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Mandya-Karnataka Merchant, 65, Kills Wife And Son At Home, Dies By Suicide Amid Financial Distress
Mandya trader allegedly killed wife and son before suicide, citing debt, lender pressure, and business loss from policy impact.
How Dark Patterns Are Quietly Costing Indian Online Buyers ₹28,000 Crore Annually
Dark patterns are silently costing Indian consumers ₹28,000 crore annually, exposing a growing trust crisis in digital commerce.
Over 300 Women Perform Grand Maha Naati, Celebrating Himachal’s Rich Heritage At Shimla Festival
The mass folk dance showcased tradition, women’s participation and Himachal’s cultural pride.
Fake NEET UG 2026 Re-Exam Notice Sparks Confusion Among Aspirants, PIB Debunks Viral Circular
The Press Information Bureau clarified that a viral circular claiming a NEET UG 2026 re-examination is fake and urged students to rely only on official NTA and government sources.
BMW Demand, ₹12 Crore Claim and ₹4 Crore Settlement: Viral Divorce Case Reignites Alimony Debate
Reported ₹4 crore divorce settlement sparks nationwide debate on fairness and legal reform.
US Strikes Iran After Reported Helicopter Downing; Tehran Threatens ‘Heavier Response’
Retaliatory strikes and Iranian threats raise fears of wider Middle East conflict.
OpenAI Isn’t Killing Chat: It’s Quietly Building The Next Operating System For Work
OpenAI’s shift from chatbots to AI agents signals a broader ambition to become the workspace layer.
Over 14,000 Men Allegedly Registered as Women to Claim ₹21.44 Crore Under Maharashtra’s Ladki Bahin Scheme
State plans recovery and legal action after thousands allegedly used forged documents.
Sun Pharma’s $11.75 Billion Organon Bet Signals Aggressive Global Pharma Expansion Financing Shift
Sun Pharma’s $11.75 billion Organon acquisition highlights major global expansion, complex financing, and evolving role of Indian banks in mega-deals.
“A Woman Is Not Her Husband’s Appendage”: Supreme Court Says Career Choice Is Not Cruelty
Court affirms women’s right to careers without facing allegations of matrimonial cruelty.
Zepto’s IPO Ambitions Now Come With An Unwanted Regulatory Distraction
Zepto’s soaring revenue and widening losses coincide with ED scrutiny, adding a regulatory dimension to its IPO ambitions.
‘They Did Not Let a Mother See Her Daughter One Last Time’: Five Years After Hathras, Journalist Tanushree Pandey Reflects
India Today journalist Tanushree Pandey, who reported the 2020 Hathras forced cremation case on the ground, speaks about caste, institutional failure, and why the documentary “Hathras 16 Days” on ZEE5 needed to be made.
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