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Can You Be Sued For A One-Star Google Review? Ohio Woman Faces Over $25,000 Lawsuit
A single one-star Google review has now landed an Ohio woman in court, with the company seeking over $25,000 in damages.
Jharkhand Student Leader Devendra Mahato Launches 24-District Recruitment Reform Yatra After 22 Exams Cancelled
Mahato’s statewide campaign follows protests, exam cancellations and court intervention over alleged recruitment irregularities in Jharkhand.
H1N1 Cases Rise in India; ICMR Says No New Strain, Urges Caution for High-Risk Groups
H1N1 cases are rising, but ICMR says the circulating virus is not a new strain.
Delhi Reservation Protest: Around 300 Gather At Connaught Place, Over 20 Detained
Hundreds protest reservation policies in Delhi, seeking economic criteria and reforms as police detain protesters.
India’s Rocket Launches Cost 4X More Than US, Cambridge Study Finds
A new study puts India’s launch costs far above rivals, but ISRO disputes the data behind the striking estimate.
Heavy Rains Trigger Flash Floods in Odisha as IMD Issues Red Alert for Five Districts
Extreme rain floods villages, disrupts roads and schools as Odisha braces for more downpours.
Urban Company vs Kent RO: The Purifier Claim That Landed Both Brands In Court
Urban Company’s two-year purifier claim faces Kent RO’s challenge, prompting a Delhi High Court advertising dispute.
CJP Accuses Centre Of Breaking Youth Promises, Meeting To Decide On Fresh Agitation
CJP says promised action remains pending, warns fresh peaceful nationwide agitation could follow August 24 review.
Amravati Hospital Fire: 3 Newborns Die After Ventilator Explosion, Raising Questions Over NICU Safety
Three newborns died after a ventilator-linked fire erupted inside Amravati hospital’s crowded NICU early Monday.
Donald Trump Cites India’s Election System While Pushing For Stricter Voter ID Rules In US
Donald Trump has turned to India’s election system to strengthen his case for stricter voter ID and election rules in America.
Security Heightened Outside Shah Auditorium, Delhi Police Say No Permission Granted For Protest
Delhi Police said no permission was granted for the August 23 protest and warned against misleading social-media posts.
Travelling Abroad? India To End Boarding Pass Stamping For International Flyers From Sept 1: Check Details
The Bureau of Immigration has removed mandatory boarding pass stamping, allowing international passengers to use smartphone e-boarding passes.
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