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Britain is now experiencing a flash drought caused by a combination of very low rainfall and higher temperatures. Rivers, reservoirs, and groundwater levels continue to decline while the continued hot and dry conditions are increasing the risk of wildfires, the government said.
India move will muddle border talks: China
Life Lesson proverb of the day is a reminder that difficult circumstances do not have to define what is possible. The proverb does not promise that every goal will be achieved exactly as imagined, nor does it suggest that persistence makes every challenge easy. Its deeper message is that perseverance changes the way people face difficulty. Patience teaches us to respect the time required for growth. Diligence gives us the discipline to keep working. Faith provides the courage to continue when certainty is unavailable. Together, these qualities create a powerful approach to life: keep moving, keep learning and keep believing that today's small effort can contribute to tomorrow's transformation.
IRAN'S 2-IN-1 MISSILE SHOCK: IRGC's 'Hybrid' Weapon Move As U.S. Talks Fears Intensify | Watch
Iran is drawing fresh attention to its missile programme with new imagery appearing to show hybrid missile configurations combining components associated with the Haj Qassem, Kheybar Shekan and Fattah systems. The display comes alongside a striking warning from senior Iranian cleric Abdolnabi Mousavifard, who reportedly said Tehran is preparing to extend its missile range dramatically. His remarks included a claimed target range of up to 15,000 kilometres a distance that could theoretically bring the continental United States within reach. The comments add a new layer to growing tensions between Iran, the U.S. and Israel, while raising questions over the resilience, development and future reach of Tehrans missile arsenal.
'US WILL BE FORCED TO...': IRGC Issues Chilling Dare To U.S. Navy In Hormuz, Warns Trump
Iran has issued a fresh and chilling warning over the Strait of Hormuz, with Iranian Army spokesman Brigadier General Mohammad Akraminia declaring that Tehrans control over the strategic waterway is irreversible. As tensions with the United States rise, Iran says Washington will have to accept the new reality or face what it describes as a far greater cost. The warning puts Hormuz back at the centre of the escalating Iran-U.S. confrontation, with the Iranian military vowing to defend its position to the last breath. What does Tehrans latest message mean for Trump, the U.S. Navy and one of the worlds most crucial energy routes?
BOOM! Houthis Bombard Saudi Aramco Oil Hub; Massive Fire Erupts In Jizan, Riyadh On Alert
A fire at Saudi Arabias Jizan refinery has drawn attention after Yemens Iran-backed Houthi group claimed it targeted the facility with a drone. The group said the reported strike was carried out in response to Saudi drone overflights. Saudi Arabias Energy Ministry confirmed that a fire broke out at the refinery around dawn and said firefighting teams extinguished it. No injuries were reported. The incident comes amid continued tensions between the Houthis and Saudi-backed forces in Yemen, with Jizans location on the Red Sea and close to the Yemeni border adding to the sensitivity. The Houthi account of the strike has not been independently verified, while Saudi authorities have confirmed the fire at the facility.
Quote of the day by Marie Curie is a reflection about much more than nature. It is about remaining open to surprise. Her words remind us that a fulfilling life does not require having every question answered. There is value in continuing to ask questions, explore unfamiliar ideas and approach the world with genuine interest.
Tiranga is a symbol of Indias honour, pride and glory, says Yogi
BJP, BJD at tug-of-war over employment in Odisha
Investment proposals worth approximately 21 lakh crore are expected to generate 20 lakh employment opportunities, says Odisha CM Mohan Charan Majhi
Jharkhand protest: Police defend mild force, to scan CCTV for miscreants - key points
Quote of the day by Rosa Parks inspires us to think beyond the boundaries of a single lifetime. We may not be able to control how history remembers us, but we can influence what we leave in the hearts and lives of other people. Our generosity can be remembered. Our courage can be repeated. Our lessons can be passed forward.
Donald Trumps Fuller Hair Sparks Wig Rumours, Political Commentator Takes Brutal Swipe
Donald Trumps noticeably fuller hairstyle has sparked fresh wig rumours and social media mockery after his recent Las Vegas appearance. Political commentator Tim Miller weighed in on the debate, calling the possibility of a wig a little treat for all of us and describing the hairstyle as the dead animal hanging over the ears. While the wig theory remains unconfirmed, Trumps changing hair has once again become a viral political talking point.
