Indictment says FBI shut down Russian plot to kill U.S. individuals, target Ukraine supporters
An indictment unsealed in Manhattan federal court said a network of the intelligence services has paid and attempted to pay individuals in the United States and in other countries to surveil targets to be killed with plans to then kill them.
Bombay High Court quashes process against TV9 directors in defamation complaint
Justice Ranjitsinha Bhonsale passed the order on September 11. The court directed the Magistrate Court to proceed in accordance with law from the stage of recording the statement and verification of that statement.
Here is a select list of stories to start the day
In a rare debate, Baghel and Vijay Sharma spar over PM Awas Yojana in Chhattisgarh
The crux of the debate was the action taken or lack thereof in their respective tenures the Congress between 2018 and 2023 and the BJP from December 2023 till date on the implementation of the central housing scheme for the poor.
Trump admin. approves sending 2,000-pound bombs to Israel in upcoming weapons deal
Congress has been informally notified about the pending deal, most of which is to be paid for with foreign military financing in which U.S. taxpayer dollars are given to Israel to turn around and buy the weapons from the United States
Messi set for Argentina farewell in Benin friendly
The October 6 match will serve as his farewell appearance after announcing his international retirement last month.
U.S. acknowledgement of orbital arms ignores space conflict consequences: Russia
Foreign Ministry spokesperson said resolutions co-authored by Russia on barring deployment of space-based weapons and transparency in using space would be presented to the U.N. General Assembly next month
Ed Sheerans tour in trouble after four opening acts drop out in solidarity with rapper Macklemore
Sheeran said decision to drop Macklemore over pro-Palestinian comments onstage was made by the promoters alone; the singer has tried to taking a side in the Gaza conflict, arguing that his fans dont come to his shows to hear politics
Key allies TDP, Shiv Sena back Amit Shah's statement on UCC in all NDA-ruled States
The support of the TDP with 16 Lok Sabha MPs, the Shiv Sena with 13 and the JD(U) with 12 is crucial for the Narendra Modi government
FBI chief Kash Patel defends hiring policy changes on prostitution, bestiality at fiery hearing
The hearing took place two months before the midterm elections in November and at a time when the FBI has opened investigations related to the 2020 contest, including by seizing voter data in Fulton County, Georgia
Teen stabbed to death during Ganesh idol procession in Indore
As per the FIR, the argument took place when the accused pushed the victims during dancing in the procession which led to an altercation after which he stabbed the two boys with a knife
Dreamforce 2026 | Salesforce CEO Benioff unveils AIForce as protesters demand end to ICE contracts
Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei and Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, who took part in keynote interviews, expressed drastically different views on regulating the AI industry
Ukraine's Zelenskyy says Russian drones attacked Moldova twice while he was in transit
On September 9, a Moldovan govt. spokesperson said the Ukraine Presidents aircraft departure for Norway was delayed as the countrys airspace was closed over a drone alert
Candidate dies during physical test for U.P. Home Guard recruitment
A total of 1,017 candidates appeared for the Physical Efficiency Test (PET); 11 candidates complained of ill health
Chinas open AI advantage may not last forever
Chinas open models cut Indias AI costs, but create future dependencies
AAP alleges cover-up in girls death at a Satya Niketan PG; police denies allegation
Delhi govt. to build hostels for 10,000 students, expand facilities in colleges: CM
Ensuring safe, convenient, affordable accommodation our priority, says Gupta; scope of ongoing works to be expanded, she adds; govt. to conduct survey of colleges to identify suitable locations
AI cooperation: On Artificial Intelligence at a crossroads
The BRICS framework is an alternative to a geopolitical view of AI development
