300 more killed, Telangana dog toll 900 in a month Over 300 dog carcasses were discovered in a pit in Jagtial district, Telangana, following alleged mass killings. This incident brings the total number of deceased dogs in the state this month to nearly 900. Animal rights activists claim the killings were ordered by the village sarpanch, leading to an FIR against local officials.
Would like to monitor Naresh Goyal case: SC The Supreme Court expressed shock over public money being siphoned off by corporate houses, stating it should not be lenient. The bench will monitor proceedings concerning Jet Airways founder Naresh Goyal's bank account, declared "fraud," to trace the "money parked."
Over 40 polls mgmt bodies adopt 'Delhi Declaration' Over 40 global election management bodies adopted the 'Delhi Declaration 2026', committing to enhance electoral integrity through five pillars: pure rolls, fair elections, research, technology use, and capacity building. India offered to share its ECINET platform and election expertise to foster international cooperation and smoother electoral processes.
Amazon staff cope with looming layoffs by roasting Jeff Bezos' '2-pizza rule' Amazon employees respond to expected layoffs and corporate job cuts by posting memes referencing founder Jeff Bezos' two-pizza rule.
Govt following Netaji's vision of a strong India, says Modi Prime Minister Narendra Modi stated that his government is pursuing Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose's vision of a strong India, emphasizing the nation's capability to wield power effectively. He criticized past governments for neglecting the islands' history due to insecurities, while his administration has taken corrective measures, including renaming islands to honor Bose and Param Vir Chakra awardees.
5 girls booked under UP anti-conversion law An FIR has been registered in Moradabad against five minor Muslim girls. They are accused of making their 16-year-old Hindu friend wear a burqa. The incident occurred on December 12, 2025. Police are investigating the matter following a complaint. The law carries a severe punishment for religious conversion by force or fraud.
‘We set some pretty high ambition levels’ — Lego on why Smart Bricks needed custom wireless charging We spoke with Lego about why Smart Play’s Smart Bricks rely on custom, non-Qi wireless charging – a system designed to power bricks through other bricks and hint at where the technology could go next.
Blue room, broken wall: Clues from 10-year-old help nab rape accused Abandoned slippers and a broken wall in a forested ridge led police to crack a sexual assault case involving a 10-year-old girl. Investigators identified a red e-rickshaw with a white roof from CCTV footage, ultimately leading to the arrest of the 25-year-old suspect, Durgesh.
What's cooking in this kitchen? Just synthetic drugs like MDMA South district police arrested a Nigerian national, Emmanuel, allegedly a kingpin in a synthetic drug operation. A "chemical kitchen" was discovered in his Devli residence, a factory for manufacturing high-end psychotropic substances like MDMA and heroin. The bust yielded 113 kg of raw materials, indicating local production and potential international cartel links.
It's a Ryzen rollercoaster, alright - new figures show Intel struggling to keep pace in the server market as AMD sees a huge surge AMD steadily gains desktop, server, and cloud market share while Intel loses ground due to performance, thermal, and architectural challenges.
Man chops off part of foot to claim MBBS seat under disability quota A 24-year-old man from Jaunpur allegedly severed part of his left foot to claim disability benefits for NEET medical admission. Initially claiming an attack, police uncovered his desperate act through his diary and girlfriend's statement, revealing his ambition for MBBS admission by 2026.
