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Congress leaders paid tribute to Rajiv Gandhi on his 82nd birth anniversary, recalling his focus on youth, technology, education and India’s future.
Experts have raised concerns over the alleged use of artificial intelligence in drafting questions for the UGC NET examination, questioning the reliability and quality of the process. The National Testing Agency (NTA), however, has denied the allegations. Experts question use of AI The controversy centres on claims that AI tools were used in preparing examination […]
A road-rage dispute in Nerul turned violent after a cab driver was allegedly assaulted and forced to cling to a car bonnet for nearly 2 km.
An etiquette instructor’s viral video teaching people to eat dosa with a fork and spoon has sparked a lively debate over Indian dining traditions.
Nine people have been booked after tourists were allegedly assaulted and harassed for around two hours over an eight-year-old girl’s clothing.
Two Class 5 girls in Guna were allegedly made to drink urine, while the principal reportedly dismissed their complaint by suggesting a Rs 10 chocolate.
A Ferris wheel bucket broke off at a Lucknow fair, injuring five people, including two teenage girls who remain hospitalised.
A VCK road blockade in Thanjavur turned tense after a police officer allegedly slapped a youth, who retaliated by slapping the officer.
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Vijay has announced a car and ₹75,000 vehicle allowance for MLAs to help them travel and address public grievances.
A man in a dog mask joined Khandwa Opposition leader Deepak Rathore’s protest over alleged irregularities in the city’s dog sterilisation drive.
A school in Uttar Pradesh has been sealed after a social media video showing a ‘burqa dance’ during Independence Day celebrations triggered an official probe.
Two schoolchildren died after suffering vomiting and abdominal pain, while police investigate whether food consumed before the illness was linked.
Nine Bangladeshi nationals died and six were injured after a fire broke out at a Kolkata hotel, raising fresh concerns over guest safety.
Several schoolchildren in Bihar’s Nalanda district fell ill after detergent was allegedly used instead of salt in their midday meal.
A teenager’s death after an apparent electrical accident while sleeping near a charging laptop has raised fresh concerns about gadget safety.
A court-ordered AIIMS medical board has confirmed that Twisha Sharma died by hanging, while the CBI has chargesheeted her husband and mother-in-law.
Anant Ambani has helped a 16-year-old West Bengal boy receive specialised treatment in Mumbai after years of suffering from severe skin burning.
At least seven people, including five CRPF personnel, were injured after a truck and a paramilitary vehicle collided in Qazigund.
Indian students are increasingly choosing higher education at home as visa restrictions, rising costs and job uncertainty reshape overseas plans.
A Jantar Mantar clash involving over 30,000 protesters and 5,000 police personnel has sparked debate over proportionate use of force.
