Blog

Top Stories

Crops wait as monsoon plays truant in Telangana

Delayed monsoon rains have slowed Telangana’s farm activity to its lowest levels. Paddy cultivation is the biggest casualty of the uneven rainfall pattern this season. Farmers are holding back from transplanting, waiting for sustained showers to begin. Sowing has covered only 45.4% of the normal cultivated area as of July 14. Telangana received 158.4 mm

Read More
Blog

PM Modi lays foundation stone of development projects worth Rs 14,700 cr in Haryana – ThePrint

PM Modi lays foundation stone of development projects worth Rs 14,700 cr in Haryana  ThePrint

Read More
Top Stories

Ram Mandir donation theft: SIT seeks more time for probe, likely to submit report to SC

The Special Investigation Team probing Ram Temple donations seeks more time. An interim report will be submitted directly to the Supreme Court on Monday. The SIT was formed at the request of the Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Teerth Kshetra Trust. An earlier report led to eight arrests and recovery of nearly eighty lakh rupees. The Trust

Read More
Blog

‘Modi thinks way in advance’: PM says Hormuz crisis didn’t affect Railways, draws parallel with 2014

Prime Minister Narendra Modi stated Indian Railways’ rapid electrification aids national energy security. Electrification over twelve years prevented a standstill during Middle East crises. Less than thirty percent of the rail network was electrified before 2014. Nearly ninety-nine percent of India’s rail network is now electrified. This transformation ensures uninterrupted train operations despite global energy

Read More
Top Stories

Microplastics reach remote ecosystem as Indian Ocean animals show high levels

Microplastics have infiltrated remote deep-sea hydrothermal vent ecosystems globally. A recent study found microplastics in ninety-two percent of examined deep-sea animals. Polystyrene was the most frequently detected polymer among the plastic particles found. Feeding behavior influenced microplastic accumulation within the animals’ bodies. Animals from the Indian Ocean showed significantly higher microplastic concentrations than Pacific specimens.

Read More
Top Stories

Your landlord sold the property—can the new owner evict you?

When a property is sold in India, a tenant’s rental agreement does not simply disappear. The new landlord is bound by the original terms set by the previous owner. Rent hikes can only occur if specified in an escalation clause within the contract. Tenants who continue paying their old landlord post-sale remain protected, and their

Read More
Top Stories

After 8k layoffs, Meta sued by former employees claiming it used AI

Meta faces a lawsuit from 26 employees claiming AI influenced layoff selections. The workers allege AI systems unfairly targeted those on medical and parental leave. These employees argue the process violated federal and state discrimination laws. Meta denies these allegations, stating people, not AI, made workforce decisions. The lawsuit seeks to keep the employees employed

Read More
Top Stories

How one Roman official helped save ancient knowledge from disappearing

War in sixth-century Italy destroyed knowledge, prompting Cassiodorus to act. He founded a monastery where monks copied and translated manuscripts. This work saved religious and secular writings from being lost forever. The Vivarium monastery became a vital center for preserving ancient texts. Cassiodorus’s efforts ensured knowledge survived centuries of instability.

Read More
Top Stories

Ex-cricketer backs Rohit to sign off from ODIs with ‘innings that people remember’

Patel said the India opener has repeatedly shown during his career that he responds strongly after a lean run and expects him to do so again if Sunday’s match turns out to be his last.

Read More