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Delhi High Court acquits man in 2006 rape case, says names do not define character

The judge noted that while it is common in North India to name children after Lord Ram, and for Mohammad to precede the names of many Muslims, na

Sonam Wangchuk Ends Hunger Strike, Expresses Heartbreak Over Criticism

New Delhi, July 25: Sonam Wangchuk, who had been on a hunger strike for 26 days protesting the NEET paper leak and demanding the resignation of E

SC bans posting court clips on social media

Apex Court or HC Nod Must To Share Content

NTA sacks 47 officials in rejig, to hire 4 GMs, 16 young professionals

10 Killed, Around 100 Injured In Russian Strike In Ukraine's Kyiv

Russia struck an arms show near Kyiv on Friday, killing at least 10 people and wounding a hundred, Ukrainian officials said, raising questions ar

AISA calls for Bihar Bandh on July 25, against police lathi charge on protesting students

Protest and dharna continue in several districts of Bihar against the alleged NEET paper leak. Last evening, Jehanabad police had to open 20 to 3

Mirwaiz, MP Rashid, MP Ruhullah, Lone question mass arrests, demolitions after Anantnag attack

Large-scale detentions, questioning and harassment of youth across Kashmir, with over 2000 young men being picked up on allegations of being over

ED Attaches 1,906-Cr Gameskraft Assets

The action pertains to operations of real money gaming apps such as RummyCulture, RummyPrime, Playship and RummyTime, the agency said.

Saudi Strikes Houthi-Rebel-Controlled Hodeidah Province In Yemen

Saudi strikes attacked Yemen's Red Sea governorate of Hodeidah on Friday, Houthi-run Al Masirah TV reported, after eyewitnesses earlier said seve

NEET Protests Spread Across Karnataka, BJP Targets Congress

In Hubballi, NSUI and Youth Congress workers staged a demonstration demanding the resignation of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan, hol

Bill moots 10 years in prison, fine of Rs 10 crore for paper leaks

Fast-Track Courts To Dispose Of Cases In 3 Mths

No Court Clips Online Without Permission: SC

The court also issued notices to the Centre and social media platforms on the petition filed by journalist Harshita Grover.

Students, Youth Join Bandh Seeking Pradhan's Resignation

The protest was held as part of a nationwide agitation, with students from several educational institutions observing the bandh.

MPH Student Dies After Being Found Unconscious In Hostel Room

The incident cast a pall of gloom over the university campus. The university cancelled academic classes on Friday as a mark of respect.

SC agrees to hear PIL against police excesses on Monday

'Prohibitory orders', P 4

Heavy Rain Forecast: Dakshina Kannada, Udupi Declare Holiday On July 25

The holiday has been declared for all anganwadis, government, aided and private schools, besides PU, ITI and diploma colleges.

Stifling Of Protests In TN Angers CPM

The ban on people visiting the Marina and staying there in groups that was quietly enforced after the situation turned critical in New Delhi was

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Didi Likely To Join CJP Delhi Stir On July 27

The former West Bengal chief minister, who earlier announced her plans from her party rally on July 21, wrote on X-handle on Friday, I have stood

Maharashtra Rain Raises River Levels In Belagavi

Farmers in villages along the riverbanks are closely monitoring the water levels amid fears that further rise in the rivers could affect standing

Southern States Power India's Rise As A Global Economic Powerhouse, Says Karnataka CM

Wanting greater cooperation among southern States, Shivakumar said When Karnataka grows, India grows. When Tamil Nadu succeeds. India succeeds.

Trump says Venezuela is not ready for elections, but has made progress

As far as the elections in Venezuela, theyre not really ready for them yet, but boy, a lot of progress has been made. Delcys been doing a fantast

Test cricket dictates to you what is necessary; if you push too hard, it will bite you: Mark Butcher

The former England cricketer talks about how the Test format is greater than any idea anybody may have about how it should be played, why he comp

Supreme Court to hear plea on police action against students on Monday

Appearing on behalf of the petitioner, senior advocate Gopal Sankaranarayanan submitted that a petition had been filed. There is urgency. Police

Modis Instagram Video Breaks Records, Thanks Youth for Support

New Delhi, July 25: Prime Minister Narendra Modi has released a new video thanking the youth of the country, especially Generation Z, for their s

Judoka Tulika Maan suspended for whereabouts failure, withdrawn from CWG

She has committed three whereabouts failures in 12 months, and NADA has sent notice to her. So, she will be withdrawn from the team, a judo coach

Can EC do whatever it wants?: HC on deputing teachers for SIR in Delhi

Court questions ECs assertion that teachers are compensated for election duties; schedules next hearing in PIL against large-scale deployment of

West Bengal Minister vows to restore mangroves lost to encroachments in Sundarbans

The State holds the largest share of mangrove cover in India, accounting for 42.45% of the national total with approximately 2,119.16 sq. km.

