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Govt. order to finalise agreement with IIT Madras is expected soon, says GCDA sources

Pappu Lohra, head of the Maoist splinter group Jharkhand Jan Mukti Parishad (JJMP), and his second-in-command were killed in a gunfight with police in Latehar district. This elimination is part of an intensified crackdown on Maoists and breakaway factions in Jharkhand.

In a historic moment for the Indian armed forces, the National Defence Academy (NDA) in Pune is set to graduate its first batch of 17 women cadets on May 30. Cadet Ishita Sharma, along with her peers, will mark this milestone after three years of rigorous training.

The new train will start from Agartala and stop at Narangi (NNGE) station on the outskirts of Guwahati. However, the schedule for this train has not yet been released

In Khandwa district, Madhya Pradesh, the desecration of six graves, including those of five women, has sparked outrage and prompted a police investigation. Relatives discovered the graves disturbed, with signs of tampering near the feet, leading to suspicions of occult practices.

Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs are gearing up for a powerful comeback in 2025 after a tough Super Bowl LIX loss. With Mahomes still under center and rumors of a major contract extension swirling, the Chiefs remain top contenders. As long as Mahomes leads the charge, Kansas City’s Super Bowl hopes are alive and well.

The Coordinating Committee on Manipur Integrity declared the ‘public boycott’ of Governor Ajay Kumar Bhalla after the expiry of its 48-hour general strike

Driven by nine determined citizens, Sarakki Lake in Bengaluru underwent a remarkable revival after decades of neglect. The Sarakki Lake Area Improvement Trust (SLAIT) successfully combatted sewage inflow, encroachments, and ecological damage through strategic partnerships and legal action.

Modi will preside over the meeting; CMs will make presentations on their initiatives

New online visa module for Afghans rolled out in last week of April, source says; resumption of visa services comes five years after Taliban takeover in Kabul; applicants need Afghan passport, national ID card

The Odisha government is reviewing Dara Singh's remission plea, convicted in the 1999 Graham Staines murder case, amidst legal complexities and multiple convictions. Discussions are ongoing, requiring Union government consultation, as the Supreme Court monitors the decision-making process.

Women garment workers in the State are facing the brunt of a harsh summer. It is clear that, going forward, there is a role for both the government and the factory managements to protect workers from heat stress on shop floors