Two suspected Nipah virus cases detected in West Bengal have led to heightened surveillance, expert deployment, and coordinated emergency action by central and state health authorities.
Indemnity in workers’ compensation insurance restores employees’ pre-injury finances fairly, protecting both workers and employers from undue burdens.
China’s renewed claim over the Shaksgam Valley has reignited diplomatic tensions, with India rejecting Beijing’s assertions and calling the territory an inseparable part of Jammu and Kashmir.
A remote-controlled bomb hit a police armoured vehicle in Tank, killing seven officers and highlighting Pakistan’s worsening militancy crisis.
A 6-year-old migrant girl was sexually assaulted and strangled by her ragpicker neighbor in Bengaluru’s Whitefield, sparking outrage over child safety in slums.
A preventable lapse in Indore’s water safety has led to 23 deaths, triggering grief, anger, and urgent calls for accountability.
A motorcyclist’s death in Indore after contact with banned Chinese manjha highlights weak enforcement and recurring public safety risks during kite-flying seasons.
The death of a young auto-rickshaw driver has prompted a police investigation and revived concerns about safety, accountability, and trust among Bangladesh’s minority communities.
The Madhya Pradesh High Court has ordered strict enforcement of the Chinese manjha ban, making parents liable if minors use the deadly kite string.
A senior IIT alumnus and his doctor wife, who returned from the US to serve India through an NGO, are reconsidering their move after suffering major losses in a cyber fraud.