Colombias 7.4 Earthquake HORROR: Over 72 Dead as TERRIFYING Footages Emerge
Terrifying videos are emerging from Colombia after a powerful 7.4-magnitude earthquake rocked the country, killing dozens and leaving a trail of destruction. Shocking footage shows buildings crumbling, streets filling with dust and terrified residents running for safety as the powerful quake struck western Colombia. Rescue crews continue searching damaged structures as the death toll rises. Watch the INSANE earthquake footage and see the terrifying aftermath of Colombias deadly 7.4-magnitude earthquake.
Cybercrime Call Centres Busted In Delhi
The organisers recruited women aged 25 to 40 from Korutla, Saidabad, Borabanda and Mahbubnagar
'Vande Mataram' To Be Sung At Red Fort On I-Day For 1st Time. Here's Why
Defence Secretary R K Singh, addressing a press conference, said the plan to celebrate the success and contribution of youths during the event predates the students' protest at the Jantar Mantar.
SC allows TMC's Abhishek Banerjee to travel abroad for treatment
Number of govt elementary schools down 10,000 in a year
'What Happened To Iran's Last Chance?': Trump Faces Fiery Questions Over War Threat | Watch
Donald Trump issued a cryptic warning when asked what would follow after describing the latest talks as Irans final chance before possible decapitation. Youll find out, the president replied. Pressed on whether massive escalation remained on the table, Trump said the United States had that ability. He did not confirm that an operation had been authorised or explain whether Washingtons next move would involve military action, sanctions or diplomacy. Watch.
China Still Germanys Top Trade Partner But German Exports Plunge
China remains Germanys biggest trading partner, but the trade relationship is becoming increasingly uneven. German exports to China fell more than 12% in the first half of 2026, while Chinese exports to Germany rose 9%. Meanwhile, German exports to other EU countries jumped 7.5% raising fresh questions about the future of Germanys industrial powerhouse.#Germany #China #Trade #GermanEconomy #Europe #ChinaGermany #Economy
'100+ Killed, Many Trapped': Deadly Quake Shakes Colombia; Buildings Destroyed, Rescue Race Begins
At least 111 people have been killed and 87 injured after a magnitude 7.4 earthquake struck western Colombia. Buildings collapsed across Pereira and surrounding areas, while damage was reported in Cali, Manizales, Quibd and remote communities in Choc. Rescue teams are searching unstable ruins as aftershocks, landslides and damaged communications complicate efforts to reach survivors. President Abelardo de la Espriella has declared a national emergency, and the casualty toll could rise. Watch.
Quote of the day by Sam Neill is a celebration of reliability, resilience and purpose. Its simplicity is what makes it memorable. Being serviceable means contributing. Being durable means enduring change. Getting the job done means taking responsibility for the work in front of you. Together, those principles provide a practical definition of professional success that does not depend entirely on fame or recognition.
Maharashtra Defends MSPSA; Calls Congress, CPIs Challenge Frivolous
The petitions, including one filed by the AITUC, challenge the constitutional validity of the law, arguing that its vague definitions grant the state excessive power to ban organisations, seize property, and silence peaceful dissent.
What's in a name? Pakistan boxer's hate for 'Narendra'
Sunitha, Maria & Revathi On HCA Womens Panel
It shall work towards developing a structured and sustainable cricketing programme
Citizens Clean Up HLC Canal In Anantapur
The initiative, titled Clean Drive for a Clean and Green Ananthapur, was organised jointly by Discover Ananthapuram, Rotary Club of Anantapur, SR Defence Academy and city youth.
Call off protests, Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla appeals to opposition
Amid delimitation Bill buzz, NCP-SP MPs meet PM Modi
Panel reaches Jammu to study demographic changes near border
The committee is likely to meet civil society members on Tuesday and visit settlements along the Pakistan border in Kathua and Samba districts over the next two days
One dead, Several Hurt After Sleeper Bus Overturns In Haveri
Police said that the driver, Sameer M, was driving at high speed and in a rash and negligent manner. At the Haveri bypass, the bus reportedly moved towards the left and, while entering the service road, lost control and overturned on its right side.
