hormuz. Previously, buyers handled shipping from Basra in the Persian Gulf, but now the company is managing exports. This change aims to offer better access to refiners cautious about the strait.
Mad Sandhu killing: vanishing social media posts and Punjabs queer history
The killing of Mad Sandhu has left police chasing unverified online claims while queer voices in Punjab draw attention to a history of gender and sexual expression that predates todays anxieties over visibility
100% Confident I Was R*ped: Cornell Victims First Words Revealed; Kathy Hochul Rips Failed Probe
New York Governor Kathy Hochul has sharply escalated the Cornell University rape investigation after newly surfaced records showed that the woman at the center of the case told campus police she was 100% confident she had been raped. That statement was not included in the account later sent to prosecutors, according to reporting on the case.Hochul said the young woman had sat with police for hours and clearly described what she says happened to her, yet critical details never reached the Tompkins County District Attorneys Office. At every turn, she was failed by people and institutions with an obligation to protect her, Hochul said while questioning how the case was originally handled.
UK: 2 teenagers jailed for 10 years for arson at Indian restaurant in London
Two 17-year-old teenagers were sentenced to 10 years for an arson attack at Indian Aroma. The incident occurred on August 22, 2025, when they threatened diners with weapons. Their actions led to severe burns for multiple victims, including a couple who suffered life-threatening injuries. The court emphasized the planning and intent behind the attack, which resulted in serious harm. The motive for this violent act remains unknown.
Flydubai drama: 'UAE shared crew details with Israel ahead of flight'
A Flydubai flight headed for Israel was nearly compromised when an Omani co-pilot, previously banned from flying due to extremist views, attempted to seize control of the aircraft. UAE authorities are investigating significant security lapses, including how the co-pilot managed to operate the flight without prior detection or warning from Israeli security agencies.
The four golds mark an improvement from the 2022 edition in Hangzhou, China, where sportspersons from the State helped India secure three gold medals
Next-gen GST: Taking India's reform journey forward
The new GST framework in India aims to streamline compliance processes while lowering tax rates, contributing to enhanced economic stability. This initiative promises to improve taxpayer satisfaction and bolster revenue generation, encouraging growth across multiple industries. Early data shows a notable increase in taxable supplies after these reforms, positively impacting both businesses and consumers, with small and medium enterprises particularly benefiting from a cohesive national market.
EHS Covers 919 Hospitals, Clears 104.63 Crore for 15,395 Treatments
Treatment approvals included 3,192 cases of employees amounting to 18.75 crore and 5,669 cases of their family members amounting to 39.52 crore.
Telangana Eyes Central Funds to Triple Renewable Capacity by 2030
The state targets an increase in renewable-energy capacity from 10,642 MW in 2025-26 to 29,645 MW by 2029-30.
Jammu and Kashmir: Pakistani prisoner dies by suicide in jail
Shahid Imran, a 36-year-old Pakistani undertrial prisoner, was found unconscious in his jail cell early Sunday. He was a resident of Sargooda district in Punjab, Pakistan. Authorities rushed him to GMCH where doctors declared him brought dead. The incident occurred at the high-security central jail in Jammu. An investigation into the circumstances surrounding his death is likely to follow.
TSUTF Demands GO 25 Amendment and 2 Teachers per Primary School; Warns of Agitation
The union said it would welcome Telangana Public Schools where required but opposed closure of schools in their name.
Hyderabad Citizens Protest Alleged Harassment of Women Journalists by Delhi Police
One journalist accused Delhi police officer Vivek Bhagat of sexually assaulting her after she questioned the absence of women police personnel during the detention of protesters.
Kashmiri teacher fights period stigma, one village at a time
Aasima Jan works diligently in north Kashmir, focusing on menstrual health awareness to help girls stay in school. She began her efforts after witnessing the stigma around menstruation affecting attendance rates among female students. Monthly sessions in villages educate families about menstrual hygiene and encourage open discussion about the topic. Aasima also distributes sanitary pads, highlighting their importance for health and hygiene.