The Deschamps paradox: was his World Cup-winning Les Bleus tenure a success?

The debate over the 57-year-olds managerial legacy will not disappear anytime soon. Critics will argue that his caution prevented France from rea

Internet down, 18 metro stations shut, yet Jantar Mantar remains upbeat

Volunteers deployed at entry, exit gates to prevent overcrowding as thousands continue to turn up at the protest site; CJP warns of nationwide ag

'America is losing tourists': Cortez-Masto blasts Trump's trade chief, warns tariffs hurting travel

How dare you threaten students?: Jamia, JNU face backlash over protest advisories

NEET-UG leak controversy: NTA sacks 47 officials; Delhi Police sets up STF

In a significant response to the NEET-UG paper leak scandal, the National Testing Agency has dismissed forty-seven officials. To tackle examinati

Delhi Police set up STF to probe exam-related offences, paper leaks

20 Years RI for Man in Sangareddy Minor Rape Case

The conviction followed an investigation conducted by Sangareddy Rural police

Amid manhunt for J&K cops terrorist killers, detentions spike to 3.5k

Detentions across Jammu and Kashmir linked to a terrorist killing have risen significantly. Police have stepped up their crackdown on suspected s

Quote of the day by Mark Wahlberg: 'Women dont get the...' Life lessons from inspiring quote on hard work, strength, respect, protection, self-worth, internal validation and resilience

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Ladakh outfit welcomes end of Wangchuk's fast

did not cut any deal with government: Sonam Wangchuk

I focused on getting justice for the students and young people against whom FIRs have been registered. We saw what happened after the Ladakh inci

On guard: on India and the Qdenga dengue vaccine

The dengue vaccine must be made affordable to those at greatest risk

Amid protests, NTA aims overhaul, goes on recruitment drive

NTA has advertised for vacancies in top-tier senior leadership roles and opened recruitment for young professionals via the UPSC Pratibha Setu po

Jurgen Klopp starts Germany coach job with talk of resigning

In his new role as head coach of Germany, Jurgen Klopp has set definitive expectations, emphasizing that his resignation would be on the table if

Kumari Selja slams Sonam Wangchuk's wife, asks why target Congress and not Narendra Modi government?

Congress leader Kumari Selja questioned Gitanjalai J Angmo's criticism of Rahul Gandhi-led protests over paper leaks, asking why the government w

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RAF Pellet Use Under Probe

At least three persons reportedly sustained pellet injuries during the students agitation

Pawan Kalyan Alleges Divisive Forces Behind NEET Protest

Pawan Kalyan alleged that the NEET protests had been hijacked by divisive forces and urged people to distinguish genuine concerns from political

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Today's Quote of the Day by Colin Farrell shares a powerful lesson about childhood innocence, emotional maturity, and understanding people. His w

Amid rain & fresh landslides, Jammu-Srinagar NH closure enters Day 3

Torrential rains have caused fresh landslides across Jammu and Kashmir. The Jammu-Srinagar National Highway remains closed for traffic for a thir

'Get money out of politics': Democratic candidate El-Sayed rips AIPAC, condemns US support to Israel

Assam flood toll rises to 47; CM Himanta Biswa Sarma calls it 'unusual'

Assam's chief minister reported forty-seven flood-related deaths and eight missing persons. Exceptionally heavy rainfall in Nagaland and Charaide

Lok Sabha logjam enters day 5 as government, opposition stick to their guns

Lok Sabha proceedings were disrupted for the fifth consecutive day as Opposition MPs continued demanding Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan's

Apologise, HC Tells HYDRAA Chief

The court noted that Ranganath had suddenly become the all-pervading authority

Heavy rains swell rivers in J&K

Intermittent rainfall has swollen rivers and streams, triggering a flood scare across Jammu and Kashmir. The Srinagar-Jammu highway remains close

Liquor Shops To Shut By 8 PM In Delhi Over Weekend Amid CJP Protest

Liquor shops in Delhi have been ordered to close by 8 pm until the weekend is over, in view of the student protests, sources said on Friday.

