
Supreme Court Panel Retains ₹1.5 Lakh Cap For Road Accident Victims
A Supreme Court-appointed panel has backed the ₹1.5 lakh cap for accident victims’ emergency care while seeking more data before revising the limit.

A Supreme Court-appointed panel has backed the ₹1.5 lakh cap for accident victims’ emergency care while seeking more data before revising the limit.

Iran warns Israeli strikes in Lebanon could derail US talks, increasing ceasefire pressure regionally escalation.

Pakistan’s defence minister’s remarks on Israel draw backlash, highlighting tensions and the importance of responsible diplomacy.

Oracle’s CFO hiring amid layoffs highlights a broader shift in how companies are restructuring work in the AI era.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee trade sharp accusations as law, order, and political violence dominate Bengal’s election narrative.

A college principal alleges he was coerced into paying ₹7 lakh after being threatened with a fabricated POCSO case by police personnel.

Israel intensifies military action against Hezbollah while cautiously signaling openness to diplomacy under continued conflict.

A long-awaited water supply project in Mirzapur brought relief to villagers but was followed by the officer’s sudden transfer over alleged protocol concerns.

A late-night murder in Gondikheda Charan village was staged as a robbery, but police uncovered a planned killing by the wife and her lover.

Greece will restrict social media access for under-15s starting January 2027 to tackle teen anxiety, sleep loss, and online exploitation.