FlyDubai attack: Oman wasn't consulted on attacker pilot Hamam
FlyDubai co-pilot Hamam al-Hammami was involved in an attempted violent act during a flight, raising significant concerns. Previously employed in Oman, he was debarred due to his extremist online activities. Omani by nationality, al-Hammami lived outside of Oman for most of his life. Australian authorities are investigating his background, particularly his studies in Australia from 2015 to 2017. The UAE attorney general confirmed the attempted act was terrorist in nature.
Abhijit Bhattacharyya | IAF at 94: Glory, Grit & the Need To Evolve
An ageing fighter fleet and engine dependence underline the need for faster indigenisation
IndiGo Flight From Bhubaneswar Suffers Bird Hit After Landing in Hyderabad; All Safe
The aircraft, an Airbus 320, was operating Flight 6E 718 and the incident occurred at about 9.30 am.
US has deliberately become a lonelier power, Chinas rise reshaping global order: Jaishankar
External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar emphasized the changing nature of global politics at the Munich Security Conference. He noted that the US has become a lonelier power due to its repositioning and China's emergence. Jaishankar highlighted the importance of India-Russia ties amid these developments, mentioning defense and economic collaboration. He also pointed out the need for cooperation among emerging powers while maintaining relations with the US and China.
CCB books 19 persons for riding wheelie, triple riding and drinking in public places
'Vertical Roller Coaster': Expert Explains flydubai Flight's Sudden Plunge
The steep fall, after an attack on the captain by the co-pilot during a flight on Wednesday, would have put huge strain on the Boeing 737 MAX 8 aircraft - as well as the passengers and crew, said Alberto Paduanelli, owner of ALPA Simulation in Sherfield on Loddon, southern England.
Donald Trump Saw Diana As Ultimate Trophy Wife But She Reportedly Said He Gave Her The Creeps
Donald Trumps reported pursuit of Princess Diana has resurfaced, with claims that he saw the late royal as the ultimate trophy wife while Diana allegedly felt uncomfortable with his attention. BBC correspondent Selina Scott reportedly said Diana found Trump creepy, while Trump later made controversial remarks about his attraction to Diana and his belief that he could have courted her. His resurfaced comments have once again sparked intense reaction online.
Need Aspirin Every Day: Trump Accidentally Spills Health Issue While Trying To Stay Awake
President Donald Trump made an unusually candid admission about his daily medication routine during a campaign rally in Vandalia, Ohio, revealing that he takes a full-strength aspirin every day despite doctors urging him to use a lower dose.I take an aspirin a day, Trump told supporters, adding: I dont know if it works, but psychologically I need it. He said he prefers the big Bayer aspirin and described the tablet as a monster, before recalling doctors telling him he did not need such a large dose.
Irans 40-Day War Left Hidden Scars In Dubai? New Images Reveal Damaged Satellite Station
Months after Irans 40-day war ended, newly surfaced satellite imagery appears to reveal previously unreported damage at a satellite ground station deep inside Dubai. Open-source researchers have attributed the damage to an Iranian drone attack during the conflict, although there has been no independent official confirmation establishing exactly how the facility was damaged. Before-and-after imagery appears to show visible damage within the site. Satellite ground stations are a critical terrestrial link to spacecraft, allowing operators to transmit commands, receive data and maintain communications with satellites in orbit. The imagery adds another potential location to the expanding picture of sites reportedly struck during the conflict. Iran targeted military and strategic infrastructure across the Gulf, including facilities associated with US forces and regional partners. If the latest assessment is accurate, it would indicate that an Iranian drone reached satellite infrastructure deep inside Dubai with evidence of the alleged strike emerging only months after the fighting ended.
Special NIA court in Kashmir acquits Asif Bashir Khan booked under UAPA
A special NIA court in Kashmir acquitted Asif Bashir Khan of charges related to a grenade blast. The court found that the prosecution failed to prove the accusations against him beyond reasonable doubt. It stated that suspicion alone does not justify a conviction in serious terrorism cases. The judge noted that evidence presented was legally invalid and uncorroborated by independent witnesses.
