Gold rush: Arundhati Choudhary wins India’s fifth boxing gold at CWG 2026
Arundhati defeated Reid by a unanimous 5-0 decision to give India its fifth boxing gold of the competition.
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Unnati bags bronze, India”s record CWG haul in judo rises to four medals – ThePrint
Unnati bags bronze, India”s record CWG haul in judo rises to four medals ThePrint
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From surgery to success: How Yash Vir made a double podium for India in javelin – The Indian Express
From surgery to success: How Yash Vir made a double podium for India in javelin The Indian Express
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Army’s intelligence units, Rajasthan police bust counterfeit combat uniform racket in Sriganganagar
Indian Army intelligence and Rajasthan police seized nearly 1,000 meters of unauthorized combat cloth. This action followed a lead pointing to a local firm supplying counterfeit army-pattern fabric. The coordinated operation on July 30 uncovered a wider network distributing fake military uniforms. Similar counterfeit cloth was previously seized in Bareilly, traced to Sriganganagar. Unauthorized sale
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‘You should’ve apologized’: Congress targets PM Modi over his ‘forgive you’ remark in Insta video
In a bold move, Congress leader Supriya Shrinate has taken aim at Prime Minister Narendra Modi, demanding he apologize for the alleged brutal treatment of students during recent protests. She accused the government of cruelty and called for accountability, urging the Prime Minister to step into Parliament and address the issue directly, particularly after his
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Meet Roy Kim, 13, who turns air moisture into water for farms
In a remarkable feat of ingenuity, a young student has created technology that converts air moisture into potable water. This device stands as a sustainable beacon for farmers struggling with inadequate water supply. Featuring a Peltier module for condensation, it smartly monitors water delivery and environmental factors through advanced sensors. Roy Kim aspires for his
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‘My return to Kolkata proves injustice cannot be permanent’: Taslima Nasreen
Exiled author Taslima Nasreen returned to Kolkata after nineteen years of absence. She stated her return proves injustice is not permanent and spoke for women’s rights. Nasreen expressed concern over rising religious extremism in Bangladesh and curtailed freedom of speech. She lamented not finding a permanent home in the Bengals, though Europe offered security. The