Justices R V Ghuge and M C Tripathi have been recommended for appointment as Chief Justices of the Calcutta and Bombay High Courts, respectively.

A new report indicates that 96 percent of Indian travelers choose to adapt their plans rather than cancel them when faced with travel disruptions.

Six people were killed when a container truck collided with a car near Panchak Vasa, approximately 4 km from Badnawar town in Madhya Pradesh, India.

Dharmendra Pradhan, India's former education minister, spoke for the first time since his resignation, stating he "suffered" due to Gen Z, who led protests against him.

Indian actor Govinda shares a poignant memory of walking into the Narmada River after his mother's passing, expressing his hope to reunite with her.

Delhi is implementing extensive security measures, including 20,000 security personnel, NDRF forces, CCTV cameras equipped with video analytics, and a Facial Recognition System, for the upcoming Independence Day celebrations at the Red Fort.

An article from Indian Express's UPSC Ethics Simplified series explores the philosophical question of whether the fear of punishment can effectively foster an ethical society.

A BJP MLA in Uttar Pradesh has alleged that his daughter was tricked into marrying a conman who reportedly had been married to 25 other women. The politician claims his daughter was a victim of deception.

Up to 20,000 seafarers, primarily Indian and Filipino crews, have been stranded in the Gulf since February due to the US-Iran war, with no clear end to their ordeal.

Indian filmmaker Gurvinder Singh's film 'Rehmat,' starring Naseeruddin Shah, is a Locarno competition title based on a real-life tragedy of a family losing a son to a drug overdose.

The 'Cockroach Janta Party' in India is led by a diverse group of 12 members, including an engineer, a lawyer, and chartered accountants, indicating a new political formation.

This military digest recounts how captured Pakistani Captains exposed 'Operation Gibraltar,' leading to India's successful crushing of the 1965 infiltration in Jammu and Kashmir.

The Maldives' recent call to revive a South Asian regional grouping, suspended for over a decade, is likely to be unheeded due to ongoing tensions between India and Pakistan, two of the region's most influential countries.

Mira Kapoor has stated that achieving Korean glass skin is "very unrealistic" in India, sharing her perspective on beauty standards.

In Uttar Pradesh, young officers from the Indian Administrative Service (IAS), Indian Police Service (IPS), and Indian Forest Service (IFS) will guide government inter-college students in preparing for competitive examinations.

Laila Tyabji shares insights into India's rich handloom heritage, the artisans, and the journey of Dastkar, an organization promoting traditional crafts.

Pufferfish, an invasive species from the Indian Ocean, are rapidly spreading off the coast of Crete, causing anger among local fishermen and caution among bathers as they consume nearly everything in their path.

The Supreme Court collegium, headed by Chief Justice of India Surya Kant, is set to recommend five judges for appointment as chief justices of various high courts.

Indian actor Mohanlal has apologized to fans after his scheduled Sydney show was canceled due to unforeseen visa issues, describing the situation as sad.

The Indian state of Odisha is planning its next tiger translocation, following previous efforts to reintroduce tigers into new habitats.

India has gifted peacocks to the United Nations office in Geneva, marking the first time in 45 years that the national bird has been sent to the international body.

The Indian Navy successfully thwarted a pirate assault on the Golden Arsenal vessel in the perilous Gulf of Aden after the ship's crew took refuge in an impregnable citadel.

India's government spending on education aligns with GDP standards but fails to meet public spending goals and UNESCO's 15% standard, with secondary school completion rates also lagging.

IN-SPACe is looking for private companies to operate Isro's new small satellite launch complex in Tamil Nadu. This move aims to privatize operations of the Rs 986 crore facility, enhancing efficiency for small rocket launches.

Union Science Minister Jitendra Singh dedicated the CSIR-NBRI eco-educational hub in Lucknow, a new facility focused on environmental education and biodiversity conservation, featuring a heritage trail.

India is reportedly planning to recover the body of the climber known as 'Green Boots' from Mount Everest after 30 years. A special team is expected to undertake the challenging task of retrieving the mountaineer's remains.

India's minister announced that a draft drone policy is ready, with the goal of creating 1,000 jobs in the sector.