Bengalurus Church Street to host weekly busking sessions for independent musicians

South Western Railway, Rotary partner to save 7.5 million litres of water annually at KSR Bengaluru station

Civil Supplies officials seizeone tonne of PDS rice in Ranipet

Special teams were formed to nab escaped suspects

SRMIST gives sports quota certificates

A sports hostel was also inaugurated on the occasion

Karnataka police chief directs adequate arrangements for protests across State

Two youth killed in a road accident in Vellore

A third person was injured

Bangladesh PM invited as BIMSTEC chair amid India outreach to regional blocs

India, holding the BRICS chair, plans outreach to regional groups for its summit. Key organizations like BIMSTEC and ASEAN may receive invitation

Ensure farmers rights before public cement plant hearing, urges CoMSO

SHILLONG, July 24: The Confederation of Meghalaya Social Organisations (CoMSO) on Friday reiterated its unwavering support for the affected villa

Two fugitives deported to India from Gulf nations

The CBI has successfully facilitated the deportation of two fugitives from Gulf countries. Muhammedali Kanneer Palliyalil, wanted for murder, was

Verizon raises profit outlook on $1-bn Google dark fiber deal

Verizon has sealed a major agreement with Google, focusing on dark fiber connectivity, with a staggering value exceeding one billion dollars dedi

UDP demands implementation of Agri Marketing Act

SHILLONG, July 24: United Democratic Party general secretary, Titosstarwell Chyne on Friday urged the state government to immediately operational

Haryanas air pollution action plan: Centre suggests strict enforcement and accelerated implementation to curb pollution in a time-bound manner

The Centre reviewed Haryana's air pollution control measures and urged faster implementation. Focus is on stubble burning, industrial pollution,

VPP legislator calls for farm price protection policy, addl aid for farmers

Shillong, July 24: Voice of the People Party MLA, Heavingstone Kharpran, on Friday urged the Meghalaya government to formulate a comprehensive ag

Hormuz vessel transits steady at 3 daily amid shipping risks

Daily vessel transits through the Strait of Hormuz remained steady at three. This data covers the period from July 22 to July 24. Shipping risks

NTA Sacks 47 Officials Over NEET Leak Row

The testing agency announces a major overhaul as protests intensify over exam integrity and accountability

Candidates appear for Meghalaya Teacher Eligibility Test (MTET) 2026 at Ka Syiem Jingsuk Higher Secondary School, Amlarem, on Friday. (ST)

Hold discussion on new accessibility structure for the disabled at Marina

UNESCO lists world heritage sites in Lebanon, West Bank as in danger

UNESCO has placed Beaufort Castle in Lebanon and Sebastia in the West Bank on its endangered list. The Lebanese castle faces threats from ongoing

University of Hyderabad Protests Expand From Exam Row to Wider Youth Employment Reckoning

None of these ministers children are affected by any competitive exam here, Prof. Roy said. They have eyes. They can see that. They are also extr

Mumbai-Ahmedabad flooding dominates BRICS meet

Recent urban flooding in Mumbai, Ahmedabad and Surat featured in discussions at the BRICS Ministerial Meeting on Disaster Risk Reduction in New D

Trial courts key to legal success: Ex-SC judge

SHILLONG, July 24: Aspiring advocates should resist the urge to begin their careers in constitutional courts and instead gain experience where li

Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games unveils first-ever medals with braille and tactile features

Glasgow's Commonwealth Games medals are now designed with inclusivity in mind, incorporating braille and tactile features for athletes with visua

Argentina's Milei to back Bolsonaro's Brazil poll bid amid bank fraud row

Argentina's Javier Milei is attending a convention in Brazil to support Flavio Bolsonaro. This event occurs while Bolsonaro faces a bank fraud in

Supreme Court asks government to spell out CBT plan, pushes NEET reform

The Supreme Court said it will focus on permanent systemic reforms to protect the integrity of NEET rather than temporary measures. The bench sai

Bharathy Bhaskar honoured as Super Chennais Icon of the Month

Residents of a house escape unhurt after a refrigerator explodes in Mudichur

Prisoner dies of injuries sustained in assault

HDFC Bank sets upadvanced 10-bed ICUs in 11 govt. hospitals

ZSI conducts bumblebee conservation drive in city

SHILLONG, July 24: The Desert Regional Centre of the Zoological Survey of India (ZSI), Jodhpur, organised an awareness programme on the conservat

Student Organisations Protest NEET Paper Leak

In Kakinada, activists of the SFI, DYFI, AIYF, PDSU etc staged a demonstration in front of JNTUK.

Bhupen Da Uncut celebrates life & legacy of Bard of Brahmaputra

SHILLONG, July 24: A distinguished gathering of academics, artists, writers, students and government officials came together at the St. Edmunds C

US measles cases hit 33-year high, cross 2,300 mark in 2026

Measles cases in the United States for 2026 have now exceeded last year's total. This year's infections have reached a level not seen since 1991.

Indias foreign policy must look seaward

Indian seafarers need protection beyond borders, flags, and jurisdictions

Student Unions Disrupt PTM at Anantapur KSR College Over NEET Leak

Police have arrested leaders of some of the unions that organised the procession.

US business activity hits 8-month high but supply strains, costs rise

US business activity expanded at its fastest pace in eight months during July. Strong domestic demand for services offset cooling factory product

Harish Rao Accuses Congress Govt of Cutting Farm Power Supply

The government, he said, was deliberately reducing power generation because supplying free electricity to farmers did not generate revenue.