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Chinese First Lady Visits Kyrgyz National Museum with Presidents Spouse

Beijing, August 31: Fang Liyuan, the wife of Chinese President Xi Jinping, visited the Kyrgyz National Museum of History in Bishkek on Monday. Sh

We need more mega-science projects, says CERN Director-General

Future Circular Collider will push the boundaries of innovation, technology and imagination, says Mark Thomson

Bihar, Jharkhand sign agreement on sharing Sone River water

Bihar CM says his State has been allocated 5.75 million-acre feet of the river water, and Jharkhand 2 MAF. The two States had a dispute over shar

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Russia-Ukraine conflict: Modi tells Putin the world must move towards peace

RussiaUkraine conflict Modi tells Putin the world must move towards peace

Nepal tragedy highlights Indias challenge: mapping glacier risks is easier than deciding what to do

Satellite imagery, modelling and field studies had significantly improved Indias ability to assess hazards in the mountains

The republic of examinations

When failures of educational legitimacy become crises of political legitimacy

Pakistan Cricket Team Faces Major Overhaul After Defeat at Lords

London, August 31: The Pakistan cricket team suffered a significant defeat against England at Lords, losing the second Test match by 194 runs. In

Motor racing ace Jagat Nanjappa no more

This cow in Austria learned to use sticks as a scratching tool. Scientists say it changes what we know about cattle

A cow named Veronika used a fallen tree branch as a tool. She deliberately picked up sticks with her mouth to scratch herself. Researchers observ

Daiichi-Ranbaxy case: Delhi HC orders forensic audit into transactions of Fortis, Singh brothers

The Delhi High Court has appointed a forensic auditor to examine transactions. This audit aims to trace the dissipation of Fortis Healthcare shar

Separated in Childhood, Reunited Decades Later as Sisters: 'I Just Broke Down in Tears'

Separated in Childhood Reunited Decades Later as Sisters I Just Broke Down in Tears

Non-Fossil Fuel Power Crosses 300 GW; Centre Pushes for Faster Clean Energy Transition

Centre calls for faster clean-energy action as states unveil renewable investment plans

CGTN Survey Highlights SCOs Role in Global Governance

Beijing, August 31: On the occasion of the 2026 SCO Summit, the China Global Television Network (CGTN), under the China Media Group (CMG), conduc

Citing lack of jurisdiction, India rejects Hague courts Indus Waters Treaty ruling

MEA says India has 'never recognised the existence in law of this illegally-constituted and so-called Court of Arbitration'

Torchlight Vigil Over NRC Demand Turns Violent In Manipur

CM Khemchand appeals people to avoid bandhs

Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan agree to establish secretariat under joint defence pact

Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan have officially agreed to set up a joint secretariat. This new body will operate under their existing defense

41% growth in domestic cargo in Thiruvananthapuram airport

Andhra Pradesh: Coal-Loaded Goods Train Derails, Delays 14 Passenger Trains

The freight train was carrying coal from Odisha to an APGenco terminal power station: Reports

Bomb threat forces diversion of Air India Express flight to Ahmedabad

After the aircraft landed in Ahmedabad, security agencies checked the aircraft and found nothing suspicious; the official said an investigation h

CEA proposes flexible ramping, 2-shift operation amid concerns

It proposed ramping down to MTL and minimum load operation during solar hours and ramping up in the evening when solar generation declines

Mecca defence pact partners agree to establish Secretariat

Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan have agreed to establish a Secretariat in Saudi Arabia under the Mecca Agreement for Joint Defence, with Pakist

Chinese espionage in the United States: Why drone incursions are raising fresh security concerns

America confronts increasing drone threats over sensitive sites and public events. Federal officials lack a single authority to manage these comp

Kharif sowing almost ends with acreage 1.7% lower than last year

Area sown till August 28 was also nearly 3 per cent below normal, while IMD's forecast of below-normal September rains puts focus on the remainin

Xi Jinpings Article to be Published in Qiaoshi Magazine

Beijing, August 31: A significant article by Xi Jinping, General Secretary of the Communist Party of China (CPC), will be published in the CPCs C

Modi, Zhaparov review ties, push stronger India-Kyrgyz strategic partnership

Modi, Zhaparov review ties, push stronger India-Kyrgyz strategic partnership

She had no running shoes, but this 47-year-old mother outran trained runners to win prize money for her daughters education

A 47-year-old woman from Maharashtras Beed district has won the Amrut Daud marathon in Ambajogai after running barefoot when her slippers began s

A.P. CM felicitates Poola Subbaiahs daughters at Veligonda project inauguration

NCLT constitutes 5-member bench; Subhash Chandra insolvency case hearing tomorrow

The tribunals special bench and NCLAT are scheduled to hear the matter on September 1 amid challenges from three creditors.

