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India Rejects Pakistan President’s ‘Unwarranted’ Comments: ‘No Right to Comment on India’s Internal Matters’
India’s Ministry of External Affairs rejected Pakistan President Asif Ali Zardari’s remarks on the Varanasi mosque demolition notice, calling them absurd and highlighting Pakistan’s poor human rights record.
International Yoga Day: How an Ancient Indian Practice Became A Global Wellness Movement
From its Indian origins to UN recognition, yoga has evolved into a global movement promoting health, mindfulness, and unity across cultures.
NEET Leak Scare in Ajmer: Caller Allegedly Shows Question Paper on Video Call, Demands ₹30,000; Probe Launched
Police have launched an investigation after a NEET aspirant in Ajmer reported receiving a video call in which an unidentified person allegedly displayed a question paper and demanded ₹30,000 for access to it.
Iran Says Hormuz Is Closed, US Says Traffic Continues: What Does This Mean For India?
Amid rising Middle East tensions, shipping continues through the Strait of Hormuz despite Iran’s renewed warnings and concerns over global energy supplies.
SBI Life’s ‘Papa Hain Na’ Campaign Celebrates Fathers Who Know When To Step Back
SBI Life’s ‘Papa Hain Na’ campaign explores fatherhood through trust, independence and quiet acts of care.
Delhi Deploys 100 Fogging Autos Across 250 Wards As Dengue Cases Reach 162 Ahead Of Monsoon
Delhi Launches 100 Anti-Mosquito Autos Across 250 Wards As Dengue Cases Climb Ahead Of Monsoon.
Temple Tragedy In Maharashtra: 7+ Killed As Temple Hall Collapses; More Than 30 Devotees Injured
A roof collapse at an under-construction temple assembly hall in Parbhani killed seven devotees and injured over 30 others during a religious gathering, triggering a major rescue operation and demands for accountability.
How An Indian-Origin Founder Helped Build A $60 Billion AI Giant In Just Four Years
How Indian-origin entrepreneur Aman Sanger helped build Cursor and landed a historic $60 billion AI deal.
Patna Civil Court Extends Relief To Khan Sir, Orders No Arrest In Coaching Clash Case
Patna Civil Court extended interim protection to educator Khan Sir in the coaching clash case while directing him to cooperate with the ongoing police investigation.
Why Universities in MP and Chhattisgarh Are Replacing ‘India’ With ‘Bharat’?
Universities cite cultural heritage as official records gradually shift from India to Bharat.
Norway Moves to Limit AI and Phones in Schools to Prioritise Reading and Maths
New education reforms limit AI use while promoting books and foundational learning skills.
India’s Biggest AI Bet? Why BharatGen’s Entry Into Project Tapestry Matters
BharatGen’s entry into Project Tapestry highlights India’s growing ambition to shape the future of sovereign AI.
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