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Commuters struggle on the roads riddled with potholes and slippery stretches; over 12 km of roads have been identified as damaged, say GVMC officials, addign that repairs will be undertaken up soon

Around 400 delegates, including startup founders, CEOs, industry leaders, and students, deliberate upon bridging the gap between industry requirements, academic frameworks, and early-stage entrepreneurs

Passengers can record grievances round the clock without approaching the police station; intiative aims to facilitate quicker processing and redressal of complaints

Venugopal alleges that post of Chief Election Commissioner was a reward that was handed over to Gyanesh Kumar for doing BJPs bidding when he was still in service

The move comes after social media videos on black-coloured water flowing through drains and stormwater canals emanating foul odour; industries told to sumbit replies within seven days

EAM Jaishankar told world leaders that a persistent threat to peace has been the scourge of terrorism.

Of the 44 reserved seats in the State, the party had won 32 in 2016 Assembly elections, while it could manage only eight seats 10 years later

The Power Ministry has directed generators to sell surplus electricity through power exchanges.

Tourism Minister P.C. Vishnunadh says the govt.s aim is to see that tourists coming to the State are treated with a wholesome Keralam experience, marking a shift from the approach of promoting a few places and products separately through destination-focused packages and products

Bringing other worlds within reach with their work, Indian translators are enjoying a brilliant spell all over the globe

Police say there is no permission for the protest, warn of stern action against those violating Section 30 of the Police Act

The court holds personal law may determine whether a marriage has been contracted, but cannot create an exception to a criminal law where Parliament has provided none, dismissing a petition seeking the quashing of an FIR registered against a man for rape under the BNS and the POCSO Act

A section of walkers want karaoke performances restricted

The External Affairs Minister says smaller groupings are supportive of UN and will push for its reform

The initiative by the school is built around the theme 75 Years, 75,000 Trees, One Living Legacy

We've shared details on how AI agents in our research environment sent training and evaluation data to third-party services when they shouldn't have, says OpenAI

The Ladakh administration is organising a music festival exactly a year after firing on a Statehood agitation caused the deaths of four Leh residents, with the anniversary being observed as Martyrs Month

Through its Sea Turtle Protection Force, TREE Foundation has built an army of fishers who retrieve ghost nets from the sea

State had no role in enacting the Act and it has not taken any action that is discriminatory towards transgender persons, A.P. tells court

PCI criticises Bengal Polices FIR against Maktoob Media for its reporting on alleged exclusion of Muslim IAS and IPS officers from meetings during Amit Shahs visits to the State.

In the latest episode of Pulse Maharashtra, we look at the growing protests at IIT Bombay, the demands of Sahil Wakodes parents and student groups, and the questions being raised over caste discrimination and systemic reforms on campus.

India enjoyed a strong medal run at the Asian Games, with both the mens and womens kabaddi teams defeating Iran to win gold. Sawan Barwal claimed marathon silver with a national record, while India also added medals in shooting, athletics, shot put and squash. In badminton, P.V. Sindhu and Ayush Shetty advanced to the singles pre-quarterfinals, while Lakshya Sen exited in the second round.

In the latest episode of Pulse Maharashtra, we decode the questions surrounding the suicide of IIT Bombay student Sahil Wakode, including the forensic hurdles in the investigation, allegations of caste discrimination, and the reforms being sought by his family, students and the NCSC.

What they want to do is stop our progress because were leading China by a lot, and were going to keep it that way. We didnt spend that much time talking about it, says Trump

Mamata Banerjee accused the police of failing to protect TMC MLA Kunal Ghosh during the partys Serampore rally. She alleged that there were no police personnel on the route and that the police had turned a blind eye to attacks on TMC leaders.

West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee alleged that TMC leaders were being kept under house arrest and accused BJP workers of blocking the route to a party rally in Serampore. She also alleged that police had turned a blind eye to attacks on TMC leaders and workers.

We see great sparks in different series and from different people, says captain Shai

The protesting students organised a discussion at the main gate of the institute on the sensitivity of student-teacher relationships and why students feel unheard.

After getting a 500 challan, the rider complains to the Bengaluru Traffic Police and seeks rectification; the incident draws attention to the limitations of AI-dependent traffic systems; AI sharpens with more data, says a senior official

If a person has an Indian passport, is it not enough to establish that they are Indian, asked an AERO

The Janatha Vimukthi Peramuna delegation will also interact with External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar and Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta

The three-match series against the Windies promises plenty of action; the visiting side will be desperate for a good show in a country where it hasnt won a bilateral series since 2002

Election Commission updates voter revision rules, extends deadlines, and cancels mandatory hearings for unmapped electors.

The silver-medal-winning shot-put thrower admits to being disappointed at not winning gold in Nagoya despite feeling good about his body