US sinks six vessels alleged to be drug trafficking fuel depots 
SFI alleges Congress-RSS nexus in Kerala University appointments 
BJP seeks Presidential intervention on Odisha royalty amendment 
USAID cuts funding, Nepal flood relief faces shortages. 
TTD approves pay revision, ₹10 lakh pilot insurance for pilgrims 
Andhra Pradesh to Distribute 73 Lakh Pattadar Passbooks by March, Says Chandrababu Naidu Push for Land Dispute-Free State
73 lakh Pattadar Passbooks to be Given Away in A.P. by March, Says Naidu In...
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Motorists Demand Widening of Tiruchi-Karaikudi National Highway.
** The Tiruchi-Karaikudi national highway, a crucial artery connecting southern Tamil Nadu to northern areas, is plagued by frequent congestion and accidents, prompting motorists to demand urgent widening and safety improvements from the state government.
Punjab police kill civilians, says activist
** In 1990, Jaswant Singh Khalra, a Sikh human rights activist, uncovered a disturbing truth about the Punjab police - they were killing civilians and disguising it as encounters with militants. Khalra's brave crusade against police brutality exposed a string of extrajudicial killings, forcing the Indian government to confront its own human rights abuses.
Police cremate unclaimed body
** A dramatic turn of events has unfolded in Baruipur, West Bengal, where a man was killed in a police encounter, but his family has refused to claim his body, citing allegations of domestic abuse, sparking a heated debate about police actions and family dynamics.
Iran delays Khamenei funeral
The funeral procession for former Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei has been delayed due to security concerns, as tensions between Iran and the US escalate following a recent exchange of strikes, sparking fears of further unrest and instability in the region.
Ukraine seeks US Patriot missiles
Ukraine is looking to bolster its air defenses by acquiring the US Patriot missile system, a move that could significantly enhance its security posture amid ongoing conflicts with Russia and other regional powers, with Germany and Japan's experiences serving as a valuable lesson.
Nato chief responds to Greenland query
A journalist's pointed question to NATO Chief Jens Stoltenberg about the implications of US President Donald Trump's suggestion to purchase Greenland has sparked a debate about the limits of diplomatic decorum and the role of self-respect in international dealings.
Modi visits New Zealand
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has arrived in New Zealand, marking the first visit by...
Estonia Implements AI System to Detect Legal Errors Before They Become Law.
Estonia has launched an AI-driven system to detect legal mistakes before they become law, inspired by a $28 million lawsuit that resulted from a simple wording error in 2008. The AI solution aims to prevent such costly blunders and streamline the legislative process, saving time and resources for vital public services.
Hollywood remakes animated classics
The world of Hollywood is abuzz with excitement as several beloved animated classics are set...
Srikakulam to get airport
The Union Civil Aviation Minister, Rammohan Naidu, has announced that an airport will be established in Mandasa mandal of Srikakulam district under the UDAN scheme, aiming to make Srikakulam a mini aviation hub and enhance its connectivity to major cities across the country.
AustralianSuper Invests 500 Million Australian Dollars in India’s Infrastructure Fund
AustralianSuper, Australia's largest pension fund, has announced a $500 million investment in India's infrastructure fund, supporting India's ambitious plans to upgrade its infrastructure and strengthening bilateral economic ties between Australia and India.
Former AIADMK MLAs meet Tamil Nadu Assembly Speaker
** Former AIADMK MLAs S. Sathyabama and Maragatham Kumaravel, facing disqualification proceedings, met Tamil Nadu Assembly Speaker amid controversy over their defection to All India Trinamool Congress, led by West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee, sparking debate on 10th Schedule of Constitution and implications for Tamil Nadu politics.
Mexico probes FBI role in El Mayo arrest
Mexico is investigating the possible role of the FBI in the arrest of Ismael Sambrano, aka El Mayo, a notorious Mexican drug lord, amid accusations of US involvement and strained US-Mexico relations, sparking controversy over sovereignty and trust between the two countries.
Iran denies tanker attack claims
Iran's denial of involvement in tanker attacks has escalated tensions with the global community, with analysts suggesting the incident may be a calculated move to gain an upper hand in negotiations and secure economic concessions.
Adura CEO warns of fuel shortages
London – British Energy firm Adura has issued a stark warning to the UK government...
Landslip occurs near Madikeri bus stand, public entry to Raja’s seat banned
** A landslip near the Madikeri bus stand has led to the closure of Raja's seat to the public, with authorities diverting traffic and prioritizing public safety amidst concerns over infrastructure vulnerabilities and the risk of future landslides.
Hormuz Crisis Deepens: US Launches Second Day of Strikes on Iran After Trump Says Peace Agreement Is ‘Over’
US launches strikes on Iran for a second day after Trump says agreement to end...
‘Satluj’ Controversy Rocks Punjab Politics: How Diljit Dosanjh’s Film Has Reignited Identity, Free Speech and Election-Year Fault Lines
The "Satluj" controversy has rapidly evolved from an entertainment issue to a major political flashpoint in Punjab, exposing ideological divisions and reigniting debates on identity, free speech, and cultural representation, with political parties struggling to navigate the complex issue ahead of elections.
India, Afghanistan agree to form Joint Working Group to promote agricultural cooperation
India and Afghanistan have taken a significant step towards strengthening their bilateral ties by forming a Joint Working Group to promote cooperation in agriculture and livestock, with the goal of improving food security, agricultural production, and livelihoods of farmers in both countries.