Ajit Agarkar's India chief selector future hangs in balance, BCCI to take call soon

Ajit Agarkars India chief selector future hangs in balance BCCI to take call soon

Samudra Manthan' scheme designed to benefit Adani, says Congress

Congress spokesperson Shaktisinh Gohil asks why ONGC was not being given the primary role in the offshore hydrocarbon exploration scheme

China Plays a Crucial Role in the Development and Expansion of SCO

Beijing, August 31: Ahmed Saidamurodzhoda, Deputy Secretary-General of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO), recently stated that as one o

HDFC Bank CEOs decision to retire causes leadership transition risk: Moodys

DMD Kaizad M Bharucha, half a dozen external candidates in the race

China is putting scientists on public giant screens but in India..: Harsh Goenka questions why Indian hoardings dominated by politicians and film stars instead of scientists, teachers, doctors and innovators

Harsh Goenka advocates for showcasing scientists and nation-builders on public hoardings. He contrasts India's billboards with China's displays o

The product guys

It gave up work on creating an Apple-branded electric vehicle - a decade-long effort called Project Titan - in 2024, even though it poured cash i

In 1994, only a few hundred swift foxes remained. 30 years later, reintroduction campaigns restored populations to thousands across the Great Plains

Conservationists have successfully reversed dramatic wildlife declines through dedicated efforts. Bold partnerships and investments have brought

Rajnath Singh to review performance of 16 DPSUs; turnover rises 15.4% to 1.29 lakh crore

According to the Defence Ministry, the cumulative Profit After Tax of the DPSUs stood at 23,136 crore during FY 2025-26, a 15.6% growth over the

HC dismisses bail petitions of accused in Palani Math land case

Quote of the day by Nikola Tesla: 'A new idea must not be judged by...' Life lessons from inspiring quote on true innovations, real value, patience, persistence, and long-term vision

Quote of the day by Nikola Tesla, A new idea must not be judged by its immediate results, explains why new ideas need time before their value can

After Bilateral Meet, PM Modi Carpools With Putin For Nomad Games

The two leaders shared a ride in China's Tianjin last year in Putin's Aurus limousine while leaving the SCO summit.

Donald Trump vows to hit Iran hard after first exchanges of fire in a month

Iran launched missiles at two United States air bases in Jordan overnight. This action followed a United States strike on Iran's Larak Island ear

NIIF raises 19,000 crore for second infra fund

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West Bengal Police Detain Relatives of Fugitive Tulu Mandal in Birbhum

Kolkata, August 31: West Bengal police have detained three individuals, including relatives of the fugitive stone quarry owner Tulu Mandal, in Bi

Missing Odisha Man Returns Home Alive A Month After Family Cremated Body

Police informed Sanatans family about the recovery after the body had been sent for post-mortem examination: Reports

Draft voter lists see over 6 crore deletions so far in SIR third phase

The third phase was carried out in 16 States and 3 Union Territories. Draft rolls of all these States have been published, except for Nagaland an

Three Relatives of Fugitive Tulu Mandal Detained in Birbhum

Kolkata, August 31: Police have detained three individuals, including relatives of fugitive stone quarry owner Tulu Mandal, in Birbhum. A signifi

ONGC to spend 1 trillion on deepwater exploration, drill 87 wells

State-run explorer plans to drill 87 deep and ultra-deepwater wells over five years as it seeks to arrest declining domestic crude oil and natura

Luxmi Group to launch Makaibari Collective with Darjeeling small tea growers

The initiative will combine tea from Makaibari and independent growers, while helping farmers receive better prices and a share of profits

Beating the odds

The data from the expenditure side showed that private final consumption expenditure increased 7.1 per cent during the quarter, an improvement ov

Social activist Anna Hazare admitted to hospital in Mumbai

Lay's, Kurkure, Maggi Expiry Dates Altered In Multi-Crore Racket In Mumbai

Products bearing the names of some of India's most recognisable food and beverage brands -- including Lay's, Kurkure, Maggi, Knorr, Rasoi, Hellma

Former finance minister Altaf Bukhari slams Jammu and Kashmir Bank for anti-J&K policies

Altaf Bukhari criticizes J&K Bank's perceived partisan approach towards the union territory. He suggests the bank's focus has shifted away from K

Special RRT to become operational at Chinnakkanal within a week

Forest officials expect the dedicated RRT to help curb the rising number of human-wildlife conflict incidents across the belt

Railways making arrangements to transport rescued victims of Nepal floods

Railway Board coordinating with railway zones, district and State authorities and the Ministry of External Affairs to facilitate the safe movemen

In 2016, the Living Bog Project began restoring 750 hectares of Irelands raised bogs. 10 years later, over 6,300 peat dams have helped bring pioneer bog vegetation back

The Living Bog Project began Ireland's largest raised bog restoration in 2016. This initiative aimed to recreate over 750 hectares of active rais

IMD Forecasts Below-Average Rainfall Across India for September Amid Strong El Ni