Student housing emerges as common DUSU poll promise
NDMC asks residents of 145 Valmiki Sadan quarters to vacate unsafe buildings
DTC drivers strike disrupts commute; protest to continue
Tension prevails at one crore bangles Ganesh pandal at Gajuwaka
Stability at the top: On the tennis and the U.S. Open
Both mens and womens tennis now wear a settled look
Firefighters recount battle with heat, smoke at Dallupura godown
Eatery owner held in T.N. for controversial banner on Lord Vinayaka
Power discom is still heavily reliant on Tamil Nadu governments financial support
In the 14 years since 2013-14, the government aid, both in the form of tariff subsidy and grants, has accounted for 2.55 lakh crore
Decoding Indias GDP base revision
A major driver of the revision in nominal GDP in the case of India is the improved measurement of Indias unincorporated services sector
Labout Dept. asserts that night-shift safeguards for women employees is covered under OSH Rules
Following an outcry from KITU, the Karnataka Labour Department has clarified that the safety conditions relating to women employees that were earlier provided under the Shops and Commercial Establishments Act have been incorporated under the Occupational Safety, Health and Working Conditions (OSH) Rules
Lessons from Indias smallholder farmers
India is an important voice in the Global Souths rural development conversation
MMC, Rotary Club provide five pink autos to women
Winners of Maya Kannan Janmashtami Contest 2026 felicitated
Man accused in murder case hacked to death
The police suspect that the killing could have been the result of a previous enmity
4 booked for replacing gold jewellery with fake ornaments in bank locker
The suspects allegedly replaced the gold jewellery pledged by customers with imitation ornaments at a Punjab National Bank branch in Kilpauk, causing a loss of 3.15 crore
15,933 dengue cases, nine deaths in T.N. so far this year, says Health Minister
Tambaram Corporation Commissioner put on compulsory wait after tender violation
Introduction of MDR on large value transactions to strengthen UPI's long-term sustainability: RBI
RBI further said a fair and appropriate distribution of MDR across ecosystem participants will support continued investment in technology, infrastructure and acceptance networks
Malviya Nagar hotel fire: Delhi HC seeks report from RML hospital on hotel owners health
Rescued baby orangutans get health check-up after one develops fever
The orangutans, generally found in the wild in Borneo and Sumatra, were rescued from a forest in Odisha's Balasore district on September 8, triggering a probe into possible trafficking of these animals
AIP seeks time-bound probe into Brari Nambal landfilling
Srinagar, Sep 15: Awami Ittehad Party (AIP) chief spokesperson Inam Un Nabi on Tuesday sought a time-bound inquiry into reports of alleged landfilling at Brari Nambal in Srinagar, questioning how the activity could continue for around 15 days without timely intervention. Un Nabi said the issue was not limited to removing an alleged encroachment after it became visible, but also required an examination of the monitoring and enforcement mechanism. If reports of landfilling continuing for around 15 days are correct, the administration must explain who was responsible for monitoring the site and why preventive action was not taken earlier, he said. He sought a factual report on the ownership and status of the affected land, whether any permission or approval had been granted for filling the site and which agency was responsible for its protection. The AIP also asked authorities to identify the source of the filling material and the persons or entities involved, besides examining whether any commercial activity was subsequently started on the filled portion. Un Nabi urged the government to make relevant records public and fix responsibility wherever negligence or violation of law was established. He also called for an assessment of the impact of the alleged activity on the site's ecological and drainage characteristics and restoration, if required, in accordance with law and expert recommendations. Brari Nambal is too important to be treated as an issue of routine encroachment. Prevention, accountability and restoration must go together, he said.
