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Wangchuk has lost over 9 kg after starting hunger strike and his body is consuming muscles and his organs may be next, says doctor

Twelve years after introducing speciality coffee to Visakhapatnam, Bean Board is blending craftsmanship with technology, from robotic cafs to Indias first five-second espresso solution

Case registered by Thrissur Cyber Police based on a complaint lodged by the Union Minister and actor

The founders of Sidecar and Cocktails & Dreams Speakeasy make their South India debut with Bar Stormy in Hyderabad, where cocktails are recommended according to your mood, the bar is engineered around the bartender, and inventive plates such as Wai Wai Chaat, Surf & Turf Wings and Honey Cheese Toast are designed for sharing

The Tinsukia unit of International Human Rights Council says coal is illegally extracted and collected from abandoned Coal India mines and transported through an alleged entry system

Issued by the court of the Judicial Magistrate under Section 13(1) of the Prohibition of Child Marriage Act, an injunction order empowers the authorities to proactively prevent a child marriage before it occurs

Exterro's ARMOURop Delivers a Force Multiplier for Digital Forensic Labs, Slashing Evidence Review Time by Up to 95%

Unlike conventional diesel locomotives that burn fuel to generate mechanical power, a hydrogen train carries a small power plant onboard in the form of a Proton Exchange Membrane (PEM) fuel cell

For the Opposition, the immediate objective is to keep the NDA below the 360-vote threshold; even if the ruling alliance emerges as the single largest bloc by a comfortable margin, failing to secure two-thirds support would once again prevent the Constitution amendment from being passed.

Mr. Trump portrayed the U.S. electoral system as dangerously exposed and urged lawmakers to adopt new restrictions on voting, despite scant appetite for the measures even within his own Republican Party

Taran and his family explore the fascinating history of Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose Island.

Ruddy, the red-crested pochard, looked down on the other birds at the lake. And then the poachers arrived!

On World Brain Day (July 22), meet the various rooms inside your brain that help you remember, imagine, dream, and learn

From American laboratories to Indian homes, LPG carried the promise of cleaner, easier cooking.

The plentiful availability of insect food makes it the perfect time to breed and lay eggs.

The playwright, director and founder of Janapadam discusses his new Telugu play Neelaveni and four decades of using theatre to amplify marginalised voices

What began as a commercial pilots passion project now draws drone start-ups, engineering students and hobby fliers from across India

Naveen Kishore, Mahasweta Devis long-time friend and poet-publisher, reflects on the phenomenon that she was and her literature of resistance

Boggs discusses the American novelists fiction and essays, resistance to categorisation, and enduring relevance

The Bill brings 43 services offered by eight state departments under the risk-based approval framework, with provisions to add more services after approval by the Executive Council

The schoolteacher said she was abused and obstructed from discharging her official duties

Enhancement of the district courts' pecuniary jurisdiction, or financial limit, to 20 crore has been a long-pending demand of the Coordination Committee of All District Court Bar Associations of Delhi

For the first time in this latest round of violence, strikes also reached into areas around Iran's capital, Tehran, showing a widening set of targets for the Americans

t was supposed to be the 13th flight for Starship, which, at 407 feet (124 metres) tall with 33 main engines, is the worlds biggest and most powerful rocket

Press Secretary Leavitt said she did not know whether Mr. Trump would be supporting Argentina or Spain after he criticised the European nation at a NATO summit last week for failing to help with the Iran war

The recent scandal to hit the recruitment process in the Karnataka State Public Service Commission, with the Chairperson facing allegations of nepotism, is only the latest in a series over the last few decades. Sharath S. Srivatsa takes an overview of the system

Here is a select list of stories to start the day

On July 10, six persons were killed across two homes in Daivalaguda, a peaceful farming village near Hyderabad. With investigations under way, the case raises uncomfortable questions about police procedure, anticipatory bail, victim protection and whether the tragedy could have been prevented

For many former Maoists, surrender only marks the beginning of a long journey. While they attempt to rebuild their lives through farming and family, rehabilitation remains a work in progress. Many continue to grapple with unemployment, inadequate skills, and challenges of reintegration, writes T. Appalanaidu

Solicitor General Tushar Mehta, appearing for the CBI, said the three AAP leaders were earlier given several opportunities by the High Court to file their replies, and the case has been sufficiently delayed

The appeal was heard by a three-judge comprising Chief Justice of India Surya Kant, Justice Vipul M. Pancholi, and Justice Joymalya Bagchi

Head coach Gautam Gambhir and chairman of selectors Ajit Agarkar are on the same page that Virat Kohli is an automatic choice given his form and fitness, but not Rohit

A region that grappled with typhoon-battered coasts, inadequate infrastructure, scarce capital, and limited prospects has evolved into a global metropolis of over 18 million people, boasting a per capita GDP exceeding $30,000

English pacers came good as they took nine of the ten wickets, restricting India to 233; Root scored an unbeaten 99

A personal sacrifice must inspire Indias education renaissance movement

Conflict has made headlines, but quiet cooperation has also shaped India-Pakistan relations

Cybersecurity, transparency are non-negotiable in vital installations

Rising inflation leaves no room for a cut in interest rates

While preparation is essential for reporters to meet a deadline, some stories make it because unacknowledged strangers decide to help