
Centre Clarifies CBSE Three-Language Policy: Existing Students Can Continue Two Foreign Languages Till Class X
New two-Indian-language rule will apply only to future Class VI entrants, not existing students nationwide.

New two-Indian-language rule will apply only to future Class VI entrants, not existing students nationwide.

Following 52 Indian pilgrims becoming stranded in Nepal, the MEA has urged devotees to begin the Kailash Mansarovar Yatra only after obtaining all required travel documents.

Family alleges treatment error left toddler blind as authorities investigate suspected medical negligence at government hospital.

A 34-year-old event management professional was killed in a Delhi hit-and-run, prompting arrests, public outrage, and renewed calls for stronger road safety laws and faster justice.

Bihar teenager’s mysterious death in Kota leaves grieving family awaiting answers as police continue investigation.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s Seychelles visit reinforced India’s strategic presence in the Indian Ocean through nine agreements and renewed cooperation on maritime security, development and regional connectivity.

KAMS says CBSE’s language policy conflicts with Karnataka law and seeks implementation pause this year.

Nah community seeks official intervention over alleged Chinese incursions affecting ancestral lands near the border region.

A late-night argument over alcohol consumption allegedly escalated into a fatal axe attack, leaving a Jharkhand family shattered and a son behind bars.

Court found CCTV and circumstantial evidence sufficient, while prosecution sought death penalty under rarest doctrine.