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IndiGo has been fined nearly ₹59 crore in a GST case for FY 2020–21, but the airline says it will contest the order and expects no impact on operations.
Belthangady police have registered a POCSO case against a shop owner for allegedly sexually harassing a minor girl and misusing CCTV footage.
DGCA has sacked four inspectors for lapses in oversight at IndiGo and deployed teams inside its offices as the airline cuts flights and compensates affected passengers.
A herd of wild elephants entered a plantation in Bajathoor village near Uppinangady, destroying banana crops, fencing, pipelines and beehive boxes.
The FA plans to raise concerns with FIFA after England fans reacted angrily to World Cup ticket prices exceeding £3,000, sparking fears of football becoming inaccessible.
Former employees of MCF have launched a movement opposing the replacement of the iconic company name following its merger with Paradeep Phosphates Ltd.
Zomato’s new film honours hearing-impaired delivery partners, while a rural initiative trains women as drone pilots—showcasing how inclusion and technology can drive meaningful change.
Six cattle from Kapila Goshala near Maravoor were stolen, one cow was found dead, and four others were later traced abandoned; police are investigating.
IIT Bombay and NCL scientists have developed a patented, chemical-free jaggery processing technology that ensures consistency, hygiene, and farmer-friendly scalability.
YouTube CEO Neal Mohan has dismissed all chatter about competing with Netflix and other streaming giants, declaring that YouTube is focused solely on supporting creators, not rival platforms.
Dubai has announced another record-breaking marvel — Dubai Square, the world’s first-ever drive-through mall, spread across a staggering 2.6 million sq. metres and set to open within the next three years.
In a striking turn of events, the Allahabad High Court (Lucknow Bench) has granted bail to a father-in-law accused in a dowry-death case, remarking that “fake cases of dowry demand are on the rise”.
A new study by the National Council of Applied Economic Research (NCAER) warns that India’s next wave of job growth hinges on two urgent priorities: upgrading workforce skills and boosting the productivity of its millions of small enterprises.
Ranveer Singh’s spy thriller Dhurandhar may be pulling massive crowds in India, but its Middle East release has come to a complete halt. T
Yenepoya World School hosts ‘YEN Voices & Visions’ today, bringing families together for creativity, community bonding, and a meaningful charity drive.
A J&K Assembly panel has revived alarming evidence linking pesticide exposure in Kashmir’s apple orchards to rising cancer cases among farmers.
A new US survey shows 58% of workers routinely fake productivity as pressures rise and real output stalls, revealing a workplace culture built on appearances.
Pakistan’s former ISI chief Lt Gen Faiz Hameed has been sentenced to 14 years in prison for abuse of power and leaking state secrets, deepening political tensions.
New police data shows Snapchat linked to the highest number of reported child exploitation offences in the UK, as online abuse cases continue to rise.
A BBC investigation reveals severe abuse, abductions and sexual assaults at China’s controversial ‘discipline schools,’ where teens are sent for “correction.”