Govt hints at JPC for FCRA Bill, opposition demands total rollback
Trumps Vandalism Theory Takes A HIT As President Admits Contractor Error On $16M Reflecting Pool
President Donald Trumps $16 million Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool project has taken another dramatic turn. After prosecutors dropped vandalism charges over the damaged blue lining, Trump has now acknowledged that contractor error played a role in the costly mess. Investigators reportedly found extensive peeling and evidence of a rushed, flawed installation. As Trumps earlier vandalism claims face fresh scrutiny, the President is now pointing toward contractors, while the Reflecting Pool undergoes yet another round of repairs.
'Damage So Huge...': Iran Reveals Biggest Drone Blitz On US Army Base In Gulf | Al Dhafra Hit
Iran is claiming a major drone strike on the strategically important Al Dhafra Air Base in the UAE, a key hub for U.S. military operations in the Gulf. According to an intelligence assessment cited by Iranian media, the IRGC launched multiple waves of drones during Operation True Promise 4 on February 28. The reported attack has raised questions about the vulnerability of heavily defended U.S. military facilities and Irans growing use of coordinated drone warfare.
Marginal increase in unemployment rate April-June quarter: PLFS
The rural unemployment rate was 4.8% in the April-June quarter, as against 4.3% in the January-March quarter, while the urban rate edged up to 6.7% from 6.6%.
In 1901, Austrian American immunologist and pathologist made a groundbreaking discovery while mixing blood of different people. The discovery saved numerous lives and helped the world in creating blood banks, enabling modern surgery and advancing several other fields. Karl Landsteiner identified human blood groups, helping doctors understand transfusion reactions and making compatible blood transfusions possible.
NCP(SP) Says No Politics In Modi Meet
The meeting assumed significance on the backdrop of speculations of NCP (SP) MPs joining the NDA and supporting the delimitation bill in the parliament.
Support Staff Named For Hyderabad Cricket Teams
A. Ranjit Kumar (trainer, strength & conditioning)
A hundred years ago | More wonders of science
MLA Shivannavar Wants Ministerial Berth, Not Corporation Post
I have already served as the Chairman of the Corporation for two and half years. Let somebody else get the chance. If I am given a ministerial position, I will accept it
Trump signs executive order calling for fewer childhood vaccines, falsely linking shots to autism
Advith, Chandra, Aaron, Shakeer Hit Double Tons In Cricket League
Rahul Radhesh led the A Division scorers with a magnificent 167 for MP Colts
Maha FDA cracks down on Blink Commerce, Reliance Retail
The Maharashtra FDA has taken action against Blink Commerce, suspending its food licence due to severe hygiene issues including cockroach infestation. Separately, Reliance Retail is under investigation after a complaint of live larvae in a sweet product, highlighting increased enforcement of food safety standards across the state.
3 Tribal Girls Die After Venomous Snake Bites 6 At Gadchiroli Ashram School
Gadchirolis Co-Guardian Minister Ashish Jaiswal expressed grief over the deaths and conveyed his condolences to the families of the children.
In financial services, trust comes before speed; AI doesn't replace it
India is a compelling place to test that idea, because India has been quietly building something transformative. Only a decade ago, shopkeepers offered toffees to customers when there wasn't exact change on hand.
Ram Rahims acquittal in journalist murder case needs consideration: Supreme Court
3-Day 'Bastar Tiranga Yatra' To Honour Fallen Jawans In Ex-Maoist Strongholds
The yatra is scheduled to commence from headquarter town of Narayanpur on August 12 and end at Karregutta Hills, the last Maoist fort that has fallen earlier this year, on August 14.
Monsoon Session: Govt offers Amit Shah statement in Parliament, opposition doesn't relent
AI Phuket-Delhi flight hit by triple hydraulic failure before 300-ft drop
An Air India A320 flight from Phuket to Delhi experienced a sudden 300-foot altitude drop due to multiple technical glitches, including triple hydraulic failures and autopilot disconnection, injuring 17 people. An investigation by AAIB, with assistance from French agency BEA and Airbus, is underway, while the pilot-in-command is undergoing confirmatory psychoactive substance testing.