A minor girl was apprehended at Gonda jail in Uttar Pradesh, India, with ten live cartridges while attempting to meet her lover, an undertrial prisoner, using a fake identity.

A report indicates that unsold housing inventory in India has risen, with affordable housing stock shrinking while premium home inventory increased by 43%.

Gautam Adani's 'Vande Bharatam' initiative, designed to identify and support promising innovators across India, has announced its first cohort of selected individuals, providing them with mentorship, industry expertise, and growth opportunities.

A research paper suggests that the Indian state of Bihar should withdraw its alcohol prohibition policy, arguing that the ban has failed to reduce crimes against women and has instead led to an increase in illicit liquor trade.

Indian politicians are acknowledging the significant potential of the nation's youth while also addressing their growing discontent, particularly among millennials and Gen Z, following recent protests. Leaders like Rahul Gandhi and Shashi Tharoor emphasize the need to listen to this crucial voting bloc.

Rahul Gandhi's 'Chhatron Ki Goonj' event in Prayagraj, where he criticized the value of degrees in India, has drawn attacks from the Congress party against the BJP for alleged sabotage, highlighting ongoing political tensions.

India's Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) is investigating an Air India flight turbulence incident, with most injured passengers having been treated and discharged.

The State Bank of India (SBI) has opened applications for 1,538 Junior Associate positions, with details on dates and eligibility available for prospective candidates.

Indian political leaders, including Rijiju and Rahul Gandhi, engaged in a public debate on social media regarding the women's quota and delimitation bills. The Shiromani Akali Dal (SAD) also announced its support for both bills after a meeting between Sukhbir Singh Badal and Prime Minister Modi.

As India prepares for Independence Day, Hindustan Times is revisiting former Prime Minister V.P. Singh's historic 1990 Independence Day address from the Red Fort, which warned about separatism in Kashmir, Punjab, and Assam.

Officials from Iran and India have expressed a commitment to enhance scientific ties between the two nations, focusing on collaboration in education, research, technology, and innovation sectors.

An article from Times of India explores the meaning and lessons behind the Korean proverb, 'If you don't walk today, you must run tomorrow.'

Government employees in Punjab, India, are protesting over unpaid Dearness Allowance (DA) arrears, putting pressure on the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) government ahead of the 2027 state elections.

The Indian government's IT ministry has requested Meta to overhaul its algorithms and submit a roadmap to effectively tackle the spread of deepfakes and propaganda on its platforms. Technical teams from both sides have held discussions on the issue.

Devastating floods in Assam, India, have resulted in the deaths of 98 people and affected over 155,000 residents across thirteen districts. The region continues to grapple with the severe impact of the ongoing deluge.

Indian filmmaker Srijit Mukherji is developing a new film, 'Maharaja Tomare Selam,' which will document the making of Satyajit Ray's classic 'Goopy Gyne Bagha Byne.'

Actress Chitrashi Rawat reminisces about her beloved role as Komal Chautala in 'Chak De! India' as the film turns 19, highlighting the strong bond audiences formed with her character and the impactful experience of working on the film with Shah Rukh Khan.

An article from India argues that not only experts, but also students and states, must have a role in the country's exam reform efforts.

Protests are ongoing in Jharkhand, India, following a second round of talks that failed to achieve any breakthrough.

The UK is hosting a decades-old event for the first time, bringing together teenagers from opposite sides of global disputes, including participants from Israel and Palestine, and India and Pakistan, to discuss peace in the Devon countryside.

Congress leader Pawan Khera raised concerns about India's autonomy in purchasing Russian oil, criticizing the government's reluctance to address Parliament on the issue and expressing solidarity with Ukraine.

This article explores the historical and cultural journey of India's handloom industry, tracing its significance from the Swadeshi movement to its contemporary role in 'Saree diplomacy'.

A mysterious video from Virpada village in Gujarat, India, shows water in a 5.5-meter-deep well moving continuously and inexplicably. Experts are attempting to understand the phenomenon, which has baffled local residents.

New Zealand religious leader Brian Tamaki has stated that police revoked his firearms licence. He alleges the revocation is a consequence of his criticism of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

India's Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) has issued new guidelines prohibiting renewable energy projects within 1 km of the country's borders.