Any process disenfranchising millions of citizens is intrinsically arbitrary: SC Judge Ujjal Bhuyan
Justice Ujjal Bhuyan expressed concerns about disenfranchising millions of citizens without voting rights. He stated such actions are intrinsically arbitrary and undermine constitutional values. His statements were made during the NALSAR BRS Moot Court Competition. This comes amid scrutiny of the Election Commission of India, particularly regarding the Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls. The Supreme Court recently upheld the ECI's process, affirming its constitutional validity.
BJP fields Dinesh Arya from Uttarakhand, Koel Mallick from West Bengal for RS polls
To counter Congress's allegations, the BJP has nominated Dinesh Arya, a candidate from Haldwani, for the Rajya Sabha seat in Uttarakhand, targeting Dalit voters. Meanwhile, in West Bengal, the party has announced the selection of actress Rukmini Mallick following her exit from TMC. These nominations reveal BJP's tactical efforts to strengthen its position in regional politics before the elections.
Janhvi Kapoor home tour: The actor's Mumbai home showcases her connection to the Kapoor family and her personal style. The duplex features modern interiors, elegant living spaces, and personal family touches throughout. Spacious areas and large windows bring in natural light while offering views of Mumbai. Outdoor spaces include a private garden and swimming pool for relaxation and gatherings. The home captures a balance between luxurious living and comfortable family moments.
Bangladesh law and order in focus; army reposes faith in BNP govt
Law and order conditions in Bangladesh are worsening eight months into Tareque Rahman's tenure as prime minister. Incidents of people taking the law into their own hands are rising, affecting vulnerable individuals and properties. Recent reports indicate a surge in vandalism, property takeovers, and attacks reminiscent of previous BNP rule. The economy is struggling amid supply chain challenges, with government leaders not currently seeking stronger economic ties with India.
East London landlord failed to address fire safety concerns of tenants, fined 30,000 by city council
A Hackney landlord has received a hefty 30,000 fine due to neglecting critical fire safety measures. The recent implementation of the Renters Rights Act by Hackney Council has added requirements aimed at protecting tenants, such as restricting evictions without sufficient cause and capping rent hikes to once annually. Mayor Zo Garbett stressed the need for secure living environments and urges tenants to report non-compliant landlords.
Bhavish Aggarwal backs Ola Electric rights issue with own 4.32% stake
20 crore shares pledged against Krutrim Data Centre debentures to fund Aggarwal's subscription to the issue
Gujarat to relocate Maldhari families from Barda Sanctuary
Gujarat has announced a scheme to relocate Maldhari families from the Barda Wildlife Sanctuary. The scheme provides a one-time payment of Rs 15 lakh for families willing to move. Relocating families will receive a 100-square-yard housing plot and additional land for livestock. This initiative aims to create more space for Asiatic lions and reduce pressure on Gir National Park.
Weekend night bike racing puts Chennai residents, motorists on the edge
Residents demand police action as speeding bikes disturb sleep and raise fears of accidents; 21-year-old mechanic dies in road crash
Irish company tax ruling offers capital gains relief hope to foreign investors
In a noteworthy decision, the Income Tax Appellate Tribunal has exempted Fireeye, an Irish company, from capital gains tax on an indirect transfer, setting it apart from a recent Supreme Court ruling involving Tiger Global. This ruling has stirred discussions about the effectiveness of tax residency certificates for foreign investors.
Two or three?: On the Court, students, three-language policy
Students must be free to choose a third language that is not tested in a Board exam
Campaigning for byelection ends in Madurantakam and Dharapuram
Polling will take place on October 6. The byelection will be a five-cornered contest, with the TVK-led Secular Social Justice Victory Alliance, the DMK-led Secular Progressive Alliance, the AIADMK-led NDA, the Left parties, and the NTK in the fray
Congress Failed Minorities, Farmers, Poor, Says Harish
He also criticised the government over pending compensation to Mallanna Sagar oustees and delays in Kalyana Lakshmi payments.