Gool power network gets a boost
Sangaldan, Sep 15: Banihal-Gool MLA Sajjad Shaheen on Tuesday dedicated the augmented Receiving Station at Sangaldan to the public, with its capacity increased from 3.15 MVA to 6.30 MVA. The augmentation is expected to reduce overloading, minimise power interruptions and improve the reliability and quality of electricity supply in Sangaldan and adjoining areas. Shaheen said reliable electricity was a basic necessity, particularly for people living in remote and mountainous areas, and assured that strengthening power infrastructure would remain a priority in the constituency. The augmentation of the Sangaldan Receiving Station will help address overloading and existing supply constraints and provide considerable relief to consumers, he said. With the latest augmentation, three receiving stations in the Banihal-Gool constituency have been strengthened as part of efforts to upgrade the power distribution network. During his two-day visit to Gool, Shaheen also inaugurated the BDO Office-cum-BDC Building at Sangaldan, constructed at an estimated cost of Rs 45 lakh. He said the facility would strengthen administrative infrastructure and improve delivery of public services. He also inaugurated the BDO Office Building at Dharam and said it would improve access to government services for people in the area. The MLA later held a public darbar at Sangaldan, where residents raised various grievances and demands. Officers from different departments attended the interaction, and Shaheen directed them to ensure timely redressal of the issues. At Gool, he addressed a meeting of National Conference workers and urged party workers to maintain close contact with people and strengthen the organisation at the grassroots. Several political workers associated with the PDP also joined the National Conference on the occasion. Shaheen welcomed them into the party fold. He also reviewed local development issues during interactions with residents and party workers in Gool, Sangaldan and Dharam, and said such visits helped assess ongoing works and understand public concerns. Shaheen said power infrastructure would continue to be upgraded in a phased manner to ensure stable electricity supply, particularly during periods of peak demand.
BJP slams Pakistan over Azhar fugitive claim
Srinagar, Sep 15: Senior BJP leader and J&K BJP spokesman Altaf Thakur on Tuesday termed Pakistans latest move to list Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM) chief Masood Azhar among its most-wanted terrorists a big fraud, alleging that Islamabad was attempting to evade accountability over his presence in the country. Thakur said Azhar had not fled Pakistan and alleged that he continued to remain there under the protection of the establishment. Pakistans attempt to portray Masood Azhar as a fugitive is nothing but a big fraud and an exercise in deception, Thakur said, demanding that Islamabad hand over the JeM chief to India, where he is wanted in connection with major terror cases. His remarks came after Pakistan listed Azhar among its most-wanted terrorists and increased the reward for information leading to his arrest. Thakur questioned the timing of the move, saying it appeared to have come amid international scrutiny of Pakistans record on terrorism and ahead of an upcoming FATF review. He also referred to the BRICS Summit hosted by India, saying the New Delhi Declarations condemnation of the Pahalgam terror attack and reiteration of zero tolerance towards terrorism had increased international pressure on Pakistan. Thakur said Pakistan must demonstrate its commitment through concrete action rather than announcements, including by dismantling terror infrastructure and acting against internationally designated terrorists. If Pakistan really wants to prove that it has changed, let it act against Masood Azhar and other internationally designated terrorists, he said. He said India would continue to press for accountability of those involved in terrorism and work with the international community to counter terror financing, recruitment networks and safe havens.
18-yr-old Agniveer aspirant collapses after endurance run, dies
Govt plans push to strengthen fruit mandis
Srinagar, Sep 15: Minister for Agriculture Production, Rural Development and Panchayati Raj, Cooperative and Election Department, Javid Ahmad Dar, on Tuesday interacted with the representatives of Fruit Mandi Associations from Kashmir Division at the Civil Secretariat here to discuss issues concerning the functioning of fruit mandis and strengthening of horticulture market infrastructure. The meeting was attended by Director Horticulture Marketing and Planning, Ghulam Jeelani Zargar; Managing Director, JKHPMC, Mohammad Farooq Dar; Director Horticulture Kashmir, Vikas Anand; Presidents of Fruit Mandi Associations from Kashmir Division besides other senior officers. During the interaction, the representatives apprised the Minister of various issues concerning the functioning of fruit mandis. They highlighted the need for strengthening the basic infrastructure and improving essential facilities for traders, fruit growers and labourers associated with the horticulture sector. Javid Ahmad Dar assured the representatives that their genuine concerns would be examined and resolved on priority basis. He directed the concerned officers to maintain close coordination with the mandi associations and take necessary measures for addressing their issues in a time-bound manner. The Minister emphasized that the government is committed to create a conducive and efficient working environment in fruit mandis, which play a vital role in facilitating horticulture trade and supporting the livelihoods of thousands of growers, traders and workers. Javid Dar stressed the need for strengthening the basic infrastructure and improving essential facilities in fruit mandis to facilitate smooth trade operations and ensure better working conditions for all stakeholders. He called for coordinated efforts by the concerned departments to identify infrastructure gaps, address operational bottlenecks and ensure timely execution of necessary improvement works. Highlighting the importance of the horticulture sector to Jammu and Kashmirs economy, the Minister underscored the need for sustained efforts to strengthen market infrastructure, improve trade facilitation and safeguard the interests of fruit growers and other stakeholders. He also emphasized the importance of regular interaction with the Fruit Mandi Associations to ensure that their concerns are promptly brought to the notice of the concerned authorities and resolved effectively.