A bill in the Indian Parliament proposes to prohibit children under the age of 13 from creating accounts on social media and gaming platforms without parental consent, also including limits on personalized advertising.

A survey reveals that 66% of AI workers in India are expecting layoffs, challenging the perception that AI-related jobs are more secure.

The latest gold rates for 18, 22, and 24 carat gold were reported for major Indian cities including Chennai, Mumbai, Delhi, and Kolkata on August 8th.

Air India is facing a wave of misinformation as the airline experiences operational turbulence, prompting questions about the persistent negative narratives surrounding it.

Producer Namit Malhotra announced that the film 'Ramayana' will be released on international screens two days prior to its release in India.

Opposition parties in India are persistently demanding a statement from Home Minister Amit Shah regarding the FCRA bill, leading to uproar in Parliament. The government, however, maintains that it is not the opposition's prerogative to dictate who speaks in the House.

An Indian court has ordered a fresh hearing in the 'Laadli' rape-murder case, stating that it cannot remain a "humble spectator" in the proceedings.

An analysis explores the potential effects on the Indian economy if Generation Z opts not to purchase homes, examining whether they will rent, own, or inherit housing.

India's Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) expressed disapproval of comments made by former Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, emphasizing that India was uninvolved in the private media event where the remarks were made. This statement aimed to clarify India's position regarding the controversial comments.

India's monsoon is showing progress in August, reducing deficits in many states, but concerns remain about the impact of El Niño on overall rainfall, making the month crucial for agricultural output.

Delhi Police have arrested a Nigerian drug smuggler, identified as Michael Wilfred M. Bonu alias Daniel Marton, 45, for overstaying in India. The arrest was made in Uttam Nagar following technical surveillance and human intelligence inputs.

A 23-year-old design student was allegedly raped by a security guard on the terrace of an apartment complex in Ahmedabad, India.

An Indian man has been arrested in Germany on suspicion of killing his 19-year-old American girlfriend in the US. He reportedly fled the US, flying to Houston before connecting to Berlin, with intentions to travel to India.

An Indian student, Varun Batchigari, who was previously expelled from the University of Arizona, has been accused of killing his US girlfriend after she planned to break up with him and has been apprehended in Germany.

The Indian government is reportedly considering a significant increase in the foreign investment approval threshold, aiming to attract larger overseas investments and streamline the process.

The Supreme Court of India is scheduled to hear a plea on Monday seeking time-bound investigations under the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances (NDPS) Act and the confiscation of properties belonging to drug traffickers.

Tom Holland's latest film, 'Spider-Man: Brand New Day,' has garnered significant box office success, grossing over Rs 455 crore in India. The movie features Holland in a role that reportedly shifts from epic action to tap dancing.

The article details how the Indian Railways' new Passenger Reservation System is set to transform the process of booking train tickets for passengers.

An article delves into the identity of BS Dhanoa, the real-life Indian Air Force officer whose role is portrayed by actor Jimmy Shergill in the film 'Operation Safed Sagar'.

The article explores why parents in urban India are increasingly opting for homeschooling despite free online learning options, driven by frustrations with traditional schooling and academic pressure.

Ahead of a meeting with Prime Minister Modi, the Congress party has reminded Sharad Pawar's Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) of the INDIA bloc's unified position regarding the women's quota.

The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) is set to introduce polymer banknotes, commonly known as 'plastic' notes. This article explains what these notes are and their significance, marking a potential shift in India's currency system.

Five Indian craft brands are highlighted for their efforts in bringing handloom and artisan-made products to a global audience. These brands are contributing to the international recognition and market reach of traditional Indian craftsmanship.

Scientists are reporting signs of recovery in Florida's Indian River Lagoon after decades of environmental decline, with efforts focused on restoring critical habitats and reintroducing clams.

ECB Chief Executive Richard Gould has pledged full support for India's bid to host the 2036 Olympic Games, citing the 2030 Commonwealth Games in Ahmedabad as ideal preparation.

Families in India are seeking information about their loved ones, Indian fishermen who have been jailed in Pakistan for years with no news of their whereabouts.

India's economy is projected for significant growth by 2026-27, bolstered by strong domestic demand and government spending, though external factors like the Middle East conflict and fluctuating oil prices pose global risks, according to Sebi.

