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Nuclear Body Underplays Concerns Over Data Breach At India's Largest Reactor
A ransomware group has posted files linked to the Kudankulam Nuclear Power Plant on the dark web, Reuters had earlier reported.
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El Nino May Make History This Year: What It Means For India
The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has already estimated this year's southwest monsoon rainfall at just 90 per cent of the Long Period Average (LPA).
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Centre Reviews WhatsApp, Telegram Replies On Username, Uniform Rules Likely
The government has emphasised that any regulatory framework will apply uniformly across all platforms
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Bengaluru Boy, 12, Attempts Suicide After Alleged School Assault
Boy's father told police that for several days before the incident, Samarth had repeatedly told his family that he was scared to go to school.
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Vijay, Mohanlal To Share Stage For Anti-Drug Campaign: Kerala Minister
The announcement came after Chennithala discussed closer cooperation with Vijay to tackle drug trafficking across the Kerala-Tamil Nadu border.
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UP Speaker Questions 'Donations Without Devotion'. Opposition Responds
Uttar Pradesh assembly Speaker Satish Mahana tore into the Opposition for maligning every person and the entire organisation that struggled for the Ram temple to be built
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Gautam Adani Denies Any Deal Linked To US Move To Drop Charges
The counsel also indicated that the proposed investment could potentially form part of a resolution if US authorities chose to consider it.
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TVK Worker Expelled From Party After Viral "Bribe" Video
The development assumes significance as it came on the very day the state government stepped up its anti-corruption campaign by directing all government offices, district collectorates, local bodies and public sector undertakings.
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Will Reach Delhi Without Permission: Omar Abdullah On Statehood Protest
The National Conference has stepped up its campaign for statehood restoration, accusing the Centre of failing to honour repeated assurances on the issue.
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Centre Plans To Bring OTT Under Censor Purview: Sources Amid 'Satluj' Row
The government is deliberating on making censor board certification mandatory to release films and similar content on the OTT platforms, said sources.
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Opinion | The Growing Drone Wars In Myanmar
The junta did not invent Myanmar's drone battlefield. It learned it from its enemies. Now those enemies must learn how to defeat the very system they helped prove.
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Nair Community Body Doubles Down On Criticism Against Kerala Chief Minister
Kerala Chief Minister VD Satheesan's attempt to put to rest speculation about his relationship with Nair Service Society (NSS) General Secretary G Sukumaran Nair has triggered a sharp response from the community leader.
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Assam Town's Move To Name, Shame Public Urinators Sparks Debate
The campaign uses CCTV cameras installed at identified hotspots to capture instances of public urination and littering.
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11-Year-Old Hit, Dragged 1.5 Km By School Van In Bihar, Driver Flees
The incident took place between Yadavpur Mor and Banjari Mor within Town police station limits.
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Government File Delayed? Delhi's New Bill Could Fine The Officer Responsible
The proposed law will give citizens a legal right to receive notified government services within fixed timelines and track their applications online.
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Race For Two-Thirds Majority: Inside Parliament's New Numbers Game
Monsoon session of parliament: The government needs a special two-thirds majority in both the Lok Sabha and the Rajya Sabha
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How Delhi Police Proved Tahir Hussain Was Behind Intel Officer's Killing
During the trial, the prosecution examined 91 witnesses, including family members of the deceased, police officials, forensic experts, doctors and witnesses.
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Puri Gears Up For Grand Rath Yatra As Final Preparations End
The Gundicha Temple is believed by the holy texts to be the birthplace of the Chaturddha Murti (Lord Jagannath, Lord Balabhadra, Maa Subhadra, and Sudarshan).
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Analysis: Can Taslima Nasreen Finally Return To Her Second Home? Kolkata Visit Revives Debate
Taslima always believed that if Dhaka was her first home, Kolkata had to be second because of its connection with the Bengali language and culture
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Ghaziabad Man Begged For Help For 40 Minutes, Bled To Death Outside Police Booth
Raj Kumar had injured himself while banging on the door of the police booth and died after begging for help for about 40 minutes.