US Stocks: Nasdaq ends down as expectations of Hormuz deal fade
The Nasdaq closed lower as investors worried about the Strait of Hormuz. U.S. crude oil prices jumped significantly amid the ongoing Middle East crisis. Intel shares fell after the company announced plans for a large share sale. Traders are now less confident about a Federal Reserve interest rate hike. Strong corporate earnings results previously boosted the S
Parliament Watch: National child survey, Bankers' Evidence Bill and NPS update
A national child survey is underway to detail informal sector workers and street children. The Rajya Sabha approved the Bankers' Books Evidence Bill, recognizing digital records. This legislation standardizes certification and facilitates electronic banking record admissibility. No provision exists for refunding NPS corpus back to state governments. Five states have informed the government of reversion from NPS to OPS.
Fintech Stocks Jump On Proposed MDR Charges
Jefferies estimates MDR could increase Paytms FY28 EBITDA and profit by 15 per cent to 35 per cent, while Pine Labs EBITDA could rise by 10-23 per cent, depending on the final framework.
Protectors turn predators: how son preference fuels female foeticide rackets in Maharashtra
The arrest of a retired government doctor by the Kolhapur police on July 31 for allegedly orchestrating a sophisticated female foeticide ring shows that illegal abortion networks continue to operate in secret across the State
Bureaucratic reshuffle: Deepti Gaur Mukerjee named new higher education secretary
MHA asks states to ensure national flags are not discarded
The Union home ministry directed all the states and Union territories on Monday to adhere to the Flag Code, underlining that while flags made of paper may be waved by the public on occasions of important national, cultural and sports events, those should not be discarded or thrown on the ground after the events.
SC allows MP Abhishek Banerjee to travel abroad for eye care
The Supreme Court granted Trinamool Congress MP Abhishek Banerjee permission to travel abroad. He will receive eye treatment overseas for a period of three weeks. This decision came after the Calcutta High Court had previously refused his travel request. The Centre had opposed his plea, citing multiple cases and flight risk concerns. Banerjee's counsel countered that cases were filed after a political shift in the state.
'NO DEAL TILL 2029': Iran Drops Fiery Nuclear Deal Ultimatum, Brutally Rejects Trump Talks | Watch
Iran may be preparing to keep indirect contacts with Washington alive while avoiding any genuine agreement until Donald Trump leaves office in 2029, according to reports citing a senior Iranian official. Tehran publicly denies that formal negotiations are under way, saying only messages are being exchanged through intermediaries. Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi insists talks cannot resume until Washington addresses alleged violations, directly challenging Trumps claim that Iran is seeking a deal. Watch.
'Russia Could Get Patriot Tech': Trump Halts Ukraine Plan Over Shock Security Fear
Donald Trump publicly offered Ukraine a licence to manufacture Patriot missilesthen said weeks later that Washington had approved no such transfer. The Daily Telegraph reports that US officials fear sensitive technology could be stolen, diverted or ultimately acquired by Russia, while alleging that some Western-supplied weapons have appeared on Europes illicit market. Earlier oversight reports found monitoring weaknesses, but they do not prove wholesale trafficking. Trump now faces a choice between Kyivs urgent air-defence needs and protecting one of Americas most sensitive weapons systems. Watch.
A groundbreaking study has validated Charles Darwin's long-standing hypothesis regarding carnivorous Saxifraga plants. Researchers discovered that Saxifraga candelabrum lures and ensnares flies through its sticky hairs. Analysis indicated that it employs phosphatase for digesting its insect prey. Furthermore, genetic evidence suggests that this plant is related to other carnivorous species, indicating that the phenomenon of plant carnivory might be more prevalent than earlier thought.
India-SACU trade pact terms may be signed tomorrow
India and the Southern African Customs Union are on the verge of finalizing terms for a significant trade pact. This agreement aims to set the groundwork for future negotiations involving market access and other sensitive subjects. The SACU, comprising South Africa and four additional member countries, has been in discussions for this preferential trade agreement since 2008, though past talks faced hurdles.