Speaker reviews Assembly session preparations
Srinagar, Sep 15: Jammu and Kashmir Legislative Assembly Speaker Abdul Rahim Rather on Tuesday reviewed arrangements for the smooth conduct of the Assemblys Autumn Session, scheduled to begin on September 21 in Srinagar. The Speaker convened a meeting with senior officers from the General Administration Department, Law, Information Technology, security, traffic, health, hospitality and protocol, estates, Srinagar Municipal Corporation and other departments. Rather stressed the need for close coordination, advance planning and administrative preparedness, describing the forthcoming session as short but carrying major responsibility. He directed authorities to ensure comprehensive security arrangements at the Assembly Secretariat and MLA Hostel, with effective coordination among security and administrative agencies. On legislative business, the Speaker asked the GAD to ensure timely submission of replies to Assembly questions and directed departments to designate nodal officers for coordination with the Assembly Secretariat. He also reviewed arrangements for transportation and parking and directed authorities to minimise inconvenience to the public. Government bills, he said, should be submitted to the Assembly Secretariat well in advance for timely processing and scheduling. The meeting was informed about the implementation of the National e-Vidhan Application (NeVA) on a hybrid model. The IT Department was directed to ensure reliable internet connectivity and technical support throughout the session. Rather also directed authorities to ensure effective traffic management around the Assembly premises and uninterrupted water and power supply. The SMC was asked to maintain sanitation and cleanliness around the Assembly complex and MLA Hostel. The Health and AYUSH departments were directed to make adequate medical facilities available for members, staff and visitors, while the Information Department was asked to ensure arrangements for media coverage of the proceedings. The Speaker directed all departments to maintain close coordination with the Assembly Secretariat and complete preparations well before the session begins. He said the objective was to ensure a smooth, orderly and productive session in keeping with the responsibilities of the legislature and the expectations of the people of Jammu and Kashmir.
