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January 16, 2015
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January 8, 2015
“We are only as blind as we want to be”. Nothing can sum up the story of professor-turned-IAS officer Ajit Kumar Yadav better than this adage.
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TVK leader Vijay called off his Chennai campaign, blaming tight police‑set time windows for unsafe and impractical logistics.
UAE confirms Iranian drone struck Fujairah’s du telecom facility on April 6, causing damage but no casualties.
A high‑ranking IRGC commander was killed in early morning strikes on Tehran, worsening regional conflict even as Pakistan offers a ceasefire framework.
A marine engineering student’s death during routine exercise sparks concerns over campus infrastructure safety and accountability.
Heavy rains cause landslide at Karol Bridge–Chanderkote, blocking NH‑44; traffic halted, clearance ongoing.
Bomb threat emails forced immediate evacuations at Ramjas College and Miranda House, but no suspicious devices were discovered.
Trump sets Tuesday deadline for Iran, warns of military action amid rising Strait tensions.
The court stressed that clear intent to instigate suicide is essential, not just routine marital disagreements.
As FIR targets posts on food safety, the line between awareness and misinformation comes under sharper scrutiny.
US-Israel airstrikes hit Tehran, kill 25+, triggering Iranian retaliation amid Strait of Hormuz tensions.
Bangladesh launches an emergency vaccination campaign as measles spreads rapidly, infecting thousands of children nationwide.
Tamil Nadu’s Chief Minister opposes the Centre-backed language policy, reigniting debates on federalism, identity and education reforms.
A sudden Auto LPG shortage in Karnataka is pushing thousands of auto drivers toward expensive petrol, threatening their already fragile daily incomes.
NTA revises UGC NET December 2025 answer key after court order, drops questions.
Two Mumbai residents were arrested for allegedly plotting a toy-car bomb attack in Delhi, prompting a wider probe into online radicalisation networks.
Airstrikes hit Tehran’s Sharif University and gas infrastructure, causing outages and raising regional tensions.
A young woman’s choice to marry for love allegedly led to her killing, raising serious concerns about family violence and police accountability.
Mass demonstrations surged in Baghdad and Basra against the U.S. military presence after deadly border airstrikes, an oilfield drone attack, and rising regional tensions with Iran.
A significant Iranian drone strike on April 4 damaged critical Kuwaiti power and water infrastructure, disrupting service while underscoring widening regional tensions.
A PIL claims the 2026 amendment undermines transgender self‑identification and constitutional rights, sparking a human rights battle in India’s top court.
The Gujarat High Court mandates human intelligence as the final authority in judicial decisions, limiting AI to minor administrative tasks.
A rain-triggered accident near Sojha in Kullu sent a tourist vehicle into a gorge, killing four and injuring eighteen passengers.
Pakistan’s defence minister escalates rhetoric against India, alleging false flag plans and warning of deep strikes beyond borders.
Congress MP Shashi Tharoor’s convoy faced obstruction and alleged assault on security staff in Malappuram ahead of Kerala Assembly elections.
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.