Finance Minister allays fears over UPI transaction charges
Says no fees for consumers and small-time vendors New Delhi: Unified Payments Interface or UPI payments remain free for consumers, and any future merchant charges (MDR) will apply only to certain categories of merchant transactions, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said in the Rajya Sabha on Monday. Allaying apprehensions in certain sections that charges may be []
Maharashtra police save Rs 1,700 cr from cyber fraud
Mumbai: Maharashtra police have safeguarded more than Rs 1,700 crore of citizens money through timely intervention and freezing of funds before the money could reach cyber fraudsters, while over two lakh cybercrime complaints have been handled during the first seven months of 2026, officials said. Police have registered 803 proactive FIRs against persons and entities []
Ram temple case: Judicial custody of 8 extended
Ayodhya: A court here on Monday extended the judicial custody of all the eight accused in the Ram temple donation theft case by 14 days, with the defence objecting to the sections invoked against them by police. Special Judge (Anti-Corruption) Rajat Varma extended the judicial custody of the accused till August 24, defence counsel Kulshekhar []
In 1643, an Italian physicist and mathematician came up with a crucial invention to help measure atmospheric pressure laying foundation for weather forecasts and unraveling many secrets in thermodynamics and modern meteorology. Evangelista Torricelli invented the mercury barometer, created a sustained vacuum and showed that air has weight. His work helped scientists understand atmospheric pressure and later supported weather science, physics and meteorology.
Piyush Goyal pushes for onboarding more state agencies to GeM
Piyush Goyal, the Commerce Minister, has advocated for broadening Indias public procurement platform, GeM. He stressed the need to bring more state agencies on board and reach district levels to enable competitive pricing. The platform has already facilitated over 5 lakh crore in annual procurement, notably from defense. The upcoming GeM 2.0 promises to enhance functionalities and promote future growth through technological advancements, including AI and financial systems integration.
State song be sung first at all events: Tamil Nadu Assembly
The Tamil Nadu assembly unanimously adopted a resolution for Tamil Thaai Vaazhthu. This song must be sung first at all state functions and events. Chief Minister C Joseph Vijay stated that cultural and linguistic rights would not be compromised. The resolution follows a recent central government directive on Vande Mataram. This action reflects the nation's principle of unity in diversity.
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Tamnar nod faces fresh scrutiny over forest, wildlife safeguards
Panaji: The Centres in-principle Stage-I forest clearance for the Tamnar transmission project is set to face further scrutiny from environmental activists over forest rights, wildlife protection and statutory compliance. Goa Foundation founder Claude Alvares said the clearance was expected. They will have to give because there is a Supreme Court order, he said, referring to []
Heritage mango block at Codar farm conserves 41 varieties
Shahin Bepari Lambe Panaji: From Alphonso and Kesar to lesser-known cultivars such as Arunika, HB-56 and Konkan Ruchi, 41 mango varieties grow side by side at the Government Agricultural Farm at Codar in Ponda as part of a heritage plantation aimed at conserving mango genetic resources. The one-hectare plantation brings together traditional, improved and hybrid []
Research institutions can be valuable govt partners: Sawant
Panaji: Stating that innovation and research provide practical solutions to real challenges, Chief Minister Pramod Sawant on Monday said research institutions can become valuable partners of the government. He appealed to researchers and students to undertake research and innovation in various sectors in the interest of the state during a programme at Goa University (GU) []
Indian envoys meet PMs of Nepal, Bangladesh as Balendra Shah ends foreign envoy meetings
Nepal's Prime Minister Balendra Shah met Indian envoy Naveen Srivastav, ending his ban on individual foreign envoy meetings. Bangladesh Prime Minister Tarique Rahman also met Indian High Commissioner Dinesh Trivedi in Dhaka. Bangladesh again sought the extradition of Sheikh Hasina for student leader Osman Hadi's murder. Rahman will attend the BRICS summit outreach meeting as BIMSTEC chair.
Quote of the day by Mads Mikkelsen says, I think the meaning of life is life itself. The quote focuses on living in the present instead of searching for a final answer about existence. It offers lessons on acceptance, mindfulness, fate, happiness, mortality and inner peace. The message is to experience life, accept uncertainty and avoid spending life worrying about questions without answers.
A tribunal that stands on its own
A new bill proposes establishing an independent National Tribunals Commission for tribunal administration. This commission will oversee selection, discipline, and assessment of tribunal needs. It aims to ensure tribunals are self-contained institutions, free from executive dependence. The proposed structure seeks to create a balance between judicial pre-eminence and administrative efficiency. This reform intends to improve the functioning of the tribunal system for litigants.
Unemployment rate up at 5.4% on rise in rural joblessness in Q1
The unemployment landscape in India shifted significantly in the April-June quarter, rising to 5.4%. Notably, rural areas faced increasing joblessness, with urban unemployment also experiencing a slight uptick. Female unemployment hit 5.7%, while males followed suit. A concerning youth unemployment rate of 15.9% emerged, especially among young women. Chhattisgarh stood out with a troubling 12.8% unemployment rate.
