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India Appears Smaller In World Map Than It Really Is. Here's Why
The UN has backed a move to replace the widely used Mercator map with the Equal Earth projection, which gives a more accurate picture of the size of continents and countries.
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Family Stops Bike To Answer Call, Gets Run Over By Speeding Car In Kerala
The accident occurred on the Guruvayur-Kunnamkulam road in Thrissur district just before midnight on Saturday.
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Engine, 2 Coaches Of Delhi-Bound Mahananda Express Derail In Bihar
The incident caused widespread concern, and railway officials and staff immediately rushed to the spot and launched rescue, restoration and repair operations.
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On Camera, Hospital Staff Assaulted By Shiv Sena Workers After Bill Dispute
The dispute at the hospital was over the treatment costs of the Govindas injured during a 'Dahi Handi' event.
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Amid Youth Pitch At Top Delhi College, PM Modi Targets "Dimagi Naxals"
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's address reached out to Gen-Z with a message about how to outline an aspirational vision for a developed nation
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15 Days After Cremation, Punjab Family Gets A Call: 'Your Son Is Alive'
According to preliminary information, Ravi Kumar left home on August 5 and did not return. His father and brother said they searched for him on their own but could not find any trace of him.
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12 Die, Several Fall Ill After Drinking Poisonous Liquor In Madhya Pradesh
Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav ordered an inquiry into the toxic liquor deaths in Sagar and said the government would take the strictest possible action against those responsible.
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A Pothole, Crushed Ankle, And Rs 2 Lakh Hospital Bill: Bengaluru Road Horror
Aishani Khanna was riding her scooter when the accident occurred on the Whitefield-Varthur road near Nexus Mall.
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Delhi Metro Issues Warning To Influencers Over Dangerous 'Phone Sticking' Reel Trend
Viral videos feature the creator dancing or posing on the platform, then dramatically sprinting after the train as it pulls away.
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Shashi Tharoor Calls For Paid Maternity Leave To Improve Breastfeeding Rates
Shashi Tharoor pointed out that over 16 crore women operate in India's unorganised sector and go back to work within weeks after delivery to sustain economic stability
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Analysis | 13 Years, One Glass: PM Modi's College Speech Reflects How India Has Evolved
What makes the 2026 return so effective as political storytelling is that PM Modi did not discard the glass metaphor. He let it mature.
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Jharkhand Higher Education Minister Sudivya Kumar Sonu Dies Of Heart Attack
Sudivya Kumar Sonu, the legislator from Giridih, also held charge of the Tourism, Arts, Culture, Sports and Youth Affairs departments
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Bhupesh Baghel's Punjab Rescue Mission For Congress Ends With His Own Exit
During Bhupesh Baghel's subsequent statewide organisational tour, the rebellion moved from closed-door meetings to the streets
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Assam Pioneered Child Marriage Crackdowns. UN Decision Adds A Silver Lining
The UN General Assembly has designated November 27 as the International Day for the Elimination of Child, Early, and Forced Marriage.
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How Tourism Can Save Nepal's Economy As It Recovers From Devastating Floods
Tourism contributes a significant share to Nepal's national economy and employs people either directly or indirectly.
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Sachin Pilot In. Bhupesh Baghel Out. Why Punjab Congress Change Was Imminent
Bhupesh Baghel was appointed Punjab Congress in-charge in Feb 2025; favoured retaining Raja Warring as state chief but became a target for other factions, such as Charanjit Channi's camp.
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Centre Appoints 8 Chief Justices In High Courts Across India
Justice Ravindra V Ghuge of the Bombay High Court will head the Calcutta High Court. Justice Mahesh Chandra Tripathi of the Allahabad High Court has been appointed Chief Justice of the Bombay High Court.
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Mayawati's Tough Love: Nephew Akash Anand Benched Again. What It Means For BSP
Akash Anand, the 31-year-old foreign-educated nephew of BSP boss Mayawati, finds himself out of favour, for at least the third time in three years, with the latest turn coming in Lucknow on September 3.
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Delhi Teenager Returns Home Late, Family Scolds Her. She Dies By Suicide
The girl was found unconscious on the floor of her home in Krishna Nagar after her sister noticed her hanging and brought her down, police said.
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Census 2027: Population Enumeration In 4 Poll-Bound States From December 1
The population enumeration for the remaining country is likely to begin in February next year, barring snow-bound regions
