The Times of India

The NDA has significantly bolstered its Rajya Sabha presence, securing all five seats in Bihar and three of four in Odisha. Haryana's results are pending due to a vote secrecy controversy involving Congress MLAs. This round of elections saw the NDA win eight of eleven contested seats, strengthening its position in the Upper House.

Delhi government has approved a proposal to include transgender passengers in its free bus travel scheme, the 'Saheli Pink' card. This initiative aims to ensure safe and convenient travel for the transgender community, reflecting a commitment to social inclusion and equal access to public services. Women and transgenders with Aadhaar cards in Delhi are eligible for these cards.

For most people, the finish line defines a marathon. But for runners, the real achievement begins much earlier, in the quiet weeks of preparation that lead to race day. With the Times Internet Delhi Half Marathon set for March 29, the final weeks before the event are when many people decide whether to take the leap and sign up. Because in distance running, the most important step is rarely the last one, its the decision to start.

India has strongly rejected the US Commission on International Religious Freedom's 2026 report, calling it biased and distorted. The MEA spokesperson criticized the commission's reliance on questionable sources and ideological narratives, urging it to address religious freedom issues within the US. India maintains its commitment to religious harmony.

AI is rapidly automating coding's routine tasks, pushing software engineering back towards its mathematical roots. Experts predict AI could soon handle most end-to-end coding, with some engineers already code-free. While LLMs still struggle with complex design, this shift is prompting a rethink in computer science education, emphasizing logic over syntax.