SP fears BSP the most, says Akash Anand, asks voters to be wary
Assam-Arunachal border row erupts in firing, 12 injured
At least 12 people from Assam were injured in alleged firing by miscreants from Arunachal Pradesh along the interstate border in Dhemaji district on Monday over encroachment of land, the police said.
US revoked over 1.75 lakh visas during Trump's tenure
The US on Monday announced that it had revoked more than 1.75 lakh visas during President Donald Trump's tenure for a range of crimes from reckless driving to sexual assault.
Punjab passes nine Bills in a day;Oppn. calls it a display of majoritarian arrogance
Do not write the obituary of international law yet
International law remains relevant in a troubled world
Finance panel calls for AI checks for tax refunds
A parliamentary committee has identified a concerning surge in income tax refunds that are taking too long to process. To expedite genuine claims, they suggest leveraging artificial intelligence. Additionally, the committee pointed out serious issues with Goods and Services Tax evasion, citing uncollectible tax dues and fraudulent Input Tax Credit claims as critical areas requiring reform in tax administration through technological advancements.
Engagements in Hyderabad on Tuesday, August 11, 2026
Ramalyam Foundation Delhi; Time: 1.30 pm; Venue: Ravindra Bharathi
Case for consensus: On delimitation
The government needs to build a consensus on delimitation
24 Kolkata Schoolgirls Fall Ill, Hospitalised: Official
At least 24 girl students at a Kolkata school were rushed to RG Kar Medical College and Hospital on Monday night after they fell ill, an official at the medical facility said.
Haryana power employees defer strike by two months after government assurances
Market study in works to regulate big technology firms
The corporate affairs ministry plans to implement an evidence-based methodology for the upcoming Digital Competition Bill. A thorough market analysis is currently being conducted to establish benchmarks for major tech firms. Systemically impactful digital entities will be subjected to preventive regulations enforced by the antitrust authority. This proposed legislation aims to curb undesirable practices proactively. The ministry's responses contributed to a parliamentary committee's findings.
Independence Day 2026: 'Youth power' to drive celebrations at Red Fort
India Independence Day 2026: Youth power will be a central theme at the upcoming Independence Day celebrations. Young achievers and innovators will be honored as special guests at the event. The national song 'Vande Mataram' will be sung from the Red Fort ramparts for the first time. Military bands will perform across India, and flower petals will be showered. Approximately five thousand special guests, including students, have been invited to the function.
US judge dismisses criminal case against billionaire Gautam Adani
A US judge dismissed criminal charges against Indian billionaire Gautam Adani. The Justice Department decided to abandon the fraud and bribery case against him. Adani denied any agreement was made for the dismissal of the indictment. He had previously pledged a ten billion dollar investment in the United States. The Adani Group has consistently denied any wrongdoing in this matter.
DC Edit | Unlock Faster FDI Decisions
Under the current FDI norms, investment proposals involving foreign equity inflows above Rs 5,000 crore must go before the CCEA, while those below the threshold can be cleared by the ministry concerned. The reported move to triple the limit would allow ministries to decide on proposals without automatically pushing them for the consideration of the Cabinet committee, which met just 10 times in 2025
Tracking nursing: On the Nurses Registration and Tracking System
A fully updated live nurses portal will be of immense benefit to the nation
Quote of the Day by Kate Hudson: Kate Hudsons quote, Being active and good health is the most important beauty regime because that will affect you for the rest of your life, explores the importance of physical activity, healthy living, self-care, and long-term well-being. The quote suggests that true beauty should go beyond appearance and that maintaining good health can support confidence, energy, and a better quality of life for years to come.
Bengal CM suspends cop after custodial death of TMC worker
West Bengal Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari suspended an investigating officer and transferred an inspector. He visited the family of a Trinamool worker who died in custody. The Chief Minister ordered a magisterial inquiry into the custodial death. He provided compensation and a job to the deceased worker's wife. Adhikari admitted to police negligence while awaiting post-mortem results.
How personality cults derail democracy
The tragedy of personality cults is that they encourage us to outsource our judgment and to mistake admiration for patriotism
