3 rebel TMC MPs to meet Prime Minister today
A trio of dissenting Trinamool MPs is set to engage with Prime Minister Narendra Modi following their earlier discussions with Union Minister Amit
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Supreme Court happy with progress in talks in Sunjay Kapur case
In an effort to resolve a high-profile family dispute, members are actively engaging in mediation under the supervision of ex-CJI DY Chandrachud, following
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5.7 lakh people fined Rs 5.1 cr in 2025-26 for smoking in public
In India, over 570,000 individuals were fined for smoking in public spaces, accumulating penalties exceeding Rs 51 million under the COTPA legislation. Karnataka
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Influencer Sydney Towle dies at 26 after rare cancer battle
Content creator Sydney Towle, who inspired millions by documenting her battle with a rare form of cancer, has died at the age of
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‘It will end pretty soon’: Trump hints at sooner resolution to US-Iran war
Expressing confidence, US President Trump suggested that the Iran conflict is nearing its end, arguing that Tehran cannot bear its continuation. He remains
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Weeding out dead wood aim of compulsory retirement, says Supreme Court
The Supreme Court clarified that compulsory retirement is not a punishment for diminished performance, but rather a necessary step to uphold the standards
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South Africa recalls envoy for attending Zuma meet with businessman Gupta
South Africa’s diplomatic relations may be on shaky ground as the country has recalled its ambassador to India. This step follows the emergence
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Can’t exclude SC/ST creamy layer from quotas: Government to Supreme Court
The government is against extending the creamy layer to SC and ST reservation benefits, emphasizing that the challenges these communities face are rooted
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Netanyahu calls PM Modi, discusses bilateral ties, West Asia situation
In a significant phone discussion, Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu evaluated the progress made in their strategic partnership
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Foreign funding up despite tightening of FCRA rules
Despite the tightening of regulations, foreign contributions to NGOs have surged. Recently, however, there has been a notable decline in the number of