India
Delhi Building Collapse: 3 Months' Deposit, Zero Liability – How the Hostel's Rent Agreement Protected Its Owners
A 27-hour rescue operation in Delhi ended after a hostel building collapse left seven people dead, with 12 others pulled from the debris. Five survivors were injured, three of them reported to be in serious condition.
Today's Imagination Will Become Tomorrow's Military Capabilities, Says Rajnath Singh, Stresses on MSMEs and Startups
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh said that technological leadership will determine strategic advantage in future wars. He emphasised the need to expand DRDO-industry partnerships beyond production into research.
Supreme Court Issues Contempt Notice to Education Secretary Over Lapses in Regulating Educational Institutions
The Supreme Court has issued a contempt notice against the Secretary of the Union Ministry of Education for failing to comply with directions concerning the registration and regulation of institutions that impart education to children below the age of 14.
Big Relief for Bihar Flood Victims, CM Samrat to Transfer Rs 7,000 to Accounts Today
In relief news for flood-affected people in Bihar, a report states that Rs 7,000 in assistance will be transferred to their bank accounts today.
Intensify Counter-Insurgency and Seal Borders: Kashmir IGP Orders Tighter Security Grid in High-Level Review
Kashmir IGP Sujit Kumar chaired a high-level security review meeting, directing officials to intensify counter-insurgency operations, tighten inter-district border checks, and enhance proactive policing.
PIL Filed in Supreme Court Seeking National Framework to Curb Fake Medicines
A public interest litigation has been filed in the Supreme Court demanding a comprehensive national framework to stop the production and sale of fake and adulterated medicines.
'Apprehensions Are Based Purely on Speculation', Says Supreme Court, Refuses to Reshuffle Probe Committee
The Supreme Court has rejected a demand to reshuffle the committee formed to probe alleged police excesses during the 'Cockroach Janata Party's' march to Parliament.
The Death of Kashmir's Lifelines: Inside the Sewage Crisis Choking Dal Lake and the Jhelum River
A critical study reveals that nearly 147 million liters of untreated sewage enters Srinagar's Jhelum River and Dal Lake every day, raising fears of an ecological collapse for these vital water bodies.
Such Teachers?: School Management Allegedly Called Father a 'Criminal' in Front of Children, Sirajuddin Humiliated
At a grievance redressal camp held at the mini-secretariat in Gurugram, a parent named Sirajuddin alleged that the school management called him a criminal in front of children, causing him public humiliation.
Road Accident in Morena: Speeding Bike Collides with Parked Rickshaw, Four From Same Family Killed
Four members of the same family died after a motorcycle collided with a parked rickshaw on NH-44 in Morena district, Madhya Pradesh. The accident occurred near the JK Tyre factory in the Noorabad police station area. The identities of the deceased have not yet been confirmed.
PM Modi to Distribute Over 51,000 Appointment Letters at Rozgar Mela on Saturday; Postings in Railways and Defence Ministry
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will distribute appointment letters to over 51,000 newly recruited candidates at a Rozgar Mela on Saturday. This 20th edition of the employment fair will be held across 45 locations nationwide via video conferencing.
Rain wreaks havoc in Gangtok, landslides in several areas; NH-10 closed
Continuous rain in Gangtok, the capital of Sikkim, has triggered landslides and soil erosion in several areas, disrupting normal life.
How Surendra Koli Escaped the Hangman's Noose in 2014, Only to Die Months After Supreme Court Cleared Him
Nithari case accused Surendra Koli, who once faced execution in Meerut jail, was later acquitted by the Supreme Court and was running a tea stall in Haridwar. He died months after the top court cleared him, capping a tragic and complex legal saga.