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Mumbai Chawl Collapse Kills Six, Including Five Children; Rescue Operation Continues
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.
Why India’s Crackdown On Meta’s Child Abuse Ads Could Reshape Digital Platform Accountability
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 Court Test: Here’s Why Swiggy, Zomato And Millions Could Be Affected
Karnataka’s gig worker law survives its first court test, with implications for Swiggy, Zomato, workers and India’s digital economy.
Madhya Pradesh Becomes First State to Reconstitute Waqf Board Under New Law, Appoints 2 Hindu Members
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 Karnataka Child Rights Chief Urges CM to Ban Sting Energy Drink Sales Within 500 Metres of Schools
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.
Parul Gulati’s Alleged Fraud Case Uncovers Business Payment Blind Spot Every Founder Should Know
Parul Gulati’s Nish Hair case reveals why businesses can lose money silently and the operational gaps enabling invisible payment fraud.
Sri Lanka’s Economic Comeback: World Bank Restores Upper-Middle-Income Status After Historic Meltdown
World Bank upgrade reflects economic recovery, though debt, poverty and reforms remain significant long-term challenges.
Bengaluru’s Water Warning: BWSSB Makes Aerators Mandatory, Bans Potable Water for Pools and Car Washing
Authorities introduce mandatory conservation measures as weak monsoon and falling groundwater threaten Bengaluru’s water security.
Iran Confirms New Fees For Strait Of Hormuz Shipping; ‘Friendly Nations’ To Get Concessions
Iran’s proposed maritime service fees spark diplomatic tensions and fresh uncertainty over global energy trade routes.
Chhattisgarh HC Says No Child Can Be Forced To Recite Hindu Prayers In Government Schools
Court disposed petition after State said prayer circular remains unimplemented, while protecting students’ freedom of conscience.
Padma Vibhushan Teejan Bai Dies at 70, Ending a Legendary Journey That Took Pandavani to the World
India mourns the celebrated folk artist whose pioneering performances brought Pandavani global recognition and lasting acclaim.
MHA Expands UAPA Terror List: Bengaluru Techie Among Six Indians, 17 Pakistanis Designated as Individual Terrorists
Government says new designations target cross-border terror networks involving recruitment, financing, infiltration and digital radicalisation.
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