Houthis threaten Red Sea attacks 
Kiran Rijiju meets Rahul Gandhi to address Parliament logjam 
Candidate Thomas Smith Beats John James in GOP Primary for Michigan Congressional Seat 
FAA Launches Investigation into Safety Lapse at Reagan National Airport. 
Niti Aayog proposes caregiving policy Month: April 2026
Priyanka Gandhi Slams BJP Over UP Women Violence
The brutal murder of a young girl in Ghazipur, Uttar Pradesh, has sparked widespread outrage, with Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi Vadra accusing the BJP government of failing to protect women amid rising violence, and demanding action against perpetrators and accountability from the government.
Collector Rajakumari Ganiya Averts Fuel Crisis in Andhra Pradesh’s Nandyal District
** Collector Rajakumari Ganiya's timely intervention averts fuel crisis in Andhra Pradesh's Nandyal District, ensuring fuel for farmers just in time for the peak agricultural season.
85-Year-Old Widow Deported by ICE Despite 50-Year Marriage to U.S. Serviceman
** An 85-year-old widow, Marie-Thérèse Ross-Mahé, is deported from the United States after spending over 50 years married to a U.S. serviceman. Despite her decades-long contributions to American society, she is caught in the crosshairs of the country's outdated immigration laws, sparking outrage and highlighting the need for compassion and equality in the U.S. immigration policy.
Russia drone strike puts Chornobyl site at risk after 40 years of safety efforts
The Chornobyl nuclear power plant, infamous for being the site of the world's worst nuclear accident, remains at risk after a Russian drone penetrated the confinement shelter in February 2025. The incident raises concerns about the site's ongoing safety and stability, highlighting the need for international cooperation and enhanced nuclear security measures.
Bengal Elections Phase 2: High-Stakes Battle Between TMC and BJP Set to Shape Final Outcome
The second phase of the West Bengal elections has emerged as a crucial battleground that...
Tamil Nadu Polls Close without Repoll as ECI Suspends 5 West Bengal Policemen over Election Disputes
Polls in Tamil Nadu Close without Repoll Order, as ECI Slams West Bengal Police in...
Japan Hires Athletes as Care Workers
In a bid to address its severe staff shortage, Japan's elder care system is recruiting young athletes from various disciplines, including bodybuilding, wrestling, and MMA, to work as care workers, marking a significant shift in the industry and challenging traditional notions of caregiving.
OpenAI Apologizes for Failing to Alert Authorities in Tumbler Ridge Shooting, Ignites AI Regulation Debate
Summary: The recent fatal shooting in Tumbler Ridge, British Columbia, raises critical questions about the...
Ram Madhav Questions India-US Ties: ‘We Agreed to Stop Iran Oil, Faced Pressure on RussiaSo Where Are We Falling Short’
The recent remarks by RSS leader and former BJP general secretary Ram Madhav during a...
Raghav Chadha Resignation Spreads Uncertainty Amid Aam Aadmi Party Crisis in Delhi
** In a shocking move, Raghav Chadha stepped down as the key strategist for the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) in Delhi, leaving behind uncertainty and disillusionment among its supporters. Delhi CM Rekha Gupta's statement raises concerns about the party's ideology and leadership. Can the AAP bounce back and regain the trust of its supporters, or will it lose sight of its revolutionary ideals?
Scottish Greens Leader Sparks Fury with Trump Golf Course Removal Call
Scottish Greens Leader Sparks Controversy with Comments on Trump Golf Courses In a recent turn...
Trump Envoys Bound for Pakistan to Kick Off New Iran Peace Talks
New Iran Peace Talks Set to Commence in Pakistan, White House Announces In a significant...
Rubio Skips Iran Talks as Trump Delegates Diplomacy, Highlighting Shift in U.S. Foreign Policy Strategy
The absence of U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio from the latest round of high-stakes...
ED Raids in Kolkata and North 24 Parganas Intensify West Bengal Ration Scam Probe, Focus on Money Laundering Links
The Enforcement Directorate (ED) on Saturday carried out a series of high-profile raids across multiple...
Opposition Lawmakers Unite to Oust Gyanesh Kumar in Indian Parliament
It’s a tense day in the corridors of power here at New Delhi’s Parliament House,...
AAP MPs Exempted From Anti-Defection Law, Experts Say Constitutional Overhaul is Needed
The anti-defection law is unlikely to apply to AAP MPs, according to experts, highlighting the need for a constitutional overhaul to prevent defections and maintain democratic stability in India, with significant implications for the country's politics, economy, and public trust.
