Why Supreme Court has ruled Article 370 removal as constitutionally valid
Supreme Court opined that Article 370 was a feature of asymmetric federalism and was temporary and not a signifier of Jammu and Kashmir’s sovereignty
PM Modi again tops list of most popular global leaders with 76% rating: Survey
According to the survey 76 percent of the respondents approved his way of leadership, while only 18 percent disapproved it and 6 percent did not give any opinion
Vladimir Putin on PM Modi's leadership: 'Cannot imagine he could be intimidated or forced'
Vladimir Putin lauded Narendra Modi's stance in defending India's national interests, expressing admiration for the Prime Minister.
KCR suffers hip fracture after fall in bathroom, requires replacement surgery
The BRS party chief is suspected to have fractured his hip at his Erravelli farm house.
US ambassador to India on relations between the 2 countries: 'They are dating'
Eric Garcetti further said, in jest, that there was strong desire in the hearts of both India and the United States and things were "personal".
Kim Jong Un cries, appeals to North Korean women to have more babies. Video
Kim Jong Un had a tearful plea aimed to rally support for population growth in North Korea, citing it as crucial for strengthening the country's future.
MP rants on video over e-challans, Mumbai Traffic Police replies with Rs 16,900 pending fines
Following Amol Kolhe's tweet, Mumbai Traffic Police disclosed that his vehicle had accrued overdue fines from 15 e-challans, totalling Rs 16,900.
Paraguay official resigns after signing agreement with Swami Nithyananda's fictional country
Arnaldo Chamorro was replaced as chief of staff for Paraguay's Agriculture Ministry on Wednesday shortly after it was revealed that he signed a proclamation with representatives of the United States of Kailasa.
Uttarakhand tunnel rescue, Adani stocks surge, Bengaluru circular rail: Top 5 headlines today
From the Uttarakhand tunnel rescue efforts reaching a breakthrough 17 days after 41 workers were trapped inside to shares of all ten Adani group listed firms going up, check out the top stories of the day.
Uttarakhand tunnel rescue: Pipes pushed up to 52 metres, breakthrough point 57 metres, says CM Pushkar Singh Dhami
The breakthrough point is 57 metres, he told reporters in Silkyara.
IIM, IIT alumnus and Subhiksha promoter sentenced to 20 years for defrauding investors
The court has convicted Subramanian and his accomplices under the Tamil Nadu Protection of Interests of Depositors (in financial establishments) Act (TNPID Act).
Indian student, 26, shot dead inside car in US
Indian doctoral scholar Aaditya Adlakha died earlier this month at the UC Medical Center, according to the police.
Rohit Sharma – immortal as leader?
Rohit Sharma led a band of underperformers to the pinnacle of near-cricketing invincibility, and in the process united a fractured nation for 46 glorious days. We finally lost with a quick slip between the Cup and the lip, so close yet so far to tasting monumental success. Does Rohit Sharma deserve cricketing immortality?
T20 World Cup 2024: American cricket has a bonanza coming
Afghanistan's remarkable performances in the just concluded ODI World Cup came with none of the advantages now accruing to American cricket. Given that Afghanistan broke into cricket’s top tier less than a decade ago, there’s no reason the US team can’t improve from its current world ranking of 2022, with much better funding, infrastructure and playing opportunities
The fight for a 48-hour week shouldn’t be forgotten by those demanding unduly long work hours
It is perfectly acceptable for individuals who have significant financial rewards tied to long hours to voluntarily put in any number of hours they wish to. Individuals driven by a passion to make the world a better place are also known to work long hours. But to advocate such long hours for everyone is nothing short of an exhortation to return to the exploitative practices of the early days of the Industrial Revolution
Unknown flying object affects flight services in Manipur
An official of the Air Traffic Control (ATC) said they received a message from the CISF at 2.30 pm, informing them that a UFO was found near the airport.
Uttarakhand tunnel collapse: High-level meet explores options to rescue workers, assigns different agencies specific options
The sources said all the agencies concerned have posted senior officers at the site and the government has given a clear direction that whatever is possible be done for the rescue operation.
Train travelling to Darbhanga from New Delhi catches fire in Etawah, no injuries reported
All passengers were disembarked safely. There are no injuries or casualties. The train is scheduled to leave shortly, said CPRO, North Central Railways
Who is Suella Braverman, Indian-origin UK minister sacked by Rishi Sunak?
Suella Braverman faced mounting pressure for her provocative remarks on migrants, protesters, police, and the homeless.
CBI busts interstate fake job racket, 3 arrested
Members of the syndicate conducted fake training camps for aspirants in multiple cities and two were found operational in Patna and Mumbai’s Sakinaka, the officials said.
Vivek Ramaswamy calls Nikki Haley 'Dick Cheney in three-inch heels'. Her response
Third Republican presidential debate: Fireworks erupted between Nikki Haley and Vivek Ramaswamy, who is seen as a political novice, when he branded Haley 'Dick Cheney in three-inch heels'.
Israeli woman hid under boyfriend's dead body during Hamas attack. He had dived on a grenade
In the darkness of the shelter, the couple muffled their sobs, holding tight to their phones, their only means of contact with the world outside.
Drone footage paints grim picture of Delhi's battle with toxic smog. Video
Delhi pollution crisis: Drone camera footage captured from the Kalindi Kunj area paints a grim picture as a thick layer of haze blankets the sky.
Delhi's pollution crisis prompts odd-even return, school closures: 10-point explainer
Delhi pollution has prompted schools in the national capital to close for all classes barring 10 and 12.
