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Activist welcomes examination reforms while urging the government to honour assurances given to peaceful student protesters.
Both Houses of the Parliament passed the amendment bill with the aim of minimising the lacunas in India's examination system.
A Bengaluru woman's allegations against a Zepto delivery partner have reignited concerns over customer safety, prompting swift action by the company and renewed calls for stronger safeguards.
Students demand transparency and a CBI probe amid allegations of recruitment irregularities across Jharkhand examinations.
Election officials say flagged voters can seek corrections before Karnataka's revised electoral roll is finalised.
Actor Sambhavna Seth and her husband Avinash Dwivedi alleged they helped rescue their domestic worker's sister from unlawful confinement.
A police case involving Meta India's top executive raises a bigger question about who should answer when harmful content spreads online.
Restaurant owners say rising commissions and platform charges threaten profitability, pricing transparency and customer affordability.
Police booked the husband and family after allegations of dowry harassment preceded the teacher's death.
Police issued notices to Meta while tracing account operators accused of sharing allegedly manipulated content online.
The latest Henley Passport Index shows the US passport has slipped to 10th globally as other countries expand visa-free travel through stronger diplomatic partnerships.
The former BJP spokesperson reportedly resigned citing personal reasons as party and leader remain silent.
Government says stronger examination laws fulfil student demands, while Opposition seeks broader accountability and reforms nationwide.
BWSSB says reservoir storage is adequate while groundwater monitoring and conservation efforts continue across Bengaluru.
OUHS launched an inquiry after question paper images allegedly circulated on WhatsApp during the examination itself.
Parliament grants Vande Mataram equal legal protection, making deliberate insults punishable with up to three years' imprisonment.
The Delhi government has decided to withdraw legal action against eligible NEET protesters while excluding individuals with criminal antecedents from the relief.
The ED's sweeping operation uncovered suspected benami assets, froze ₹160 crore in investments and intensified its probe into alleged illegal coal mining and money laundering in Jharkhand.
Police suspect the massive cash and gold haul is linked to an illegal sand mining network, with financial investigations continuing.
The High Court dismissed a detention plea, holding that commonly used identity documents alone do not conclusively establish Indian citizenship.
The Rajya Sabha has passed a Bill granting legal protection to Vande Mataram, but it does not require citizens to sing the National Song.
Tamil Nadu is evaluating a proposal to serve chicken biryani once a week in government schools to improve child nutrition, make meals more appealing and encourage better attendance.
A new US technology restriction could reshape who builds the machines and energy systems powering tomorrow’s economy.
Shailesh Jejurikar’s rise from P&G’s Mumbai operations to chairman and CEO highlights a remarkable 37-year journey through global corporate leadership.
Vantara, translating to 'Star Of The Forest,' is located within Reliance's Jamnagar Refinery Complex, also known as the Green Belt Of Gujarat. The Vantara ecosystem encompasses a 3,000-acre Elephant Centre, which serves as the residence for over 200 rescued elephants.