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IGNOU July 2026 Admissions Open for ODL and Online Programs
Technologyindian-express3mo ago

IGNOU July 2026 Admissions Open for ODL and Online Programs

Indira Gandhi National Open University (IGNOU) has commenced applications for its July 2026 admission cycle, offering various Open and Distance Learning (ODL) and online programs. Prospective students can apply through the official admission portal.

Pune's Historic Bakery Continues Legacy with Iconic Bread
CultureTimes of India4mo ago

Pune's Historic Bakery Continues Legacy with Iconic Bread

A 169-year-old family-run bakery in Pune, established in 1857, continues to serve its iconic, fragrant 'roat' bread. The bakery, now in its fifth and sixth generations, is known for its traditional recipe and has been patronized by figures like Indira Gandhi and Dilip Kumar.

India Gifts Peacocks to UN, Reviving Tradition
Worldndtv16d ago

India Gifts Peacocks to UN, Reviving Tradition

India has revived a decades-old tradition by gifting five peacocks, including a rare white-feathered one, to the United Nations. This gesture revives a tradition started by Indira Gandhi's donation in 1981.

Indira Gandhi's 1983 Independence Day speech revisited
Politicshindustan-times21d ago

Indira Gandhi's 1983 Independence Day speech revisited

As India prepares for Independence Day, Hindustan Times looks back at Prime Minister Indira Gandhi's August 15, 1983, address from the Red Fort, which touched upon space initiatives, the Cricket World Cup, and rural electrification.

Legendary Indian Photographer Raghu Rai Dies at 83
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Legendary Indian Photographer Raghu Rai Dies at 83

Raghu Rai, the legendary Indian photographer known for capturing iconic images and his significant contributions to photojournalism, has passed away at the age of 83. His death marks the end of an era for Indian photography, leaving behind a rich visual legacy.

Sonam Wangchuk Hospitalized After Hunger Strike, Continues Protest
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Sonam Wangchuk Hospitalized After Hunger Strike, Continues Protest

Indian activist Sonam Wangchuk was forcibly moved to a hospital after his health deteriorated during a weeks-long hunger strike, but his wife confirmed he is continuing his protest demanding the education minister's resignation over alleged exam leaks.

Heavy Rain Disrupts Flights at Delhi Airport
WorldTimes of Indiahindustan-times3mo ago2 sources

Heavy Rain Disrupts Flights at Delhi Airport

Heavy rain has lashed parts of Delhi-NCR, causing significant disruption to flight operations at Delhi's Indira Gandhi International Airport. The airport and airlines have issued travel advisories to passengers.

India's Women's Reservation Bill Debated in Parliament
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India's Women's Reservation Bill Debated in Parliament

The Indian Parliament is actively debating the Women's Reservation Bill, which proposes a 33% quota for women in legislative bodies. Prime Minister Modi has strongly advocated for its passage, addressing concerns about delimitation and OBC representation raised by opposition parties.

Amit Shah Declares India 'Naxal-Free' in Lok Sabha, Blames Congress for Insurgency
PoliticsTimes of Indiahindustan-timesindian-express+1ndtv4mo ago4 sources

Amit Shah Declares India 'Naxal-Free' in Lok Sabha, Blames Congress for Insurgency

Indian Home Minister Amit Shah stated in Lok Sabha that Naxalism is almost eradicated in Bastar and declared India 'Naxal-free,' claiming the 'shadow of red terror' has been lifted and the region is on the path of development, while also identifying 'left-wing ideology' and 'Indira Gandhi' as root causes and criticizing the Congress for inaction.