The Pakistan hockey team has departed for the Hockey World Cup, with Samiullah acknowledging slim hopes but backing a spirited effort against opponents like England, India, and Wales.

An article discusses the "60:40 dilemma" concerning rural jobs in India, likely exploring policy challenges or economic implications related to employment in rural areas.

Thalapathy Vijay's latest film, 'Jana Nayagan,' has shown a remarkable 135% surge at the box office on its seventeenth day, earning Rs 2.35 crore in India. This figure represents a notable improvement from its previous day's revenue.

India successfully tested its Agni-4 medium-range ballistic missile last Thursday. This missile bridges a critical gap in India's strategic deterrence capabilities.

India's law ministry has notified the appointment of thirty new judges to the high courts of Calcutta, Madhya Pradesh, Karnataka, and Madras, with Madras High Court receiving the most appointments.

Union minister Kiren Rijiju and LoP Rahul Gandhi continue their public exchange over the women's reservation bill, with Gandhi accusing the government of unnecessarily linking it to delimitation, and Rijiju challenging him to support the bill.

India has formally named 27 places in Arunachal Pradesh, including two memorials for heroes of the 1962 war. This move comes as a new map of Arunachal Pradesh shows three places illegally held by China.

A woman in Uttar Pradesh, India, along with her daughter and the daughter's boyfriend, allegedly killed her husband by smashing him with a stone after he went missing.

A poet is examining Sanskrit, an ancient Indian language, through a contemporary perspective, bringing new interpretations and relevance to its rich literary tradition.

A woman was killed in a chain-collision accident in India, which was initiated by a speeding Mercedes. The son of a police officer has been arrested in connection with the incident.

India's food regulator has suspended the licence of a food firm after an inspection revealed critical non-compliances, including the presence of insects in pistachios at two of its facilities, citing public health and food safety concerns.

Bangalore, India's tech hub, is experiencing a severe water crisis despite its rapid growth, with millions lacking piped water and cartels profiting from the scarcity.

India has introduced its first removal system for invasive fish species, a program driven by local fishermen.

Padma Lakshmi states that the most Indian aspect of her identity is not food, but rather the custom of taking off shoes.

Non-Banking Financial Companies (NBFCs) in India experienced a significant surge in gold loan growth, reaching 69.3% in June, while overall industry credit growth moderated.

Indian companies have demonstrated their ability to produce effective generic drugs in mass quantities at a fraction of the original cost, while adhering to Western manufacturing standards.

Elon Musk has stated that the recovery of SpaceX's Starship Flight 13 is facing significant challenges in the tumultuous waters of the Indian Ocean, though engineers managed to capture crucial images.

Indian-origin writer Sunder Katwala has been appointed to a UK community funding body.

Two women were killed in separate road accidents involving state-run buses in Pune, India. Additionally, two people died in separate accidents in Perak, Malaysia, involving a lorry and multiple vehicles, and a family car.

Indian actor Chiranjeevi is encouraging individuals over 40 to undergo colonoscopies, prompting a discussion on what to expect before the crucial screening test.

Arunachal Pradesh Chief Minister Pema Khandu rejected claims of Chinese encroachment, asserting that the Indian Army is actively safeguarding the territory.

A Naga tribe has moved the Gauhati High Court to challenge the Sumi-language Bible, prompting the court to issue notices to the Union government, Nagaland government, and the Bible Society of India.

Following Germany's withdrawal, India is now focusing on joining the French-led sixth-generation fighter program, FCAS. This move signifies India's intensified push for advanced fighter jet development.

Despite a thawing relationship between the Chinese and Indian governments, Beijing has struggled to win over the Indian public due to a lack of long-term strategy and effective communication channels, according to Chinese researchers.

An Indian man received 32 grams of gold bangles and Rs 35,000 in compensation after waiting two years for his order, following a consumer dispute.

Indian actress Avika Gor has been hospitalized after being diagnosed with dengue fever, with her husband Milind providing updates on her health condition.

Student protests are ongoing in Jharkhand, India, with demonstrators demanding the cancellation of the 14th Jharkhand PSC Civil Services Examination due to an alleged paper leak. The situation has seen scuffles between ABVP members and police, with the Jharkhand government assuring a quick decision.

