Noida techie death: NGT takes suo motu cognisance after fatal drowning; flags environmental violation
'Pain completely disregarded': Sajjan Kumar acquitted in 1984 anti-Sikh riots case; victims’ families vow to keep fighting Families affected by the 1984 anti-Sikh riots expressed deep disappointment and anger after former Congress MP Sajjan Kumar was acquitted in a case linked to alleged incitement of violence. Despite this acquittal, Kumar remains in prison serving a life sentence in other related murder cases, leaving victims' families feeling their long search for justice is still unfulfilled.
J&K: Army vehicle plunges into 200-feet gorge; 10 personnel killed
'BJP wants king's rule': Rahul Gandhi urges 'poor' to unite against VB-G RAM G Act; links it to repealed farm laws Addressing the National MGNREGA Workers’ Convention organised by the Rachnatmak Congress, Rahul Gandhi said PM Modi wants to finish the concept of Panchayati Raj and alleged that the ruling BJP wants an India "where the King decides everything". With the new law, the Centre will decide the work and allocation of funds with BJP-ruled governments always getting precedence, he said.
Why healthcare still fails millions—and how India can fix it: Lancet Commission’s citizen-centred roadmap
Manipur violence: Militants kill Meitei man visiting Kuki wife; shooting caught on camera
MP: SC allows Hindus, Muslims to offer prayers at Bhojshala on Basant Panchami — what was the dispute? The Supreme Court has permitted Hindu prayers at the Bhojshala-Kamal Maula Mosque from sunrise to sunset on Basant Panchami, while Muslims can offer namaz between 1 pm and 3 pm. The court also mandated sharing the ASI's expert report on the site's religious character with both communities.
Operation Trashi-I: Day 5 sees fresh encounter in J&K's Kishtwar; JeM terrorists holed up in dense forests Security forces engaged in a fresh gunfight with holed-up terrorists in Jammu and Kashmir's Kishtwar district on Thursday. The ongoing "Operation Trashi-I," launched Sunday, intensified as a search team encountered a group of two to three foreign terrorists, believed to be Jaish-e-Mohammad operatives, in Singhpora's dense forests.
You’re 'not addicted' to screen: What is Doomscrolling and why it feels impossible to stop? Late-night scrolling through distressing news, known as doomscrolling, is a stress response, not a lack of discipline. Our brains, wired for survival, interpret constant negative information as a threat, leading to anxiety and sleep issues. Understanding this helps shift focus from self-blame to managing stress and practicing digital hygiene for peace
‘Ridiculous’: Sanjay Raut takes ‘picnic in Davos’ jibe at Fadnavis; CM’s wife Amruta Fadnavis hits back Shiv Sena (UBT) MP Sanjay Raut criticized Maharashtra CM Devendra Fadnavis' Davos visit as a 'picnic,' questioning the WEF's relevance for India and suggesting agreements could be made in Mumbai. CM's wife Amruta Fadnavis dismissed the remarks as baseless, highlighting the summit's importance for investment and employment.
Guru as ‘parent’, elephants on the road: Voter-roll fixes in Bengal get inventive How to avoid jumbos? And how does one obtain proof of residence from someone who doesn’t have any? During Bengal’s SIR, involving more than 7 crore voters, election officials came up with novel solutions — to solve problems faced by, among others, monks, tea garden labourers and sex workers
