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Hindenburg Research, known for targeting Adani Group in 2023 and causing a $140 billion loss in market value, is winding down. Despite facing backlash and stirring controversy, it uncovered corporate fraud globally, leading to significant legal actions and financial implications.

Tyrese Haliburton and Jade Jones are heading to Paris for the NBA Paris Games 2025, with their dog Ames joining the adventure. The Indiana Pacers will face the San Antonio Spurs in a highly anticipated showdown. Haliburton, after a strong start this season, is expected to recover from a recent injury in time for the games.

The cabinet made key decisions including setting up the eighth pay commission and approved extending a special package for fertilisers. PM Modi also launched several projects, including indigenously built naval combatants and Namo Bharat trains, highlighting an action-filled year aimed at boosting growth and welfare initiatives.

The Congress has filed a plea in the Supreme Court in favor of the Places of Worship (Special Provisions) Act, emphasizing its importance for maintaining secularism and communal harmony. They argue that any challenges to the Act could threaten India's secular fabric and fundamental constitutional principles.

Individuals are being scrutinized by the income tax department for fraudulent claims on donations, investments, and interest payments. Extensive searches revealed bogus donations to political parties and charities, as well as false claims on loans and house rent allowances. A new procedure is prompting taxpayers to revise returns or face penalties.

The Modi government announced the setting up of the eighth pay commission to benefit 1.1 crore central government employees and pensioners. This decision, made before Delhi votes, aims to enhance consumption demand and improve the quality of life. The implementation of the award is expected from 2026.

Abhay Singh, known as the IIT-Bombay Baba, suggests changes in the education system and introducing spirituality to reduce student suicides. Singh, an IIT-Bombay graduate, left a promising career for spiritual pursuits. His story has sparked a debate on student-friendly education and the role of spirituality in combating stress and depression.

The project will be executed at a cost of ₹37.16 crore sanctioned by the Ministry of Road transport and Highways

Two robbers shot two security guards in Bidar, killing one and critically injuring the other. They stole Rs 87 lakh and escaped on a motorbike. The incident occurred while the guards were transporting money to an ATM van. Police are investigating the crime using CCTV footage and have leads on the suspects' identities.

Isro successfully completes India's first satellite-docking manoeuvre, marking a significant achievement towards future missions like Chandrayaan-4 and the country's own space station. The final docking attempt was made on Thursday after multiple postponements and used a precision alignment system. Prime Minister Modi and other officials hailed this achievement.

Union home minister Amit Shah inaugurated a museum in Prime Minister Narendra Modi's hometown, Vadnagar. The museum traces the 2,500-year history of the town and highlights its cultural and historical significance. Shah also opened a sports complex and the Prerna Centre to inspire future leaders.

Earlier, Jagdeep Dhankhar had publicly urged Union Agriculture Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan to talk to farmers

Karnataka CM Siddaramaiah announced that the Socio-Economic and Education Survey report, dubbed the 'caste census,' will be discussed in the next cabinet meeting. The report has faced delays due to administrative concerns and pressures from various caste groups. State ministers urged inclusivity for Lingayat sub-sects.

Over the past week, scores of turtle carcasses have washed ashore, with 80 found along the ECR coast. The mortality is higher than in previous years. The meeting has been scheduled for Jan. 20

They say the plant will have an adverse impact on the water bodies and farmlands in Mottur and ruin the livelihood of around 1,600 families who depend on farming and allied activities

Indian workers, most of them youth from Uttar Pradesh, say they are being held in prison-like conditions in Benghazi, Libya, lured there by fake recruitment agents. Their families point to cycles of debt and poverty at home, and the hope of economic mobility abroad as reasons for stepping into the unknown, find Mayank Kumar and Kunal Shankar