India intends to attempt the retrieval of one of Mount Everest's most famous bodies, which rests near the summit in the 'death zone' on the more challenging side of the mountain.

Indian Railways has announced 112 special train services for Kerala to accommodate the rush during the Onam 2026 festival.

Skoda's small SUV, the Kylaq, currently produced for the Indian market, might be introduced in Europe following a successful test drive from India to the Czech Republic, driven by rising new car prices in Europe.

An Indian woman who traveled to Portugal for a job claims she was held hostage by 'agents' who snatched her passport and allegedly sold her to a beer shop owner.

India and China have conducted a review of the situation along the Line of Actual Control (LAC), the de facto border between the two countries. This review comes amid ongoing efforts to de-escalate tensions and resolve border disputes.

The Indian state of Punjab has recorded an unprecedented 32.76 lakh hectares dedicated to paddy cultivation, marking an all-time high for the region.

A proposed US bill aiming for 100% tariffs on Russian oil purchases could negatively impact countries like India, China, Slovakia, Hungary, and Azerbaijan, as it seeks to increase economic pressure on Moscow over its invasion of Ukraine.

The Indian government is reportedly considering a new framework to regulate content on Over-The-Top (OTT) platforms. This framework may include a review panel to address 'offensive' content.

India has named 21 land areas, four passes, and a lake in Arunachal Pradesh, a move aimed at facilitating accurate recognition and public awareness, countering China's claims in the region.

Indian police used pellet guns, sticks, and tear gas to halt a youth march. The forceful intervention prevented the demonstrators from proceeding.

India has reportedly cut 3,282 single-teacher schools within a year, even as five states across the country simultaneously added thousands of such educational institutions.

Israel is among the countries participating in a tourism fair in Gujarat, India, aiming to attract travelers back after the recent crisis in West Asia.

India has begun efforts to join a 6th-generation fighter jet program, acknowledging its lag in the development of 5th-generation fighter technology, where countries like Turkey are reportedly making significant progress.

Search operations have resumed for three fishermen who went missing following separate boat mishaps off the coast of Kerala, India.

The Indian Army has significantly boosted its capabilities in cyber warfare, electronic warfare, information operations, and electromagnetic spectrum management, enhancing its capacity for non-kinetic domain operations, a parliamentary panel was informed.

A pizza franchisor has been directed to pay a Rs 3 lakh refund to a man after the proposed site for his outlet was acquired by the National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) for a highway project.

Canada's Public Sector Pension Investment Board (PSP) is reportedly exploring options, including a sale, for its road assets in India, valued at approximately $1.5 billion.

The Supreme Court of India has dismissed the last pending appeal in the Bofors case, effectively closing the four-decade-old corruption investigation. This decision brings an end to one of India's most protracted legal battles.

An opinion piece discusses the enduring relevance of the Quit India Movement 84 years on, emphasizing the need to continue building the nation with the collective spirit of 1942.

Moscow is reportedly exploring the establishment of a direct train link to India, a proposal that gains traction as maritime disruptions escalate in the Strait of Hormuz due to hostilities involving the US, Israel, and Iran.

India's primary market is set for a busy week as five companies are scheduled to launch their Initial Public Offerings (IPOs), collectively seeking to raise an impressive Rs 7,443 crore for various corporate initiatives.

An Indian man has been arrested in Germany, accused of strangling his US girlfriend after she reportedly planned to end their relationship.

The Nihangs, a Sikh warrior order, are facing increasing public unease over the conduct of certain individuals and fringe groups operating under their name, with critics labeling them as a 'new moral police'.

Dalal Street concluded the past week with strong performance, as four of the top ten firms added Rs 1.43 lakh crore in market value, with State Bank of India, Reliance Industries, and TCS showing robust growth.

The opposition is preparing to resist the Indian Centre's Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Amendment Bill, 2026, which seeks to amend the existing foreign funding law and is currently under fire.

Two major Indian corporate entities, telecom giant Jio and the National Stock Exchange (NSE), are preparing to go public, signaling significant shifts in consumer and investment habits within the world's most populous country.

