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13 Killed As Cab Gets Buried After Landslide In Himachal's Lahaul-Spiti
The Tata Sumo vehicle was traveling from Kullu to Pangi when rocks started to fall on it and the vehicle got buried.
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In Poll-Bound Punjab, Parties Jostle To Own The Student Protests
The competing narratives reveal how every party is attempting to occupy the same political space through different arguments
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Opinion | 11 Years Later, Houthis Have Returned To Finish Unfinished Business With Pakistan
Pakistan has been here before, and the last time, it barely escaped.
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"Stop Lying": Pellet Victim By His Side, Rahul Gandhi Targets Centre
While the police have denied firing pellet guns, a number of injured protesters have now come forward with medically confirmed pellet wounds
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In Big Win For OpenAI, High Court Rules In Its Favour In Copyright Dispute
Refusing ANI's plea for an interim injunction, Justice Amit Bansal said that using copyrighted material to train large language models (LLMs) falls within the "fair dealing" exemption for research under the Copyright Act.
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Court Junks Plea For Anti-Terror Agency Probe In July 20 Parliament March
The bench also said it was for the Centre to refer any case to the National Investigation Agency (NIA) for investigation, and not the court.
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Kerala High Court Allows Centre To Exclude Landing Page Views From Official TV Ratings
Under the new policy, these automatic views will no longer be included in official TV ratings. The Centre says only programmes that viewers actively choose to watch should count towards TRPs.
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Grand Egyptian Museum's Architects To Build Startup Museum In Bengaluru
The Karnataka Technology Innovation Museum Foundation has been formed as the legal entity to execute the project.
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Adani Energy Solutions Wins Rs 8,500 Crore Andhra Power Transmission Project
The project will also support the growing load requirement expected from the Pendurthi-Vizag region, where data centre and digital infrastructure investments are taking shape.
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Gujarat Highway Shut As Rain Triggers Flooding, Army Joins Rescue Ops
The rescue efforts have been launched near Meldi Mata temple and the Gallops Industrial Part area close to Sariya Patiya.
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'Centre Sought A Day's Time': CJP Firm On Dharmendra Pradhan's Resignation
The Centre has sought time till Saturday afternoon over the resignation demand, the CJP said after the meeting at the Constitution Club Of India Friday afternoon.
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"Demon Out Of Bag": Top Court Bans Recording, Sharing Videos From Proceedings
The Supreme Court clarified that the order has no effect on news reporting of court proceedings and should not be taken as a gag order.
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2 Doctors Drown While Trying To Retrieve Phone From Jharkand Lake
One of the doctors entered the reservoir to retrieve the phone but began drowning after venturing into deep water, MGM Hospital's Superintendent Dr Balram Jha said.
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"Dharmendra Pradhan Must Quit": Abhijeet Dipke As CJP, Centre Hold Talks
When pointed out what if Sonam Wangchuk, who ended his 26-day hunger strike late on Thursday night following government assurances on his key demands, asks him to call off the protest, Abhijeet Dipke answered in the negative.
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Mumbai Cop Gropes Woman Protester On Camera, Police Defends
The video from a protest in Mumbai shows a police officer in plain clothes grabbing and dragging a woman protester in an objectionable manner.
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"Saw Cop Pointing His Pellet Gun At Me": Man Injured In CJP Protest To NDTV
The man was injured during a protest march on July 20, called by the Cockroach Janta Party, or CJP, demanding the resignation of Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan over the NEET paper leak.
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Paper Leak "Students' Issue, Shouldn't Be Politicised": Assam Minister
The protesters said the demonstration was aimed at seeking justice for students affected by the controversy.
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50 Days In, India's Monsoon Struggles Under El Nino's Grip
The main perpetrator behind this year's sluggish monsoon is El Nino, which causes the unusual warming of surface waters in the Pacific Ocean that traditionally suppresses Indian monsoonal rains.
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"Can't Let This Go On Like This": Supreme Court To Centre On NEET Paper Leak Row
A bench of Justices PS Narasimha and Alok Aradhe, while hearing the NEET paper leaks issue, told the Centre that they would be monitoring the issue "very closely".
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Delhi Police Cancels Leaves Of All Personnel Amid Jantar Mantar Protest
According to the communication, no routine leave, including casual leave and earned leave, would be granted until further orders, and only genuine emergency leave would be considered after due verification by the competent authority.