New Delhi, August 31: The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has predicted below-average rainfall across the country for September, along with

Companies Compliance Facilitation Scheme extended till September 15

The Companies Compliance Facilitation Scheme has seen a two-week extension, allowing companies more time to fulfill their statutory filing obliga

Nepal flash floods: Toll hits 939 as 4,000 remain missing after ice collapse

Nepal flash floods Toll hits as remain missing after ice collapse

Andhra Pradesh: Ola Electric Ordered To Refund Consumer With 12% Interest

Consumer commission awards Rs. 90,000 compensations, Rs. 10,000 litigation costs: Reports

These sustainable houses built from waste cost under $300: 2 tonnes of discarded plastic can become a home in just 7 days

A Mexican entrepreneur is turning discarded plastic into affordable, sustainable homes that cost under $300. Each house uses around 2 tonnes of p

Science says some objects can look like theyre moving when they are perfectly still, heres how your eyes get fooled

Even when you appear to stare steadily at an object, your eyes are constantly making tiny involuntary movements known as fixational eye movements

Delhi to Transform Flagged Factory Complex into Smart Industrial Hub

New Delhi, August 31: Delhis Industry Minister, Manjinder Singh Sirsa, held a review meeting on Monday with officials from relevant departments a

Tim Cook reportedly woke up at 3:45 a.m. every day and once worked at a paper mill. Then he took over Apple from Steve Jobs

Tim Cook concludes his fifteen-year tenure as Apple CEO today, August 31, 2026. He transformed Apple into a vastly larger and more profitable tec

India reaps reform benefits as growth withstands West Asia shock: CEA

CEA V Anantha Nageswaran says strong manufacturing, services and exports underscore India's economic resilience despite global uncertainty and en

P. Senthilnathan assumes charge as AMASI president

Indias 7.8% growth beats estimates, but experts point to red flags

Economists, analysts say Q1 growth was positive surprise; warn on inflation, weather uncertainties, geopolitical tensions

Centre's FY27 Fiscal Deficit Touches 26.8% Of Full-year Target By July

In absolute terms, the fiscal deficit, or gap between the government's expenditure and revenue, was Rs 4,55,144 crore in the April-July period of

Three Kuki villagers killed in Manipur

They were gunned down along the same road in Kangpokpi district, where four Liangmai Naga civilians were killed on August 27

Honda Motorcycle & Scooter India eyes sustainable growth as 2W market expands

SC refuses plea seeking mandatory E20 ethanol disclosure

Indias GDP grows at 7.8% in Q1, beats RBI forecast; is it enough for Viksit Bharat goal?

Zero civic sense: Indian womans Thiruvathira dance at Costco goes viral, sparks debate over culture and embarrassment

A video of an Indian woman practising Thiruvathira inside a Costco grocery store has sparked a debate over public behaviour and cultural expressi

Key posts at govt. medical institutions across T.N. vacant or held by personnel given additional-charge, say doctors

They say this is impeding administrative functioning and affecting timely decision-making relating to patient care

No More Boarding Pass Stamps for International Travellers From September 1

E-tickets on mobile phones to replace physical boarding passes at immigration counters

Historic Resolution Ends Long-Standing Water Dispute Between Bihar and Jharkhand

New Delhi, August 31: The long-standing water dispute between Bihar and Jharkhand regarding the Son River has finally been resolved after nearly

Keralam government reconstitutes GIDA general council

Goshree Islands Development Authority was initially set up in May 1994 to build the Goshree bridges linking the islands of Mulavukad, Vallarpadam

'No to EU talks': Iceland rejects accession proposal; Voters back EEA ties in key referendum

Kozhikode Mayor assures steps to prevent diversion of Central Market funds

The Corporation plans to convene a meeting next week to discuss the issue. The Mayor says steps are being taken to expedite the project and ensur

Lionel Messi announces international retirement; AFA pays tribute

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Messis 10 most iconic moments as Argentina legend retires from int'l football

Lionel Messi has decided to retire from international football at 39, marking the end of an extraordinary era for Argentina. After an impressive

SIT formed to probe'attack' case involving former Health Minister Veena George at Kannur railway station

Railways minister outlines bullet train plans to cut Delhi-Patna travel to 4.5 hours

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Central Railway to opt for vetiver grass plantation to curb soil erosion in ghat sections

This will reduce instances of boulder and debris falling on the track, ensuring safe and punctual train operations during monsoon

Heavy Industries minister urges auto industry to create more jobs for youth

Union Minister H D Kumaraswamy on Monday urged India's automobile industry to play its part in job creation saying the challenge of providing emp

Quote of the Day by Nicole Kidman: Its very easy to fall in love when things are great, but the way to really fall in love is Inspiring lessons on commitment, loyalty, trust, and why the best relationships weather the storms of life by the Australian-American actress known for her deep insights on resilience and perseverance

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