India
What Is 'One Nation, One Time': IST to Become Mandatory in India from March 2027
The Indian government has decided to make Indian Standard Time (IST) mandatory for all legal, administrative and digital functions from March 2027, moving towards a 'One Nation, One Time' system.
Delhi Residents Alert! Travel Carefully on September 2: Traffic to Change on 35+ Roads, Diversions on Several Routes
Delhi Traffic Police has issued a traffic advisory for September 2 ahead of a motorcade rehearsal for the BRICS Summit 2026. Traffic restrictions and diversions will be in place on several major roads in the national capital that day.
Ganga's Fury in Bihar: Water Level Crosses Warning Mark
The Ganga's water level in Munger has risen about 18 centimetres above the warning mark, causing floodwater to spread into low-lying areas. Erosion threatens the foundations of homes, and villagers are using geo bags themselves to protect their land.
Graham Staines murder: Will Dara Singh walk free after 25 years in jail?
The Supreme Court is considering Dara Singh's plea for remission after he has spent more than 25 years in jail. According to the report, his record also includes convictions in two other killings involving religious minorities.
Tamil Nadu Liquor Shops Overcharge Up to ₹20: Over 60 Employees Suspended, Why Did the Controversy Escalate?
Complaints have surfaced in Tamil Nadu about liquor shop staff overcharging customers by up to ₹20 above the fixed price, leading to the suspension of more than 60 employees. The issue has fuelled a growing controversy.
Back in Uniform After 26 Years: Ex-Soldier Who Became a Monk Returns to CRPF After Dismissal
Girvar Singh Tomar of Chhichawali village was dismissed from CRPF 26 years ago, after which he adopted the life of a monk. After a 26-year legal battle, he has now got the chance to serve in CRPF again.
Yasin Malik Decides to Divorce Wife Mushaal From Tihar Jail, Says No Contact for 8 Years
Jailed separatist leader Yasin Malik has decided to divorce his wife Mushaal Hussein Mullick, according to an affidavit reportedly filed in a Jammu court from Tihar jail. He is said to have stated there has been no contact between them for eight years.
New IGP Sujit Kumar Reviews South Kashmir Security, Flags Need for Heightened Vigilance in Anantnag
New IGP Sujit Kumar reviewed the security situation in South Kashmir's Anantnag district and stressed the need for heightened vigilance in the region. Senior officers briefed him on the district's prevailing security and crime situation, as well as measures being taken to strengthen policing and public safety.
Encounter with Terrorists in Budgam: Major Security Forces Operation in Upper Yusmarg Forests
An encounter has broken out between security forces and terrorists near the popular tourist destination of Yusmarg in Jammu and Kashmir's Budgam district. Security forces have launched a major operation in the forests of upper Yusmarg.
Cleaner Allegedly Steals Gold Worth ₹1 Crore from Bank Locker Using Duplicate Key in Akola
Over 715 grams of gold jewellery worth around ₹1.07 crore has gone missing from a locker at a Central Bank of India branch in Akola, Maharashtra. Police have arrested bank cleaner Vaibhav Kolhe in connection with the theft.
China's 'Grey-Zone' Game: Why India Must Prepare for Armed Co-existence
According to former Foreign Secretary Vijay Gokhale, China waits for strategic opportunities to exert 'grey-zone' military pressure. He argues that India should be prepared for a state of 'armed co-existence' with China.
'Hawk Eye' Returns to the Skies: ISRO to Launch EOS-5 on Janmashtami
ISRO is set to launch the EOS-5 satellite aboard the GSLV-F17 rocket in the early hours of Friday. The launch coincides with Janmashtami and is expected to strengthen the country's space surveillance and security capabilities.
Indigenous Tank 'Zorawar' Prepares to Counter China, Belgium Defense Partnership in Focus
India's indigenous tank 'Zorawar' is at the center of a defense partnership with Belgium and is being described as capable of countering China's moves, though detailed technical information is limited.