Supreme Court to hear Jairam Ramesh's plea against curbs on access to poll records
The Supreme Court issued notices to the Centre and Election Commission after Congress's Jairam Ramesh challenged an amendment ...
Government picks 1.5-acre site next to Pranab's samadhi for Manmohan Singh's memorial
The government has dedicated 1.5 acres at Rashtriya Smriti complex in New Delhi for a memorial for former Prime Minister ...
Amid church protest, Kerala shelves bill to tweak green law
Amid criticism from various quarters, Kerala government announced it has no plans to proceed with the Kerala Forest ...
'God's own country' is shrinking as surging sea, erosion sink shores
Kerala’s once idyllic beaches, such as Shankumugham, are now facing severe erosion due to rising sea levels and sand mining, ...
Optical illusion: Only those with sharp vision can help 3 boys in finding a hidden man’s face in 7 seconds
The optical illusions are those mind-bending games that play with shapes and images and point of view. There are kinds of ...
'Toughest negotiations I have ever experienced': Biden on ceasefire between Israel and Hamas
President Joe Biden announced a three-phase ceasefire and hostage deal between Israel and Hamas, ending a 15-month conflict.
Meta apologises, says poll remark 'inadvertent error'
Meta officials have issued an unconditional apology to the Indian government following remarks made by CEO Mark Zuckerberg ...
Ex-Prasar Bharati officials, ex-IB deputy secy booked in graft case
The CBI has lodged a case against a former deputy secretary of the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting and six ex-officials of Prasar Bharati in ...
New research says the core of the galaxy has giant fuzzy 'dark stars'
New research suggests that the cores of galaxies may be anchored by giant, invisible 'dark stars' composed of fuzzy dark matter, potentially explaining long-standing mysteries in astrophysics.