GVMC wards now officially increased to 120
The State government has issued the final Gazette notification completing the delimitation process and increasing the number of GVMC wards from 98 to 120; ward-wise photo electoral rolls for the newly constituted wards will be published on September 22
BJP turns up heat on NC govt over short Assembly session
Srinagar, Sept 15: Jammu and Kashmir unit of BJP on Tuesday launched a sharp attack on the National Conference-led government over the curtailed Assembly session, with Leader of Opposition Sunil Sharma demanding that the House be convened for at least a month to provide legislators adequate time to raise and debate issues confronting the people. Addressing a press conference at the BJP headquarters in Jammu, Sharma said people had high expectations from the elected government and the Legislative Assembly remained the primary institutional platform for representatives to voice public concerns. Unfortunately, the government of Jammu and Kashmir has almost completely lost its legislative accountability. The Assembly has effectively been reduced to a joke, Sharma said. The 10-day Autumn Session of the J&K Assembly is scheduled to begin in Srinagar on September 21 and continue till September 30. As per the provisional calendar, the House will have seven sittings, with September 23, 26 and 27 marked as non-sitting days. Sharma objected to the limited number of sittings, saying that after accounting for the non-sitting days, legislators would have only a handful of substantive days to raise matters of public importance. By restricting the session to effectively only five substantive sittings, the government has made a mockery of the people of JK and their expectations, he said. The BJP leader also questioned the role of Speaker Abdul Rahim Rather, saying the Speakers chair was expected to remain impartial and ensure the proper functioning and dignity of the House. Sharma urged the Speaker to reconsider the schedule and extend the session to around 30 days, arguing that the Assembly was the only institutional forum available to elected representatives to directly raise people's grievances with the government. He also questioned the functioning of the Business Advisory Committee (BAC), which, he said, should facilitate discussion among political parties on the legislative business to be taken up during the session. Sharma questioned the purpose of the all-party meeting called by the Speaker for September 17, alleging that the dates, calendar and business of the session had already been decided. The attempt to hold a meeting on September 17 at 2 pm for just 10 minutes, merely to have tea and complete a formality, is deeply regrettable, he said. Questioning the Speaker's understanding of legislative procedure, Sharma asked whether the importance and dignity of the BAC and the Assembly were being adequately respected. The LoP also alleged that routine governance was not visible on the ground and claimed there was inadequate public outreach by ministers. For the past two years, there is hardly any sign of what can be called routine governance on the ground. There is no public outreach by the ministers, he alleged. Sharma further alleged that corruption had become prevalent from the level of officials to ministers, claiming that people were reluctant to visit government offices because of the burden of corruption. He said the decision to limit the Assembly session to seven sittings reflected what he termed the government's non-performance, arrogance and ego. The BJP Legislature Party, Sharma said, had recently undertaken public interactions at district headquarters to understand people's concerns. He claimed BJP legislators had met people across almost all district headquarters in the Jammu region and gathered issues that would be raised during the upcoming Assembly session. A marathon meeting was subsequently held to compile and finalise the issues identified during these interactions, he said. Sharma said the BJP Legislature Party had reached a consensus to raise the concerns of people who were suffering, deprived, exploited and victims during the forthcoming session.
Fix NH-6 by Dec 15: High Court sets deadline
Shillong, Sep 15: The Meghalaya High Court has set December 15, 2026 as the deadline for completion of rectification works on the 102.255-km Jowai-Ratacherra stretch of NH-6. Hearing a PIL on Tuesday, a bench of Chief Justice Revati Mohite Dere and Justice Wanlura Diengdoh was told by NHIDCL that the defect liability period is three [] The post Fix NH-6 by Dec 15: High Court sets deadline first appeared on Highland Post .
Nepal flash floods death toll reaches 1,399
The joint command of security personnel is continuing its search and rescue operations, with the number of missing people estimated to be 5,170
State legislature presiding officers showcase Karnatakas parliamentary heritage in SA
Shree Cement project: Govt invites public inputs by Sept 29
Shillong, Sep 15: Citizens and organisations have been invited to submit representations to the fact-finding committee probing the setting up of Shree Cement Company in East Jaintia Hills. Inputs must reach Room No. 320, Meghalaya Secretariat or megfactfindingcommittee@gmail.com by September 29. Those wanting to depose in person can do so on dates to be notified, [] The post Shree Cement project: Govt invites public inputs by Sept 29 first appeared on Highland Post .
YSRCP warns of GVMC siege if water crisis persists in Vizag
Hajong body demands answers in Nongthymmai youth deaths
Shillong, Sep 15: Nearly three months after two Hajong youths were found dead in Nongthymmai, the family is still awaiting the post-mortem report and a clear update on the investigation. According to the Hajong Students Youth Voice (HSYV) Federation Council the family had submitted a written request for the post-mortem report to the Superintendent of [] The post Hajong body demands answers in Nongthymmai youth deaths first appeared on Highland Post .