AI deal frenzy powers Hong Kong fundraising to a record in Jul-Sep
IPO, placement and block-trade fundraising hits a quarterly record despite stock sell-off and rising bond yields
Congress Moves Court to Stall Khairatabad Bypoll, Alleges Aruna
She alleged that the two parties had damaged the states development and pushed it into a debt trap.
Next-Gen GST and India's next phase of growth
Next-Gen GST aims to simplify compliance, support businesses and strengthen revenues as India seeks to build a more resilient economy and achieve Viksit Bharat
Tiruvottiyur residents seek flood-free, pollution-free neighbourhood
Ahead of a likely Tata Sons AGM, Noel Tata family's 17-of-36 maths
Presence across shareholder trusts could shape voting dynamics
Contract Faculty Seek Pay Parity, Job Security in Varsities
It also asks the government to absorb eligible contract teachers.
Single-Use Plastic Bottles Banned At Delhi's Sports Complexes
Water dispensers and separate bins for wet and dry waste have been installed as part of DDA's month-long cleanliness drive across Delhi.
'LoRa' A New Security Challenge In Kashmir: Terrorists Using Advanced Tech
Security agencies have stumbled upon this alarming tech shift after back-to-back recoveries of sophisticated off-grid handsets from dead Pakistani terror commanders in Kashmir.
Outbound force: On the U.S. leaving Iraq
The U.S. is leaving Iraq in weariness, if not defeat
SLBC Tunnel Gets Past Geological Challenge
SLBC tunnel excavation has crossed a major geological hurdle, with 700 metres completed in five to six months and June 2028 set as the water-delivery target.
India Steps Up Russia-Ukraine Peace Push
Jaishankar said India was discussing Black Sea shipping safety, grain and energy exports and non-attack possibilities with Russia and Ukraine.
Second Campus Dog Death at IIT-H Sparks Probe
Goutham alleged that the dog was beaten by unknown persons, while IITH said its CCTV checks and the postmortem had so far produced no evidence to establish an assault.
GST Council likely to ease audits for firms with multi-state operations
The GST Council is likely to consider coordinated audits for businesses with multiple state registrations to reduce duplication and ease compliance
BC Welfare Association Opposes Land Sale, Seeks Hostels
He also sought full fee reimbursement for students from the BC community pursuing professional and postgraduate courses.
FIR filed after IIT-D scholar found injured in Munirka flat dies at AIIMS
R. Mohan | Entertainment at Its Best As Blasts From the Willow Reverberate
Power-packed batting and depth fuel Indias dominance, but ODI bowling needs work
Polished Millets May Lose Nutritional Benefits, Warn Researchers
Researchers warn that polishing millets removes nutrient-rich layers, reducing fibre, protein, fat and minerals despite health claims.
Maharashtra's Opposition parties hold demonstrations against CEC & EVM
Maharashtra's Opposition parties staged a protest in Mumbai, demanding the resignation of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar. They claimed the Election Commission is rigging the electoral process to favor the BJP. The leaders voiced concerns about the removal of millions of voters during the State Identification Registration exercise. BJP representatives countered by highlighting previous demands for removing duplicate names from electoral rolls.
Owaisi Warns Of Protest Over Deletion Of Genuine Votes
AIMIM chief Asaduddin Owaisi alleged attempts to delete legitimate voter names through Form-7 applications and warned of protests if no action is taken.
BLOs Go Wary of Accepting Form 7 Applications
Officially, close to 30,000 Form-7 applications have been submitted in Telangana.
In Assam's Dhemaji, Grazing Land Being Developed As Village Forest
The proposed Maguwahola Village Forest will be developed with the cooperation of the Dhemaji district administration and the Forest Department.
Fisherfolk oppose plan to build Secretariat at Foreshore Estate
They hoist black flags to mark their opposition to the proposal. They demand that the govt. return the lands belonging to Srinivasapuram, build new houses for 15,000 fishermen along the Marina Loop Road, and discuss the matter with them
