Demanding immediate rehabilitation or euthanasia, thousands of displaced Adivasis in Chhatarpur have reignited their “funeral pyre” protests against the Ken-Betwa Link Project, accusing the administration of broken promises.
Nvidia’s reported Kyber delay underscores how manufacturing complexity is becoming as critical as chip innovation in the AI infrastructure race.
Police allege the video recorder also mistreated toddlers as authorities widen the Bengaluru daycare investigation further.
Government clarifies Bhutan never rejected E20 petrol because no export proposal was ever made officially.
Raymond appoints former BEL chief Bhanu Prakash Srivastava to lead its defence business amid India’s manufacturing transformation.
A portion of a residential chawl collapsed in Mumbai’s Mankhurd amid heavy monsoon rain, killing six people, including five children, while rescue teams continued searching the debris and authorities assessed the cause.
The Centre has ordered Meta to remove Instagram advertisements linked to child sexual abuse material and explain within seven days how such content was allowed on its platform.
Karnataka’s gig worker law survives its first court test, with implications for Swiggy, Zomato, workers and India’s digital economy.
The newly constituted 10-member Wakf Board is the first under the Waqf (Amendment) Act, 2025, and includes two Hindu members for the first time.
Former child rights panel chief Shashidhar Kosambe has urged Karnataka to adopt Maharashtra’s model by restricting Sting energy drink sales within 500 metres of schools and colleges while strengthening child health safeguards.
