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Open letter asks CJI Surya Kant to reaffirm constitutional morality and protect Rohingya refugee rights

Maha Shivaratri Brahmotsavams are scheduled to be organised from February 8 to 18, Maha Shivaratri falls on February 15

In this episode, Apar Gupta joins us to discuss the Sanchar Saathi app, digital privacy, and the growing concerns around government surveillance.

The Home Office said the crackdowns form part of Home Secretary Shabana Mahmoods sweeping reforms to tackle illegal migration in Britain, which includes increasing deportations.

Spokesperson Julie Kozack said the IMF is continuing to support Sri Lanka's recovery, reform, and resilience under the Extended Fund Facility arrangement

Carnatic music is at a crossroads. In this candid conversation, leading voices share thoughts on change, collaboration, and the future of an age-old tradition. What happens when young musicians challenge norms and push for a more inclusive, creative space? Watch the video as they explore ideas that could redefine the concert experience for the next generation. Interview: Chitra Swaminathan Video and Editing: Shivaraj S

Replacing dilapidated houses in Kukatpally Housing Board with high-rise apartments being contemplated

The son of the principal said her problems were not related to her work as a BLO, but due to the harassment she faced from her vice-principal and some officials of the State Education Department

OPS denied rumours of establishing a new political party

Drop boxes, along with a dedicated website, must be set up to collect opinions, he said

Congress Legislature Party leader Vijay Wadettiwar said one year of the BJP-led Mahayuti government has left the people of Maharashtra disappointed

The PIL sought a stay on the grounds that the ceremony could disrupt communal harmony in the region

A total number of 4,80,583 road accidents have been reported by Police Departments of States and Union Territories (UTs) in the country during the calendar year 2023, claiming 1,72,890 lives and causing injuries to 4,62,825 persons.

Telangana folk performances and Drums of India concert will mark Crraft of Arts Golconda Fort Festival

Behind each dish is a childhood kitchen. Luxury hotels are now drawing on the memories and hometown wisdom of chefs to create regional popups inspired by home

The fares on alternative flights skyrocketed with the cancellation of IndiGo flights

A. Venkatesan of Perambur, who reportedly has no training in medicine, has been running an ayurvedic hospital on Anna Nagar 2nd Main Road without permissions

A photo exhibition in Hyderabad by Aliona Kardash focusses on the vanishing traditional German pubs, once a lifeline of social connections

We are setting up an Electronics Manufacturing Cluster in Thoothukudi, which will be well connected and equipped with excellent port facilities, announced Mr. Stalin

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration warned people to stop using certain types of glucose monitor sensors that were linked to seven deaths

A first-person account of the chaos and confusion as passengers across India struggled to board their IndiGo flights at Chennai airport

The police also found that a majority of the victims belong to the SC community and other middle-class families

This would be his first full-length lead role in Telugu, the Kannada actor explained

PM Modi addressed my friend Mr. Putin and praised New Delhi and Moscows longstanding ties

Doug Aitken collaborates with Indian artisans to build a three-storey meditation on time and transformation

Shafali is joined on the women's list by Esha Oza of the UAE and Thailand's Thipatcha Putthawong, both standout performers in the inaugural ICC Women's Emerging Nations Trophy held in Bangkok

The Hindu hosts dialogues, shows in several cities before the annual Lit for Life festival in Chennai in January 2026

Odisha Higher Education Minister Suryabanshi Suraj said the committee has completed its inquiry and submitted its report to the government

The film is produced by Eros Universe and Rudrak Soma Jyoti and will go on floors early next year in London

DMK members stormed the Well of the Lok Sabha and tried to raise the issue of the lighting of the Karthigai Deepam at the stone lamp pillar on the Thirupparankundram hillock near Madurai

He noted that while quick commerce have helped companies achieve billion-dollar valuations and become unicorns, the condition of gig workers remains worse than that of daily wage labourers

Sakhi, which celebrates sisterhood, has been written by Bhadras sibling Lakshmi Kaavu and the music video features bureaucrat Dr Divya S Iyer

The agreement was inked by Vijay Joshi, PTIs CEO and Editor-in-Chief, and TASS Director General Andrey Kondrashov on the sidelines of the India-Russia Business Forum

Many parents expose their innocent children on social media platforms, she said

Young Jenu Kuruba (honey-gatherers), Paniya and Kurichiya artists use ArpoTata Trusts Fellowship to reinvent tribal music

India will have its first official BTS-related experience for fans with this immersive multimedia exhibition at Mehboob Studios in Mumbai, from December 12 to January 11. Heres what to expect.

If you are unable to do so, the intervention of the court is the only option You would have to work it out or the court will make the appointment, SC said

The Supreme Court earlier had intervened on August 18 to appoint Justice Dhulia to head search-cum-selection committees to recommend names for appointment as Vice-Chancellors of the two varsities

The School Cinema International Film Festival 2025, curates a platform for young children to study with films as their guides

The flurry of IndiGo flight cancellations across the country has been triggered by poor planning of pilot rostering

Chaos persisted nationwide as IndiGos flight cancellations entered a fourth day. Delhi halted all departures till midnight, while Bengaluru saw over 100 cancellations. The airline blamed planning gaps in implementing new pilot rest norms. With more than 500 flights hit, disruptions spilled over to other carriers, prompting government intervention.

The Bench noted that the petitioner was unable to submit any material to show that the use of loudspeakers was mandatory/necessary to practice their religion