A US Senate sanctions bill targeting buyers of Russian energy could disrupt crude supplies, tighten global oil markets, and pose risks to India's energy security, according to a Kpler report.

A report indicates that while the quantity of education is growing in India, significant asymmetries persist across the system.

An Air India pilot is suspected of failing a dope test following a turbulence-hit flight from Phuket to Delhi. Air India has stated that the test results have not yet been officially shared.

Indian actor Mahesh Babu was already a star, having appeared in nine films and a dual role, before he even completed his schooling.

The Indian government has asserted that Meta must adhere to Indian law, rather than solely relying on its global policies.

The choice filling process for NEET UG Counselling 2026 has commenced for the All India Quota, with updates available on state-wise status.

Parents of Indian students who took their own lives are protesting, revealing the immense pressure from leaked exam papers and resits, and blaming education system mismanagement for contributing to a steep rise in student suicides.

Following recent controversies, India's National Testing Agency (NTA) is restructuring its top ranks and establishing new positions in cybersecurity, exam-centre operations, and vigilance to conduct rigorous investigations into exam malpractices.

A report indicates that Canada deported more than 3,000 Indian nationals in the first six months of 2026, primarily due to immigration rule non-compliance, rejected claims, visa overstays, and fraud.

Murthy Nagarajan, an expert, stated that the Reserve Bank of India's (RBI) focus on core inflation is causing confusion in the markets. This suggests a divergence in market expectations or understanding of the central bank's monetary policy direction.

An 'Inside Track' column provides political commentary, noting that 'Lampposts leave Lacunas,' suggesting gaps or oversights in political planning or execution.

India's Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has criticized the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) government, accusing it of illegal mining, extortion, and media censorship. The allegations highlight ongoing political tensions between the two parties.

Bangladesh's home minister has openly criticized India, alleging that it is exploiting the 'Hasina card,' which poses a challenge to India's efforts to foster amicable relations with Bangladesh.

India's Employees' Provident Fund Organisation (EPFO) and its officers' body are addressing claims regarding a new IT system that has caused a substantial backlog of pending auto claims, leading to discomfort among field officials.

Thousands of young Indians, led by the 'Cockroach Janta Party,' marched towards Parliament in New Delhi last month, facing tear gas and batons from the police. The incident is seen as part of a broader trend of Gen Z protests across South Asia.

An Indian Air Force Wing Commander has been charged with leaking critical defense information after allegedly falling victim to a honey trap orchestrated by Pakistani intelligence operatives via social media.

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi congratulated US Vice President Usha Vance on the birth of her son during a phone call. This interaction occurred while PM Modi also commented on the low number of female medal winners at IIT Delhi.

India's leading corporate law firm, Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas, has partnered with the Indian Institute of Management Ahmedabad (IIM A) to launch the Cyril Shroff IIM-A GC Leadership Academy.

A man has been sentenced to 40 years in jail for sexually abusing two minor girls in Mohali, India.

India's Comptroller and Auditor General (CAG) has highlighted an unfruitful expenditure of Rs 29.45 crore related to 81 acres of Baprola land that remains unused.

Amid rapid growth in India's aviation sector, the Federation of Indian Pilots (FIP) has reiterated its call to Prime Minister Narendra Modi for the establishment of an autonomous, statutory Civil Aviation Authority (CAA).

An Indian parliamentary panel is pushing for the entry of mining contractors into uranium mining, suggesting a shift in policy for the strategic resource.

Indian Railways is focusing on deploying its indigenous Kavach anti-collision technology on high-density routes and is developing Kavach 5.0 for suburban rail operations.

IndiGo and Air India have appointed new CEOs, each confronting very different challenges as they take the helm of the respective airlines.

Pregnant women in rural India face significant obstacles in accessing urgent medical care, including inaccessible roads, a lack of ambulances, and a scarcity of specialist doctors, leading to preventable deaths.

Several critical issues, including JPSC, E20 fuel, and anti-reservation sentiments, are currently at the forefront of public discourse in India.

A heartwarming incident in Bihar, India, saw a biker stopped by a police officer not for a traffic violation, but because he was carrying a puppy inside his jacket.

The Indian Railway Board has approved a new daily passenger train service between Itarsi and Jabalpur. Details regarding its timings, route, and stops have been released.

