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India's BRICS Balancing Act: Why New Delhi Wants a Multipolar World, Not Another Power Centre
India is using BRICS to push for a multipolar world while maintaining strong ties with both the West and Russia. New Delhi wants reforms in international institutions and greater representation for developing nations, without turning BRICS into an anti-Western bloc or allowing China to dominate the grouping.
'Tel Aviv won't like this': What BRICS Summit declaration on Gaza means for India-Israel ties
BRICS' joint statement strongly backed Palestinian rights and criticised Israel's actions. The declaration comes as India maintains close ties with Tel Aviv, with its wording reflecting New Delhi's effort to balance its Israel partnership with its BRICS commitments and strategic autonomy.
India's Diplomatic Win at BRICS as Consensus Emerges Between Iran and UAE Amid Differences
India achieved a diplomatic success at the BRICS summit, where consensus was reached between Iran and UAE despite existing differences. However, detailed information about the subject of the disagreement and India's specific role is not available.
Send Devotional Shiv-Parvati Messages to Wish Your Loved Ones on Hartalika Teej
On the occasion of Hartalika Teej, people can send their loved ones devotional messages related to Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati as a way of extending festive wishes.
Ganesh Sthapana Muhurat 2026: Installation at 11:02 AM in New Delhi, What to Do Before That?
In 2026, the Ganesh Chaturthi tithi begins at 7:06 AM, while the auspicious muhurat for Ganpati sthapana in New Delhi falls at 11:02 AM. The report discusses what devotees should do during the roughly four-hour gap between these two timings.
Monsoon withdrawal in India to begin from September 19 amid 15% rain deficit: IMD
According to the India Meteorological Department (IMD), monsoon withdrawal from India is expected to begin on September 19, amid a 15% rain deficit this season. Uttar Pradesh is likely to see isolated to scattered rainfall until September 18, while parts of Rajasthan could witness isolated rain between September 15 and 17.
Waqf Board's ban on Tahari and bird feeding inside shrines sparks outrage in Kashmir
A ban imposed by the Waqf Board on distributing Tahari and feeding birds inside shrines in Kashmir has triggered outrage among devotees and common people, who call it direct interference in centuries-old faith practices at the region's dargahs and khanqahs.
Balaghat Child Deaths Raise Questions Over Malnutrition, Healthcare and Government Response
Reports of child deaths in the Balaghat area have raised questions over malnutrition, the state of healthcare services, and the government's response. The civil surgeon of the area's largest government hospital has said there is no particular disease affecting the region.
NCERT's Vision 2047: Science Education to Become Practical and Project-Based, Rote Learning to End
NCERT is preparing to bring major changes to science education, aiming to end rote learning and instead emphasize practical and project-based learning.
Good News Before Festivals: Sugar Prices Drop; Government Planning Pays Off
The average retail price of sugar across the country has remained below Rs 60 per kg for the fourth consecutive day in a row, bringing relief to consumers ahead of the festive season.
'When India Leads, the World Listens': Rajnath Singh on Success of 18th BRICS Summit
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh described the 18th BRICS Summit, held in New Delhi under India's presidency, as a major diplomatic achievement under Prime Minister Modi's leadership.
UP: CM Yogi Gifts Cashless Treatment Facility to State's Advocates, Says Common Man's Trust in Courts Must Be Upheld
Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has announced a cashless treatment facility of up to five lakh rupees for advocates of the High Court and district courts in Uttar Pradesh.