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Speakers address the saint-philosophers birth anniversary celebrations in Yadgir

Prabuddha Bharat Yatra to build a Constitution-based enlightened India inaugurated in Nava Nagar of Bagalkot

Two activists, Randall Sequeira and Laxman Naik, associated with the resistance against Sijimali bauxite mining, were picked up from Bhabanipatna

Nivedita Krishna and Bhumika Modh discuss barriers, inclusivity scope, and accessible city design.

Scientists say new mutation may leave younger people less protected. Just 58 million U.S. adults got a flu shot last season vs 75 million in 2019-20. West Coast positive flu test rate reaches 10.7%, versus 0.5% this time a year earlier

Telangana has 28.03 lakh tonnes of rice available and expected, enough for 11.7 months; wheat flour and other essentials under PDS being considered, says Minister Uttam Kumar Reddy

The fire crossed established firebreaks before being contained with help from municipal firefighters.

Prime Minister Mark Carney earlier confirmed that four service members were killed in the fire

Union Home Minister Amit Shah visited hospital to meet people injured in the Kolkata pandal stampede that killed 19 people and left 25 injured. Accompanied by West Bengal Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari, Shah was expected to speak to doctors and review the treatment of the injured.

Insurance has traditionally depended on the past to price the future. Climate change is making that bargain harder. Floods, cyclones and extreme rainfall are altering the risks insurers thought they knew, forcing them to ask whether yesterday remains a reliable guide to tomorrow

Working president of the ruling NDA member expresses confidence ahead of Legislative Council election even as the disgruntled bahubali MLA makes a U-turn on his controversial statement

The winners of the 2026 Economics Nobel Prize transformed macroeconomics by showing how individual choices, household expectations and business behaviour shape the economy and influence the effectiveness of government policies

Guest lecturers and teachers from other universities and self-financing colleges were accommodated in the boards despite the availability of experienced faculty members in affiliated colleges, the organisations allege

The panchayat rolls out a comprehensive plan combining shelters, feeding stations, vaccination, sterilisation and adoption to create a humane, science-based dog management system

Holding centres set up in all districts for protesters detained en route; women police personnel from U.P., Haryana called in to handle female demonstrators; shops in C.P., Chandni Chowk, Karol Bagh to remain shut today; schools, colleges go online

A protest against Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar and alleged irregularities in the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls brought together students, women, activists and political leaders at Rajarathinam Stadium in Chennai.

Mr. Gogoi, the Raijor Dal president, has been staging an indefinite sit-in on the State Assembly premises here for the last three days seeking quick disbursement of the aid

Trita Parsi, speaking on The Hindus The View from India podcast, analyses U.S. President Donald Trumps possible all-out Iran war, regional power dynamics, and the shifting Gulf security landscape

Only some people have the character and charisma to connect with most others. Our former President, Dr. A. P. J. Abdul Kalam, was one of them. Some see him as the Missile Man of India. Certain others view him as the Peoples President. Others still cherish his association with youngsters, and it is for this reason that his birthday was chosen to be celebrated as World Students Day in India. Regardless of what it is, almost everyone feels a certain connection with Dr. Kalam. Read on to find out mo

Jaya Thakur underscores the limits of judicial intervention and the enduring power of peoples movements to defend the Constitution

BJP is trying to come to power in Kerala using the Election Commission of India and the ED, says Manish Sisodia of AAP at a seminar on 'Political persecution by Central agencies organised by the AKG Centre for Research and Studies.

French authorities have not yet given their own estimate for the demonstrations

The accused who was under influence of alcohol was found hitting four two-wheelers

The BJP gets a vote registered for whoever it chooses. If you are a BJP member, the Election Commission will register you as a voter. If you are a BJP member, you are considered an Indian citizen, he said

The Supreme Court declined to stay the FIR but barred coercive steps, as the Punjab government challenges a High Court order directing a CBI probe into corruption allegations

According to police officials, most of the death reports from drowning have come from the districts of Muzaffarpur, Darbhanga and Sitamarhi.

The controversy erupted after eight persons submitted a memorandum to the Deputy Commissioner and District Election Officer that third-party objectors had sought deletion of their names from the voter lists, claiming that they had died

The top court directed that people gathering peacefully should not be illegally detained and asked the Centre to ensure that Delhi Metro services function as per their normal schedule and internet services remain uninterrupted

The Navratri is a nine-day Hindu festival held in honour of the divine feminine

In a video post on social media, Mr. Wangchuk said he expected the biggest democracy to allow peaceful protests

Rahul Gandhi said in a post on X that he would continue to oppose the BJP and the RSS, alleging that they had attacked the Constitution. He urged young people to continue protesting and reaffirmed his support for their movement.

About 70 people evacuated the facility after the collapse, with President Lee Jae Myung instructing officials to ensure a thorough response

One man was killed, and five people were wounded in Russian strikes on Ukraine's Zaporizhzhia region in the morning hours, said Mykhailo Semikin, the head of the regional military administratio

In a statement on X, Mr. Vijay claimed the TVK had won without distributing money to voters or resorting to inducements