Times of India

North Carolina will allow its first elk hunt in 2027, 25 years after reintroducing the species. Only two hunting permits will be issued through an auction and raffle, with proceeds supporting elk conservation. Wildlife officials say the population is now sustainable, while some local residents remain divided over whether hunting should begin.

In a significant move to reinforce security in Delhi, additional CRPF companies are being airlifted. The city sees a continuation of a month-long protest led by students and activists advocating for the resignation of the education minister. As Independence Day approaches, security forces are amplifying their presence, while ongoing discussions between the government and protest leaders aim to achieve a peaceful resolution.

India's medical tourism market is experiencing significant growth, projected to reach $16.2 billion by 2030. Patients are increasingly choosing India for its affordable and high-quality medical treatments. Digital advancements and government initiatives are further enhancing the medical travel ecosystem. International patients praise the convenience, speed, and professional care received in India. Continued collaboration will solidify India's position as a global medical destination.

A decorated wrestler before entering mixed martial arts, Tyrell Fortune believes the qualities that shaped his career remain his biggest strength inside the UFC. Following a confidence-boosting debut on short notice, the American heavyweight heads into his second fight with a full training camp, convinced he belongs among the division's elite and determined to move another step closer to the title.

Protesters at Jantar Mantar are experiencing viral infections and dehydration. Volunteer doctors are treating many individuals for sore throats and fevers. Overcrowding and open sleeping conditions are worsening the health situation for attendees. Elderly protesters are also seeking care for existing conditions like diabetes and hypertension. Injuries from police action and general fatigue are also being addressed by medical volunteers.

A century after just four moose were released in Newfoundland to attract hunters, the introduced animals transformed the island's forests and wildlife management. Their population grew to nearly 200,000 before habitat damage triggered declines. A new management plan explains how science is now helping keep moose numbers in balance with forests, public safety and long-term ecosystem health.

Ministry of External Affairs accused China of violating sovereignty and illegally occupying Indian territories. The government objected to Chinese projects in Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh. This statement follows a meeting between Indian and Chinese foreign ministers. Chinese officials highlighted positive developments in bilateral relations and cooperation. Both nations aim to maintain peace and explore coexistence as major powers.

Sonam Wangchuk ended his hunger strike after government assurances on paper leaks. The government promised fast-track courts and tougher punishments for offenders. New education secretaries were appointed, signaling bureaucratic shifts. The CJP protest utilized social media, challenging traditional political communication. This youth movement forced a direct intervention from Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

The Rapid Action Force is verifying its personnel's actions during recent student protests. Allegations of excessive force and pellet gun use are being examined by officials. The Central Reserve Police Force is overseeing this internal review process. Videos showing clashes and alleged attacks on personnel are under scrutiny. This verification follows student demands for the education minister's resignation.

Judoka Tulika Maan faces withdrawal from the Glasgow Games for whereabouts failures. This follows judoka Arun Kumar's disqualification after a failed dope test. Athletes must disclose their locations for random anti-doping agency testing. Hima Das and Parveen Hooda previously faced similar whereabouts rule violations. These incidents impact India's judo prospects at the upcoming sporting event.

Oregon is introducing new fees for undersea cable installations near its coast. These charges will generate revenue for the state's public K-12 schools. Existing fees were established about twenty-five years ago and were much lower. The new rates aim to attract tech investment while ensuring compensation. This update follows a 2020 incident involving a cable construction project.

Bill seeks to double punishment for paper leak offences; minimum jail term may rise from 3 years to 5 years

Mohamed Zeeshan, an Indian-origin man who moved to the United States after being attracted to its 'values' has now said he 'wouldn't do it today' on an H-1B visa. Zeeshan, who now owns a consulting firm, said he is also seeing a rising trend of his relatives and friends looking at other options like Germany and Australia since it's become difficult to land a job and visa in the US after graduating.

With its groundbreaking products, Nokia ruled the global mobile market for years, driven by efficient industrial logistics and far-reaching distribution. However, internal anxiety and limited communication led to several missteps. The arrival of the iPhone and Android revolutionized the landscape, shifting attention to software ecosystems. Ultimately, Nokia's mobile phone business was acquired by Microsoft, marking a pivotal change in its trajectory.

Noida's Supertech Twin Towers faced demolition after being ruled illegal, following the Supreme Court's validation of the High Court's order. Apartment buyers are embroiled in ongoing legal battles about refunds. The insolvency case of Supertech complicates matters for claimants waiting for reimbursements, while the Supreme Court investigates alternative solutions to address buyer claims.

Donald Trump's approach to international security resembles a protection racket, insisting that allies contribute more for American military support and armament. This transactional style echoes his history in real estate. Countries in the Gulf and Nato are responding to pressure for increased defense expenditures, turning their anxiety into financial gain for the United States.