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Chaos To Coaching: How AI Is Helping Slash Road Fatalities In India
As India prepares for the upcoming AI Impact Summit, a quiet revolution is unfolding across its 64-lakh-kilometre road network.
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Delhi Police Busts Fake Medicine Factory In Bihar, 9 Arrested
The Delhi Police have busted a fake medicine manufacturing unit in Bihar's Gaya, the second in the last week, and arrested one more accused linked to an interstate drug syndicate, an official said on Friday.
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IIT Kanpur Technician Hangs Self After Argument With Fiance
A 28-year-old junior technician at the Indian Institute of Technology-Kanpur (IIT-K) on Saturday hanged herself to death inside the campus accommodation allegedly after disconnecting her phone with fiance.
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6-Year-Old Dies 15 Days After Sister's Death, Mother Gave Them Rat Poison
Police in Punjab's Bathinda have arrested a woman for allegedly poisoning her two minor children. The suspect, believed to be involved in an extramarital affair, reportedly fed the children food laced with rat poison.
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Parliament Data Reveals Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh Lag In Drone Adoption
A written reply tabled in the Lok Sabha has brought fresh scrutiny to the pace of drone adoption in Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh, even as the Centre claims to have significantly liberalised India's drone ecosystem.
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76-Year-Old Man Dies, 9 Injured In Bee Attack In Odisha
A 76-year-old man died and at least nine others were injured when a swarm of bees attacked them in Odisha's Kendrapara district, police said on Saturday.
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4 Killed As Car Plunges In Gorge In Himachal Pradesh: Cops
Four people, including a woman and her son, were killed and another sustained serious injuries when their car plunged into a deep gorge in Kinnaur, police said on Saturday.
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7 Years Of Pulwama: How India Cracked Case, Changed Anti-Terror Response
Seven years after Pulwama, Jaish-e-Mohammad chief Masood Azhar remains elusive, his freedom of movement curtailed. India's assertive retaliation strategy has forced him into hiding, stripping Pakistan of its erstwhile safe haven status.
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CEO Jensen Huang Won't Attend India AI Impact Summit: Nvidia
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang will not be travelling to India next week for the India AI Impact Summit, which global technology industry and political leaders are likely to attend, the company said on Saturday.
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India Set To Resume Work On Wular Barrage, Stalled By Indus Waters Treaty
Nine months after suspending the Indus Waters Treaty (IWT) following the Pahalgam attack, the Jammu and Kashmir government is set to resume work on the stalled Wular barrage. The project aims to regulate water storage from the Jhelum River.
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How 'Project Empathy' Helps Preserve Nagaland's Oral History Collections
A project themed on empathy is bringing a positive change, without any fanfare, in Nagaland after it guided college students to return to their communities and engage in intimate conversations with elders.
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311 Endangered Turtles Seized From AC First-Class Coach In Bhopal
The Madhya Pradesh State Tiger Strike Force (STSF), in a joint operation with the Railway Protection Force (RPF) and the Bhopal Forest Division, seized 311 rare and endangered turtles from the AC First-Class coach
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333 CCTVs, Sensors: How Delhi Civic Body Keeps Watch On 17 Public Services
The high-tech facility currently keeps watch over nearly 17 essential public services, ranging from sanitation and traffic flow to environmental conditions.
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4.2 Km Highway Emergency Landing Strip For Military, Civil Aircraft In Assam
Under the scorching sun, crowds gathered along the Moran bypass in Assam on Saturday to witness Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurate the Northeast's first Emergency Landing Facility (ELF).
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Bengal Poll Officer Calls Lover's Husband For SIR, Chops Body, Dumps Pieces
A booth-level officer was among two arrested for allegedly murdering a man over an extramarital relationship, in West Bengal's North 24 Parganas district, police said.
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India Has 25,001 Licensed Pilots, Centre Lacks Data On Those Seeking Jobs
India currently has 25,001 pilots with valid licences, the government informed the Lok Sabha. But the Centre also admitted it has no central record of how many of these pilots are actually employed
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Wedding Gunfire Kills 15-Year-Old Breadwinner, Family Protests
A night meant for music, lights, and celebration turned into a scene of horror in Madhya Pradesh's Sagar when a bullet tore through the chest of a 15-year-old band player during a wedding procession.
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Suicide Note Claims Kerala Teen Was Distressed Over Korean Friend's Death
Shocking cyber trail details have surfaced in the death of 16-year-old Aditya in Chottanikkara, with investigators widening their probe to examine the role of a shadowy Instagram account allegedly targeting minors.
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The China Factor Behind Northeast's First Emergency Runway On Highway
The China factor is one the the key reasons behind the significance of the emergency landing facility (ELF) on the Dibrugarh-Moran stretch of a national highway in Assam.
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This Tamil Nadu Town Is Fast Becoming A Hub For Chip Design Talent
A semiconductor startup announcement from a small Tamil Nadu town may have seemed unlikely a few years ago, but that's exactly what's happening in Tenkasi.
