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On Camera, Ex-Panchayat Chief Shot Dead At Point-Blank Range In Karnataka
Two unidentified men arrived on a motorcycle, and one of them shot D'Souza before fleeing the spot.
2 IIT Bombay Hostel Canteens Shut By Food Regulator Over Licence Issues
During an inspection of the mess facilities at the IIT in the Powai are, it was found that the operators of Mess No. 1 and Mess No. 3 did not have the necessary permissions and registrations.
"Hello, It's Divya": BJP Man Arrested In Madhya Pradesh's Biggest Crypto Scam
Rs 21.06 crore was broken into hundreds of transfers and pushed through a highly sophisticated banking network
Amid Student Protests, CID Summons 3 Jharkhand Public Service Panel Members
The CID is expected to seek information from them regarding decisions taken during the examination process and the sequence of events linked to the conduct of the recruitment test.
"Killing Mosquito With Sword": Bombay Court Slams Food Body Over Action On Amazon
Amazon Retail India moved the High Court after the FDA took action against its Bhiwandi warehouse for allegedly sending expired food into the retail market instead of destroying it.
'Will Consult Internally': DMK On Attending Vijay's Delimitation Meet
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister C Joseph Vijay will chair a high-level consultation meeting with members of Parliament from the state on August 8 to discuss the Centre's proposed constituency delimitation exercise and its potential impact on the state.
On Day 3 Of Talks, Meta Tells Centre How It Plans To Curb Deepfakes, Bots
One of the key issues discussed was the reappearance, continued circulation and virality of AI-generated harmful content, even after it has been flagged.
India Counters China, Maps 27 Places In Arunachal Using Official Names
China's act of renaming places in Arunachal Pradesh has always been categorically rejected by New Delhi, which has consistently termed such moves "vain and preposterous".
Have Told Centre Manipur Is Ready To Conduct NRC: State Minister
The Ministry of Home Affairs had earlier constituted a high-level committee to examine issues relating to demographic changes in the country
Explainer: Why Delhi-NCR Is Suddenly Seeing Non-Stop Rainfall
Meteorologists are attributing the showers to a rare alignment of multiple weather features acting simultaneously across Northern India.
In Parliament, Centre Lists Water Usage, Environmental Norms For Data Centres
As per the ministry, prior Environmental Clearance becomes mandatory for data centres depending on their physical footprint under Schedule 8 of the EIA Notification, 2006.
Rotten Vegetables, Expired Milk: Bengaluru 5-Star Hotel Raids Reveal Shocker
The inspection drive targeted premium hospitality establishments across the city, with officials saying the exercise was intended to ensure that even the state's most prestigious hotels comply with food safety regulations and hygiene standards.
Oil Firms Say E20 Is Safe After Nationwide Testing Rules Out Contamination
The intensified testing followed recent media reports alleging the presence of moisture and chloride in E20 (20 per cent ethanol blended petrol).
Ink Thrown At AISA Chief Neha Bora During Jharkhand Protest, Man Detained
The opposition BJP said that the ink-throwing incident appeared to be a drama, as AISA is the student wing of the CPI(ML)Liberation, which is a constituent of the ruling JMM-led coalition.
Forensic Report Shows Biren Singh Tapes Were Manipulated: Centre To Supreme Court
The bench observed that since the latest NFSU report had now been filed, both sides should be given an opportunity to study and address its contents
AI In Classrooms, But Girls Don't Have Access To Toilets In Over 1 Lakh Schools
According to UDISE+ data, in the academic year 2025-26, out of 14.67 lakh schools (girls' schools and co-educational schools), around 1.05 lakh schools did not have access to proper girls' toilet facilities.
Delhi Cabinet Okays Bill Allowing Private Universities, 25% Quota For Locals
The proposed law will pave the way for private universities in Delhi, with a 25% quota for Delhi students and provisions for strict government oversight.
'Even When He Sleeps, He Sees Sena Corporator': Lawyer Of Assaulted Doctor
The court ordered Ramesh Mhatre to stay outside Maharashtra while the trial continues. Instead, the court directed him to stay at Nazri Resort & Lawns, a four-star resort in Goa.
No Talks Without Compliance Report: Akal Takht Panel On Anti-Sacrilege Bill
The decision was taken at the panel's first meeting, attended by Justice (Retd.) Rupinder Singh Sodhi, Justice (Retd.) Mohinder Mohan Singh Bedi, Senior Advocate Puran Singh Hundal, Dr Kehar Singh and Prof Jagmohan Singh.
