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[Watch] ‘Sarkaar Ke Bharose Mat Baithiye, Kaa Pata Sarkar Humre Bharose Baitha Ho’

August 16, 2015

Nawazuddin Siddiqui wishes all Indians a Shandaar! Zabardast! Zindabad! #IndependenceDay in his own signature style via #Fame

Interesting Stories Behind Our National Symbols

August 15, 2015

The National Flag The Indian ‘Tiranga’ (tricolour), as we see today, was officially adopted as the national flag of India on 22nd July, 1947 by

Forgotten Freedom Fighters: When ‘Salihan’ Took On Armed Britishers With Lathis

August 15, 2015

Author: P Sainath|Article originally published on www.ruralindiaonline.org Demathi Dei Sabar ‘Salihan’ and her friends took on gun-toting British officers with lathis in Nuapada, Odisha She

A Human Who Takes Care Of Both Shiv Temple And Masjid

August 13, 2015

This article was originally published on bhaskar.com The holy month of Srawan (August) has brought enthusiasm among the Hindu devotees. It is an auspicious month

Most Prominent Indian-Born CEOs Leading Big Tech Companies Around The World

August 11, 2015

Sundar Pichai is now CEO of Tech giant Google. Also, Sergei Brin and Larry Page have started a new company ‘Alphabet’, which will now own Google, and

The Inspiring Story Of A Lorry Driver’s Son Who Graduated From IIT-Madras Without Legs

August 10, 2015

Source : Yashwanth Gupta’s Profile | Image Courtesy : cdn.indiamarkscoffeewithsundarinspireminds2.bp.blogspot Naga Naresh Karutura has passed out of IIT Madras in Computer Science and has joined

Trying To Kiss A Girl Forcibly Isn’t Molestation: Delhi Police Officer

August 10, 2015

Originally posted on Facebook His name is Nikhil and he tried to molest my friend – She was walking down M block (near barakhamba red light)

Indian Gymnast Dipa Karmakar Wins Asian Championships Bronze

August 10, 2015

Image Courtesy : ibnlive media.newindianexpress “Ace Indian gymnast Dipa Karmakar has won women’s vault bronze medal at ART Gymnastics Asian Championships in Hiroshima, Japan.” Yet

6-Year-Old Legless And Homeless Boy, Who Found His Inspiration In Sport

August 9, 2015

When God takes something from you it gives you something better. You need to find out your ‘call’ and give it your best shot. The

[Watch] Story Of The Children Living In Gaza’s Rubble

August 9, 2015

Source : UNICEF These sixty children are living in this blown-out building in Gaza, which was hit in 2014 conflict. Palestinian children are recovering from

An Indian Cyclist And Art Teacher Born Without Full Arms Has Set His Sights On Paralympic Glory

August 8, 2015

Source : dailysikhupdates | Images : mirror.co.uk mirror.co.uk mirror.co.uk mirror.co.uk mirror.co.uk Meet Jagwinder Singh, 24, an Armless art teacher who uses his feet to paint

The Media Tells Us The Names Of Terrorists, But What About The Names Of Our Brave Soldiers?

August 6, 2015

Sepoy Rachpal Singh was killed by a Pakistan’s sniper near the LOC. (Image: Facebook) Be it Ajmal Kasab, Yakub Memon or Usman Khan – terrorists

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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.

Indore’s Ghost Hospital Exists Only on Paper, With 87 Staff Despite No Land or Building Yet

Officials cite land shortage as sanctioned staff serve elsewhere while the promised hospital awaits construction.

Centre Issues Notice to Telegram Over Pirated Movies, Seeks Action Report Within 15 Days

The government has directed Telegram to strengthen its anti-piracy system and report its action within 15 days after complaints over widespread sharing of pirated films and OTT content.

Before the Internet Finished Celebrating the Proposal, Brands Had Already Started Selling Through It

Real-time marketing is transforming how brands compete for attention, turning viral internet moments into opportunities for relevance and engagement.

After E20 Petrol, India Eyes 15% Isobutanol Blend in Diesel, Says Union Minister Nitin Gadkari

The Centre is exploring a 15% isobutanol blend in diesel to advance cleaner transport, reduce oil imports and strengthen India's biofuel ecosystem.

Agra Woman Arrested for Allegedly Killing Husband, Burying Body Beneath Bathroom Floor for 45 Days

Police recovered skeletal remains from beneath a plastered bathroom floor in Agra as investigations continue into the alleged murder of a man by his wife.

Rapido Founders Booked: Why One ₹22 Ride Could Reshape India’s Bike Taxi Business Forever

Nagpur police book Rapido founders over alleged unauthorised bike taxi operations, raising fresh questions around India's fragmented mobility regulations.

Meta Faces Tough Questions As India Probes Instagram’s Ad Review System

India summons Meta after allegations of Instagram hosting illegal ads, raising fresh questions about platform accountability and child safety online.

₹5 Lakh Demand and a Police Trap: Delhi Domestic Worker Arrested in Alleged Fake Rape Case

Police allege the woman demanded ₹5 lakh to withdraw a rape complaint before being arrested in a trap operation while accepting ₹2 lakh.

How Claude AI Helped a UP Man Trace 25 Ancestral Land Plots in His Village | Know More

By navigating dense digital government records in official Hindi, Claude AI helped a man locate and map his family's generational farmland in rural UP.

Heavy Rain: Kerala’s Thrissur Declares Holiday for All Educational Institutions on July 4

Amid persistent monsoon rains, Kerala's Thrissur district has declared a July 4 holiday for all educational institutions, while scheduled public examinations and interviews will proceed as planned.

Govt Orders Removal of At Least 3 Chinese-Linked Apps Amid E-Rickshaw Shutdown Concerns

Following viral videos of a cruel trend, the Indian government has ordered the removal of three Chinese apps exploited to remotely disable e-rickshaws via unsecured Bluetooth batteries.

Was Indra Nooyi Right About India? The Numbers Behind Her Viral Remark Are Striking

Indra Nooyi's comments reignite debate as data reveals only 5% of India's listed companies are led by women CEOs.

UGC-NET June 2026 Faces Scrutiny Over Sociology Errors and Allegedly Repeated English Exam Questions

Candidates allege paper-setting lapses as NTA reviews objections over Sociology errors and repeated English questions.

“We Would Have Stayed the Bail…” SC Flags Concern but Allows Sonam Raghuvanshi Bail to Continue

The Supreme Court refused interim interference with bail granted to Sonam Raghuvanshi while admitting Meghalaya government’s appeal challenging the High Court’s decision in the alleged honeymoon murder case.

How Anant Ambani’s Vantara Initiative Could Revolutionize Animal Safety & Rescue In India

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.