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Tarsem Singh criticises Punjab Government for extending Amritpal’s detention under NSA, calling it a threat to democracy.

A gunman opened fire at Harvard Square station in Boston, causing panic and a temporary shelter-in-place order from Harvard University. The suspect fired several shots on the Red Line platform, apparently targeting an individual, before fleeing. While no injuries were reported, the incident disrupted transit services and prompted an ongoing police investigation, raising public safety concerns.

Kashmir valley has been lashed by heavy rains over the past 48 hours even as the weather office has forecast more precipitation over the next 24 hours.

The U.S. Vice President will deliver an address on Tuesday at the Rajasthan International Centre in Jaipur, where he is likely to make a policy statement on India-U.S. ties

By 2050, the elderly population, for the first time, is expected to exceed the population aged 0-15. This underscores the importance of turning the healthcare spotlight on the elderly, with community participation in focus, say experts

Sunny Deol's 'Jaat,' also featuring Randeep Hooda and Vineet Kumar Singh, is performing well at the box office, earning ₹74.55 crore in eleven days. Despite a controversy over a church scene, which was later removed, and competition from Akshay Kumar's 'Kesari 2,' 'Jaat' saw decent growth over the second weekend. It made ₹5 crore on Sunday.

Israel revoked the entry visas of 27 French lawmakers and officials, citing threats to national interests, just before their planned visit to Israel and Palestinian territories. The group, comprised of left-wing members, said it intended to promote peace and cooperation. This action, denounced as collective punishment, follows similar incidents involving British and European politicians, highlighting tensions over Palestinian statehood recognition.

US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth is under scrutiny for allegedly sharing sensitive military information about Yemen operations in a private Signal group, his second such incident. The group included his wife, brother, and personal lawyer. This follows an earlier leak involving National Security Advisor Mike Waltz, prompting a Pentagon investigation.

Aaron Rodgers' prolonged indecision regarding the Pittsburgh Steelers' contract offer has sparked humorous reactions, including trolling from former teammate David Bakhtiari. As Rodgers remains non-committal, the Steelers are exploring options like Shedeur Sanders in the upcoming NFL Draft. Rodgers' philosophical approach contrasts with the Steelers' urgency to secure their quarterback future, creating a tense waiting game.

Nearly 300 families, displaced by riots in Murshidabad following protests against the Centre's new Waqf law, returned to their homes from a Malda school. This "reverse migration" happened as a TMC delegation visited the family of two men killed in the violence in Jafrabad. Authorities are arranging relief for those whose homes were damaged.

In Chhatarpur, Madhya Pradesh, a shocking incident occurred at a state-run district hospital where a 77-year-old man, Udhal Lal Joshi, was allegedly assaulted by Dr. Rajesh Mishra and an assistant.

A high-level team visited southern Tripura on Sunday to assess the flood protection measures on the Indian side

Mala Papalkar, a visually challenged woman rescued from a dustbin at Jalgaon railway station 25 years ago, overcame immense odds. After clearing the MPSC exam, she is now poised to begin her career as a revenue assistant in Nagpur collectorate. Her journey from abandonment to public service is truly inspiring.

Bangladesh has refuted India's accusations of systematic minority persecution following the death of Hindu leader Bhabesh Chandra Roy. India condemned the killing as part of a pattern and urged protection for minorities. Bangladesh insists it protects all citizens equally, regardless of religion. Authorities are investigating Roy's death, citing no immediate signs of injury and cautioning against inciteful commentary.

With the national labour codes awaiting implementation, numerous states are proactively amending their labour laws to attract investments and boost manufacturing. These changes include raising the retrenchment threshold, increasing worker limits for Factories and Contract Labour Acts, and permitting women to work night shifts.

Maharashtra's Language Advisory Committee has publicly opposed the introduction of Hindi as a third language for students in Classes I to V, sparking debate and putting the state government on the defensive. The committee argues the move is academically unjustified and not in line with students' psychology.