KVK trains farmers on water conservation in EGH
Shillong, Sep 15: The CAU Krishi Vigyan Kendra, East Garo Hills, in collaboration with the North Eastern Regional Institute of Water and Land Management (NERIWALM), Tezpur, organised a training programme on water conservation and water management in Williamnagar, with participation of 70 farmers. The programme focused on practical approaches for conserving and efficiently using water [] The post KVK trains farmers on water conservation in EGH first appeared on Highland Post .
USTM observes National Engineers
Shillong, Sep 15: The Department of Engineering and Technology, University of Science and Technology Meghalaya (USTM), observed the National Engineers Day 2026 on Tuesday to mark the birth anniversary of Sir M Visvesvaraya. The programme, themed Smart Engineering for a Sustainable Future through Innovation and Digitalisation, was inaugurated by Prof. (Dr.) A.C. Kataki, Director, Medical [] The post USTM observes National Engineers Day first appeared on Highland Post .
Heavy rain paralyses traffic in several parts of Bengaluru
Supreme Court nod for Kerala High Court to continue execution proceedings in Kashi Math case
Kerala High Court decision of August 2026 allows Kashi Matadhipati Samyamindra Tirtha to continue execution proceedings for recovery of gold, silver ornaments and paraphernalia belonging to Kashi Math Samsthan from Raghavendra Tirtha
Six policemen suspended over death of pregnant woman; SP workers stage sit-in
Study finds dual nerve blocks procedure may help people with treatment-resistant anxiety
RMP doctor arrested, 73 tramadol vials seized In Eluru district
20,000 cops, 19-km route: Hyderabad police gear up for Ganesh idol immersion
Over 250 Vinayaka idols taken out on procession in Madurai
Rural jobs scheme shows modest uptick in August, but trails 2025 MGNREGA levels
July and August show lower employment generation year-on-year as cumulative persondays fall 32%, from 29.78 crore to 20.21 crore; 60-day pause in agricultural activity led to dip in jobs, say Ministry officials
The verdict was delivered by a three-member tribunal of the ICT, consisting of Justice Nozrul Islam Chowdhury, Justice Md Manjurul Basit and Justice Nur Mohammad Shahriar Kabir
Singing two stanzas of Vande Mataram is as per State governments order: U.T. Khader
He said that during the oath-taking ceremony of Ministers in Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumars Cabinet, the national song was sung fully.
EU calls Russia reckless after flares fired at Danish helicopter
These are not isolated incidents; they are part of a broader pattern of Russian aggression and provocation against Europe, testing our readiness and our resolve, Ursula von der Leyen said
Relief of residents as removal of chemical-laced soil begins in village in Keralam
The hazardous chemical waste from the now-defunct Binani Zinc Limited in Ernakulam district was illegally transported and dumped across private lands in Eriyad, a coastal village in Thrissur district, a few months ago, under the guise of regular soil for land filling, raising environmental concerns among the public. A meeting chaired by RDO decided to remove the entire material within two days
Narrower margin for error in Census second phase, training vital, Registrar General says
In a letter sent to all States, Registrar General and Census Commissioner of India Mritunjay Kumar Narayan asks for the integration of gender sensitisation in training programme for enumerators, with emphasis on respectful interaction, accurate recording, and strict avoidance of assumptions or bias
U.S. weapons in orbit: what we should expect modern space war to look like
When the digital backbones of developing economies are hosted on third-party commercial constellations, a silent strike can blind a military and paralyse a states ability to govern
Fishermen urge Tamil Nadu government to drop the plan to build the Secretariat at Foreshore Estate
Unscheduled power outages trouble electricity consumers
Wild elephant treated for injury from iron wire entangled around its limb dies
The changes are part of the corrective steps intended by the extended State committee meeting held under the monitoring of the central leadership led by general secretary M.A. Baby and other Polit Bureau members
HC directs police to issue notices to accused in case of purification at Erravalli
UPI MDR charges from October 15: Who will pay on transactions above 2,000?