A deepfake video featuring Indian Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman was used in a scam to defraud a 'patriotic' woman in Pune of Rs 8 lakh.

An old slogan related to Article 370 has reportedly put India's ruling BJP party on the defensive in Kashmir, sparking political debate.

Indian oil companies have once again refuted allegations of E20 fuel contamination, stating that comprehensive pan-India tests have confirmed the product's quality and dismissed concerns about high moisture or chloride content.

Police in Assam's Tamulpur district have arrested two individuals and seized two elephant tusks valued at Rs 6 lakh, in a crackdown on wildlife trafficking.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi delivered a key message to graduates at the 57th convocation of IIT Delhi, urging them to contribute to the journey of building a 'Viksit Bharat' (Developed India). He emphasized their role in shaping the nation's future.

An opinion piece argues that India's young women do not need forgiveness but rather need to be taken seriously in society.

An Indian professional shares five aspects of US workplaces that they believe are remarkably well-executed, highlighting a 'culture shock' experience.

India is expressing concern about potential 100% US tariffs that could be imposed due to a Russian sanctions bill, impacting India as a major consumer of Russian oil.

Two Nigerian women have been arrested in India following the seizure of cocaine valued at N380 million. The arrests highlight ongoing efforts to combat international drug trafficking.

Iran's Deputy Minister of Industry, Mining and Trade for Commercial Affairs emphasized the necessity of reviving the Iran-India Joint Trade Working Group to expand trade relations between the two countries.

A news quiz from Helsingin Sanomat tests readers' current affairs knowledge, including a question about India's currency.

Historical archives recount the beginning of the 'Quit India' movement, met with a British crackdown involving tear gas, lathis, and arrests, which nonetheless failed to quell the movement's spirit.

An Indian Air Force officer has been arrested for allegedly sharing classified defense information after being 'honey-trapped'. The officer has been booked under the Official Secrets Act for compromising national security.

An Indian Air Force Wing Commander was arrested in May under the Official Secrets Act for allegedly being 'honey-trapped' by a Pakistani Intelligence Operative and leaking defense data.

Tech-led relief efforts are underway in Assam, India, where new AI and community platforms are connecting flood-affected people with volunteers, NGOs, and relief providers to coordinate aid and rehabilitation.

A tragic accident in Himachal Pradesh, India, resulted in seven fatalities after a private bus veered off a hilly road in the Chamba district.

Former Indian cricketers, including Shikhar Dhawan, have expressed support for Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli to play in the 2027 Cricket World Cup, despite questions about their age. They believe the veteran players still possess the skill and experience to lead India to victory.

A US official has responded to a viral social media post accusing Sadhana Gollapudi, an Indian-origin woman residing in Houston, Texas, of being a 'forever F1 student' and committing visa fraud.

India successfully conducted the first test of its Kusha long-range surface-to-air missile system, marking a significant step towards bolstering its home-grown air defence capabilities and self-reliance.

India is assembling a team to retrieve the body of Dorje Morup, an alpinist who died on Mount Everest in 1996, making him one of over 300 victims whose remains are still on the peak.

A woman in Odisha, India, died shortly after receiving an injection at a medical store for fever, reportedly developing severe adverse reactions and deteriorating rapidly before reaching a hospital.

A White House official addressed concerns that new US legislation targeting Russia and its petroleum buyers, including India and China, could affect the India-US trade deal.

India has urged China to share details of its upstream water projects and pressed for greater cooperation on transboundary rivers during a Water Management Consultation Mechanism (WMCC) meeting.

Three Indian weightlifters selected for the Commonwealth Games have accepted doping charges, leading to bans and a reduction in India's quota for the games, with N Ajith and Harcharan Singh receiving three-year bans and Vanshita Verma a four-year suspension.

A recent decision by the Reserve Bank of India has reignited discussions and debate regarding whether Tata Sons will maintain its private status or proceed with an initial public offering (IPO).

An Indian House panel has recommended the deployment of a new satellite specifically for monitoring forest fires in the Himalayan region.

A new 9.6-km metro corridor is being proposed to connect Thane to Dombivli, aiming to link four key hubs and enhance connectivity in the region.