UPI payments above 2,000 to certain merchants will attract a Merchant Discount Rate (MDR) of 0.4% from October 15. But will customers have to pay more? Heres what the new UPI MDR framework means, which transactions remain free, and who will have to bear the charge.
RBI files caveat after rejecting Tata Sons bid to avoid listing, source says
The move follows the RBIs rejection of Tata Sons application to deregister as a non-banking financial company, a decision that pushes the holding company closer to a stock market listing
Shillong, Sep 15: Police have issued a hue and cry notice seeking identification of an unknown male body found in a decomposed state near Wah Khyllem river at Umsaw Mawjynrong, Dong Umladew, East Khasi Hills on September 13. The deceased, estimated to be about 5.8 ft tall and wearing black underwear, has been kept at [] The post Decomposed dead body found first appeared on Highland Post .
Amazon Now crosses $1 billion annualised sales in India in 3 months
The rapid expansion comes as e-commerce companies step up investments in quick commerce and fulfilment infrastructure to capture a larger share of festive-season demand.
Smaller textile mills in Tamil Nadu demand raw material security
Monkey enters T2 terminal at Chennai airport
A team from the Forest Department is inspecting the area to identify any possible entry points, and prevent future occurrences
Shillong, Sep 15: The Meghalaya Chess Association, affiliated to the All India Chess Federation (AICF) and recognised by the World Chess Federation (FIDE), will conduct a trial camp for the 70th National School Games 2026-27. The trials will take place on September 28-29 at Dinam Hall in Jaiaw Langsning. The top five players from the [] The post Chess trials on Sep 28-29 first appeared on Highland Post .
K.J. George invites UAE-based Karnataka native entrepreneurs to invest in Karnataka tourism
Minister offers silk robes at Kanipakam temple
Kiang Nangbah Govt College celebrates 60th foundation day
Jowai, Sep 15: Kiang Nangbah Government College, Jowai celebrated its 60th Foundation Day on Tuesday at the college auditorium. Education Commissioner & Secretary Vijay Kumar Mantri attended the celebration as the chief guest in the presence of District School Education Officer Dr Waisa Sumer, government officials, teachers and students. The college was established on September [] The post Kiang Nangbah Govt College celebrates 60th foundation day first appeared on Highland Post .
Watch: Gaza war crimes probe: UN demands full access as bodies found
Hundreds of bodies are being recovered from the rubble in Gaza, sparking urgent calls from the United Nations. UN rights chief Volker Turk is demanding immediate access for international investigators to gather evidence of potential war crimes. With thousands still missing and entire families unearthed, global pressure is mounting on all sides to ensure independent forensics, accountability, and justice for the victims.
Pourakarmikas seek better safety, healthcare and welfare benefits
Two Kuki women killed in Manipur
Attack by armed assailants less than 48 hours after two separate strikes killing four people, including a couple, on Sunday; in protest, Kuki-Zo Council says Kuki victims will not be buried till further notice
AIUDF fields Badruddin Ajmal from Nagaon Lok Sabha seat
State Congress president Gaurav Gogoi says the BJP panicked and sought Ajmals help
BIS seizes 173.5 tonne unlicensed steel ingots in Guwahati raid
Shillong, Sep 15: The Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS), Guwahati Branch Office, seized 173.5 metric tonne of cast billet ingots worth around Rs 87 lakh during a search and seizure operation at Shiv Alloys Steel, NH-37, Paschim Boragaon, on Tuesday. Officials said the unit, operating as Hanuman Steel and Shiv Alloys Steel, was manufacturing, storing [] The post BIS seizes 173.5 tonne unlicensed steel ingots in Guwahati raid first appeared on Highland Post .
Illegal transporting of minerals: Collector, SP visit check posts on Kanniyakumari Kerala border
Plans to celebrate Kittur Utsav in grand manner, says Satish Jarkiholi
